Hotel Alfonso XIII, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Seville

Truly special place that makes you feel you are in a Palace.

I stayed at Hotel Alfonso XIII and honestly just loved it. It’s one of those places that immediately feels special the moment you walk in. The building is absolutely beautiful, full of those Andalusian and Moorish details that make everything feel really grand but still warm and inviting. At times it honestly felt like stepping back in time, especially with the piano music playing in the background, which I loved. The room was spacious, super clean, and really nicely decorated. Everything just felt comfortable and well thought out, without being too much. Breakfast was great, lots of choice and everything fresh and tasty. I also really enjoyed spending a bit of time at the bar, such a pretty and relaxing space. The staff were kind and professional, always helpful when needed, and added those little touches that make a stay feel smoother and more enjoyable.

Our stay at the Alfonso XIII was more than excellent. We have stayed here on several visits to Seville and each time it gets better. In particular, Alejandro Herrera , the Front Office Supervisor, could not have been more helpful and kind throughout our stay and made it a very memorable experience once again. The hotel is spectacular in every way and the service is amazing. We hope to have the opportunity to return again to the Alfonso XIII!

I stayed 2 nights at Hotel Alfonson XIII and it was poor. The hotel failed to acknowledge my Tritanium status and the service was poor considering the sky high prices. The building and location are great, but the rooms are dated and not very inspiring. Overall a big disappointment.

Stayed for a short while for a conference. Nice enough property per the photos but totally lacking on the basics. The air conditioning didn't work - which at 30 Celsius is a problem - they sent a maintenance tech three times to my room who didn't speak any English (another win for a hotel catering to international customers - maybe send a translator next time) and claimed all was well. They then said they would send a fan which did not show up and I resigned myself to terrible sleep which was the inevitable outcome. So three basics - i) air con ii) customer service iii) basic operations/comms to send items to the room - which in my view creates a rather sour taste when you are paying ~700 euros a night. Poor - avoid.