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San Fernando 2, Sevilla, 41004
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 RESTAURANTS & BARS:
San Fernando Restaurant
Refined and elegant. International cuisine perfectly managed by our prestigious Chef Andre Sabouret. Splendid settings to enjoy an exquisite cuisine. |
 San Fernando Bar
An ideal to taste a wide range of dishes and appetizers, or a drink or cocktail. A place worth to see, just to enjoy the view of the splendorous central patio. A privileged setting to enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine. An Asiatic luxury situated in the heart of Seville. Its location, in the Hotel's gardens, and its atmosphere, will make you feel as in the Far East. |
 Alfonso Bar
Is located in the lobby of the Hotel next to the splendid Gallery and open air terrace. Access to the Bar can be through the Hotel lobby or directly from the outside. It is composed of two different rooms, one of them with Chimney, which together with the exquisite decoration make it one of the Hotel's most enchanting sites where our guests can sample a wide variety of wines, beers and sophisticated cocktails. |
 Function Rooms
Hotel Alfonso XIII offers 6 rooms of exceptional grand decor for meetings and functions.
Its flexible rooms make it possible to accommodate up to 650 persons and makes it easy to install the latest audio-visual technology as well as any special setting. |
 Wedding Celebrations
Hotel Alfonso XIII can make more special this memorable day. It is ideal for this unforgettable date, an exceptional venue where Monarchs and personalities of the highest social status have celebrated their most important events. |
 Seville is the heart of Andalucian culture, the center of bullfighting and Flamenco music. There are many sights to visit in Seville such as the cathedral and its adjoining Giralda tower, the Real Alcázar (14th century Palace), and the colourful streets of the old Jewish quarter, the Barrio de Santa Cruz.
Seville is made for strolling. At every corner there are monuments, town squares and alleys united with the smell of orange blossoms and jasmine, the sound of fountains that captivate those whose pass by. Thanks to the stone-laid streets, the white-washed walls and the flowers in the balconies, Seville has its own distinct character.
Especially nice is a stroll through the Santa Cruz district, the old Jewish quarter, with its narrow streets, white walls and simple facades. The impeccable whites make a gorgeous composition with the forged iron gates and windows and with the hall taht opens up into the central patio with baseboards made of tiles, a central fountain, orange trees, jasmine, or nightlady, plants required in any patio.
Very near, but with a different atmosphere you will find the popular Sierpes street, known as the commercial area full of people and tradition.
Also going through the dazzling gardens of Maria Luisa Park has its charm, taking a boat-ride in the pond at the Plaza de Espana. And strolling at the banks of the Guadalquivir or taking a ride in a riverboat.
And if you prefer, you can also take a horse and carriage ride. And when you want taking the time to stop to contemplate the little squares and streets as you go by. |
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