Hotel Alfonso XIII in Sevilla, named after the king who
commissioned it in 1928, was designed to be Europe's most luxurious
hotel. Situated among the arches and arabesques of the historic
city center of Seville, the Hotel Alfonso XIII is only minutes
from the Reales Alcázares and Plaza de España. It’s
easy to see why it was named to Condé Nast Traveler’s
2002 Gold List and is on Condé Nast Traveler’s 2001
Readers’ Choice Awards List. Exquisitely appointed function
rooms encircle the central courtyard and are ideal for meetings
and parties. The fully equipped business center offers translations
and secretarial support. Enjoy delectable regional specialties
at the Restaurante San Fernando. Built to house the heads of state
at the 1929 Great Ibero-American Exhibition, the Hotel Alfonso
XIII continues a tradition of luxury. Guest rooms are fully equipped
with all modern conveniences.
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