Kid Friendly Hotels in Seville FL - Family Hotel Reviews

Relevancy: 66% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview At a corner of the gardens fronting the Alc�zar, this rococo building is one of Spain's three or four most legendary hotels and Seville's premier address. This splendid palace dwarfs the competition and is now a Westin hotel. Built in the mud�jar/Andalusian revival style as a shelter for patr... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 66% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview You'll find the Fernando III on a narrow, quiet street at the edge of the Barrio Santa Cruz, near the northern periphery of the Murillo Gardens. Established in 1969, this hotel is warmer, much bigger, and more obviously "Andalusian" in its decor and presentation than the post-movida (literally po... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 66% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview After the parador, this is the second-most important hotel in town, superior to the also-recommended Casa de Carmona. Known for its elegance, the hotel is stylish with an interior inspired by the mud�jar architecture. With a sleek but inviting decor, it offers a warm welcome and friendly servic... more on Frommer's
• This was a brand new hostel then. Rooms were clean and comfortable, so were the bathrooms. A cheap yet nice stay in Seville. more on IgoUgo.com

Relevancy: 65% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• During my holiday in Seville, I stayed at the Melia Sevilla, a wonderful hotel in a convenient location! Every point of interest is within close walking distance, including Plaza de Espana across from the hotel. There are also many "needful" places close by. San Marcos restaurant is next door, a ... more on IgoUgo.com
• Overview Located a short walk east of the Plaza de Espa�a, near the Parque Mar�a Luisa, this is the most elegant, tasteful, and international of Seville's modern skyscraper hotels. It opened in 1987 and rises 11 floors. It incorporates acres of white marble as well as several dozen shopping boutiques ... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 64% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview This 16th-century Andalusian palace of the dukes of Medinaceli recaptures the splendor of the past, combining Gothic, mud�jar, and Plateresque styles in its courtyards, fountains, and salons. According to tradition, this is a reproduction of Pilate's house in Jerusalem. Don't miss the two old c... more on Frommers
• Overview One of the most elegant and intimate hotels in Andalusia, this plushly furnished hideaway was originally built as the home of the Lasso family during the 1500s. Several years ago, a team of entrepreneurs added the many features required for a luxury hotel while retaining the marble columns, massi... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 64% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview In the Triana district, this government-rated three-star hotel lies a 15-minute walk from the commercial center and the historic monuments. A hotel since 1991, the building rises four floors behind a dull facade with large windows. The hotel attracts larger numbers of business travelers than tour... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 64% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview A short walk from the action of the Seville bullring and only 2 blocks from the river, B�cquer is on a street full of cafes where you can order tapas and enjoy Andalusian wine. The Museo Provincial de Bellas Artes is also nearby. Built in the 1970s, the hotel was enlarged and much renovated in ... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 64% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview On the wide and busy Boulevard Men�ndez y Pelayo, across from the Jardines de Alcazon, this 1964 hotel is sheltered behind a facade of brown brick. Slabs of striated gray marble cool the reception area in the lobby. Above, three latticed structures resemble a trio of miradores. The medium-size ... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 64% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview This is a typical Andalusian hotel with colonial styling such as arches, balconies, tall windows, antiques, lamps, columns, and colorful tiles. In the local style, life revolves around a central patio. The hotel was constructed in 1977 but has been considerably renovated since then. The midsize b... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 61% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview Built in 1976 and partially renovated in 1994, this hotel contains rather small bedrooms but the maids keep the place spic-and-span. Superior features include wall-to-wall carpeting and, in winter, individual heat controls that work. All units have well-kept bathrooms with tub/shower combos. Near... more on Frommer's