Rodrigo Caro 6, Seville, Spain | (618) 248-8274
Renovated with attention to preserving 19th-century character
Located in heart of historic city center
Beautiful, unique rooms
Free Wi-Fi
Babysitting and adjoining rooms available
Nice breakfast with eggs, bacon, and pastries
Free afternoon tea and cakes
Rooftop pool and lounge with great city views and two solariums
Small rooms
Street-facing rooms may get noisy from outside bar traffic
Fee for breakfast
No fitness center
No parking (public garage nearby)
The three-story, 33-room Hotel Casa 1800 was originally a mansion built in 1864. The owners have taken care in its conversion to retain the original historic character. Nonetheless, Casa 1800 still has the modern conveniences and cutting edge technology today's travelers expect in a boutique property, with a prime location in the city center near a world-famous cathedral.
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Scene
Romantic, architecturally interesting, and meticulously restored
The public areas of the Hotel Casa 1800 are chockfull of character and romance. The original details of the former mansion have been lovingly preserved: Arched doorways, wrought iron balustrades, beamed ceilings, and studded wooden doors nod to the building's architectural past. The hotel glows with golden light from exquisite chandeliers and sunlight streaming into the central courtyard. Guests are treated to free afternoon tea and cake in the comfortable lobby or on the rooftop terrace with a postcard-worthy view of Seville's Cathedral and historic bell tower, as well as a plunge pool. Old maps, busts, and candelabras are scattered throughout, and original brick walls and Spanish/Moorish tile work ensure that guests never feel like they’re in a McHotel.
Location
Centrally located on narrow cobblestoned streets, right across from cathedral and near array of sights
Casa 1800 is nestled on a quiet, narrow cobblestone street that has seemingly not changed much since the building was built in 1864. Overlooking the neighboring Seville Cathedral and its historic bell tower, the hotel is ideal for visitors who want to see the city's major historic sights, which are located within walking distance. Other views from rooms and the rooftop deck include the Royal Alcázar fortress and the Santa Cruz district. A variety of tapas bars, cafés, restaurants and souvenir shops are nearby as well.
Rooms
Charming, antique feel, with private outdoor hot tubs
Rooms at the Hotel Casa 1800 have been lovingly restored with great attention paid to architectural detail. Exposed brick walls, studded wood shutters, parquet floors, gold-leafed furniture, and other antiques add atmosphere. Yet these stylishly traditional accents are offset by modern amenities like flat-screen TVs and mini-fridges. Comfortable beds are covered in Egyptian cotton sheets and the plumbing is ultra-modern, with some rooms providing access to private outdoor whirlpools. The hotel expanded to add nine new rooms in 2016. Keep in mind rooms near the street may get bar noise from outside.
Features
Rooftop terrace with sweet touches like afternoon tea and cake
Casa 1800's location and intimate atmosphere make up for the lack of amenities like a fitness center often found in chain hotels. The rooftop terrace is furnished with wrought iron tables and chairs as well as chaise longues, and there’s a plunge pool, added in 2016, for soaking tired tourist feet while gazing at the nearby cathedral and bell tower. There are also two solariums on-site. Every afternoon, the hotel serves free afternoon tea and cakes to guests. Additional beverages are freely available as well.
