Corral del Rey
11 expert reviews
“Tucked away in one of the labyrinthine narrow streets of Seville’s old quarter, this whitewashed boutique hotel is a reinvention of a 17th-century casa palacio that preserves Roman marble pillars.”
– Afar Magazine
"Tucked away on a side street in Barrio Santa Cruz, Corral del Rey is an elegant small hotel run by two youthful but whip-smart brothers from an aristocratic Anglo-Spanish family."
"The stylish Corral del Rey proves that small is beautiful, with its six rooms in a seventeenth-century house just a five-minute walk from the Giralda." Full review
"This intimate, elegant hideaway has the bones of tiny riad in Essaouira or Marrakech and the workings of a sophisticated Continental town house-hotel." Full review
Upscale
"Luxury boutique... carefully restored to preserve their architectural history but updated and refurbished to meet the demands of the modern traveler." Full review
9.0
"It’s a classy affair with fine art on the walls amidst marble, Romanesque pillars, wooden beams and state-of-the-art lighting." Full review
"The winding streets of Seville’s old quarter are home to Corral del Rey hotel, a whitewashed retreat with a rooftop garden and pool overlooking the ancient city." Full review
91.0
"A hideaway that greatly resembles the riads of Marrakech and Fes, Corral del Rey is situated in a maze of narrow streets in Barrio Alfalfa." Full review
"Split across three buildings, Corral del Rey is a 17th century palatial home reinvented as a 17-room boutique hotel." Full review
"Quiet, romantic and stylish, this lovely boutique hotel is one of my favorites...the main house has nine bright and luxurious rooms located around a central patio." Full review
"The style is unapologetically contemporary...an all-day restaurant handles breakfast, tapas-style lunch and dinner, and afternoon tea." Full review
$238/night
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