Name: Hotel Rey Alfonso X
Address: Ximenez de Enciso, 35, Old town, 41004 Seville, Spain, Ximenez de Enciso, 35, Andalucía, 41004
Price range: >Prices start at € 209 per night
Rating: 9.1

Hotel Rey Alfonso X is located in the historic centre of Seville, a short walk from the Giralda and the Santa Cruz district. The outdoor swimming pool is seasonal.

Some rooms at the Rey Alfonso offer views of the Santa María La Blanca Church, the oldest in Sevilla. Others overlook the street or the hotel gardens. All are fully air conditioned, heated and en suite and offer satellite TV.

Facilities at the Rey Alfonso X include free Wi-Fi and a cafeteria and a games room. Guests can enjoy views of the Cathedral and Seville’s old quarter from the terrace.

4 stars

209 €

9.1/10

Hotel Rey Alfonso X

Ximenez de Enciso, 35, Old town, 41004 Seville, Spain 0034954210070 https://www.hotelreyalfonsox.es/ See availability

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Services and facilities

Prices start at € 209 per night

Outdoor swimming pool

Private parking

Free WiFi

Family rooms

Non-smoking rooms

Facilities for disabled guests

24-hour front desk

Tea/coffee maker in all rooms

Bar

Superb breakfast

Pets

Pets are not allowed.

All rooms

The property offers 3 types of rooms to meet the different preferences of its guests. Each room is designed to offer a high level of comfort and quality.

Double or Twin Room (1-2 Adults)

2 single beds, 1 double bed

2 adults

pers.

Superior Double or Twin Room (1-2 Adults)

1 large double bed

2 adults

pers.

Junior Suite

1 large double bed

2 adults, 1 child

pers.

Nearest point of interest

Located about 0.4 km

Alcázar of Seville

The Alcázar of Seville is a royal palace in Seville, originally developed by Moorish Muslim kings. It is renowned for its stunning Mudejar architecture and beautiful gardens. The palace is still in use by the Spanish royal family.