Callejon Dos Hermanas 7, Seville, 41004, Spain…
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The present owners, the dukes of Segorve, have carpeted and furnished the rooms in classical Castilian style. Request an interior facing bedroom and you'll overlook the delightful Andalusian patio full of flowers. The exterior rooms face onto the street. It once belonged to the duke of Bejar who was patron to the famous writer Miguel de Cervantes. The main building dates back to the 17th century.
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Narrow, twisting, cobble stone streets of the Barrio de Santa Cruz, is where you'll find this gem. Small, quaint hotel, more like the mansion of a good friend. Great rooms of all sizes and decor. Friendly, english speaking staff. A definate recommendation for at least 3 nights!
05 Jun 2005 | Rob_MeuselThe hotel is fantastic! The rooms are beautiful, and the staff was incredibly friendly. We were only scheduled to stay 2 nights, but ended up staying 3 (since the airlines lost our luggage) -- and the hotel was extremely accomodating. The location is great -- close to the main sights. And the Sangria was the best! A+
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