Since its inauguration in 1928, the Hotel Alfonso XIII has been a landmark for Sevillians and discerning travelers from around the world. Built at the request of King Alfonso XIII to accommodate guests of the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition, the hotel has been the preferred accommodation for royalty, heads of state, and guests captivated by its historical aura and charm for over 85 years.

Don't hesitate to visit this idyllic spot and enjoy an Aperol Spritz in the splendid patio between sightseeing.

The Royal Salon, reserved for grand occasions (banquets, etc.), is a pinnacle of Sevillian art of the period and represents the hotel's masterpiece. Enclosed by a wrought iron gate, in the style of the great Andalusian cathedrals, it contains a series of decorative elements, each more luxurious and precious than the last: Bohemian crystal and bronze light fixtures, delicate handcrafted ceilings, azulejos…