
5 minutes' walk from Santa María de la Sede Cathedral of Seville and the Giralda, in the Santa Cruz district, the hotel Los Seises Sevilla of the Marriott group is located in the old town. It occupies a historic 16th-century building and is part of the Archiepiscopal Palace.
A historic jewel in the heart of Seville
A former palace that makes its living by running a hotel in the heart of the old town on the noble theme of : "I'm keeping my place, I thought as I entered. Don't be fooled: everything here suggests that, while they go for the simple and distinguished, they also have a past taste for the complicated.
After the strange in-between of a courtyard opening onto the archbishop's palace, lined with Baroque arcades, who could imagine the simplest and most distinguished of decorations? The building features archaeological remains such as mosaic floors and Arab columns, Andalusian patios, colourful tiles and wrought-iron balconies. The atmosphere is both elegant and warm. This unique hotel perfectly blends history, culture and modern comforts, offering guests an unforgettable experience.

The name itself is quite a poem, coming from an old tradition: six young boys danced once a year in Seville Cathedral. This sacred dance, performed by a group of young boys dressed in traditional costumes, is deeply rooted in Seville's history and culture. This ritual dance was introduced in the 16th century, at the instigation of Diego de Deza (1444-1523), Archbishop of Seville at the time. This fan-shaped parenthesis of bygone eras appeals to travellers looking for a reference point. Just like the stone walls, elegant arches and courtyards.
Los Seises Sevilla offers a range of amenities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay. The Middle Ages went to great lengths to create a palace that could only become a palace. The spacious rooms are tastefully decorated, combining historic elements with modern facilities. The passageways are corridors running from one flat to the next. Who could imagine, behind the doors, rooms with a sober and refined décor like the one I occupied among the suites Cartuja. Each room comes with air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi and a luxurious en suite bathroom. Some have views of the cathedral or the city's rooftops. The hotel also features a beautiful rooftop swimming pool, providing the perfect setting to relax after a day of sightseeing.
Restaurant Patio del Pali: Andalusian cuisine

The Sevillian patio offers a culinary experience not to be missed, with local ingredients and a modern twist on classic recipes based on Andalusian cuisine. The restaurant is open from March to November. The menu offers a combination of unique references that combine fresh ingredients and traditional flavours of local cuisine with a modern approach. A high-quality culinary experience, with carefully prepared dishes that stand out for their flavour and presentation.
Bar Pura Vida

Pura Vida is not just a terrace, here guests can enjoy the best views of Seville's Giralda, cocktails and acoustic flamenco on Sundays. New this year, Jazz Fridays will also take place in the bar on the roof of Los Seises Sevilla. Every day from 3pm to 2am. Pura Vida is one of the most Instagrammed places in Seville. From the rooftop terrace, guests can enjoy views of La Giralda while sipping a cocktail or watching a flamenco show.
Sherry Bar
The overall design of the bar was inspired by the classic jazz clubs of the 1930s (dark wooden furniture with indirect lighting to create an intimate atmosphere).
Highlights:
Tastefully decorated rooms combine historic features with modern amenities. Each room has air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi and a luxurious en suite bathroom.
Central location, close to the main tourist attractions.
Breakfast at the El Invernadero restaurant 7:30 AM-11:30 AM daily
Swimming pool and roof terrace with spectacular views.
Quality service and friendly atmosphere.
Calle Segovia 6,
Tercer Patio del Palacio Arzobispal
Seville
www.marriott.com
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Text : Michèle Lasseur
Photos : Marriott Hotels