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hotels in Sevilla

4 MICHELIN Keys · 0 Forbes Five Star · 0 World's 50 Best placings

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The best hotels in Sevilla

Palacio courtyards, orange trees and Guadalquivir evenings

Spain · 4 ranked hotels · Updated August 2026

Sevilla has 4 hotels ranked in the finehotels.world index. Cavalta Boutique Hotel leads on prestige score at 5.20 out of 10, followed by CoolRooms Palacio Villapanés and Mercer Sevilla. Of those, 4 hold MICHELIN Keys.

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Seville's four ranked hotels all hold MICHELIN Keys and all occupy converted houses inside the old city rather than purpose-built blocks. CoolRooms Palacio Villapanes works an eighteenth-century palace in the San Bartolome quarter, its central patio and stone staircase intact and a pool added on the roof; Mercer Sevilla holds a nineteenth-century palacio near the Museo de Bellas Artes with a glass-roofed courtyard.

The city around them is organised by shade and water: the Alcazar's Mudejar halls and gardens, the vast Gothic cathedral with the Giralda minaret as its bell tower, and the tiled patios of Santa Cruz. Cavalta Boutique Hotel and Vincci Seleccion Unuk add rooftop terraces with cathedral views, the standard local response to the summer heat.

Every ranked hotel in Sevilla

HotelPrestigeDistinctions
1Cavalta Boutique Hotel1 Key · 12 rooms5.201 MICHELIN Key
2CoolRooms Palacio Villapanés1 Key · 50 rooms5.201 MICHELIN Key
3Mercer Sevilla1 Key · 11 rooms5.201 MICHELIN Key
4Vincci Selección Unuk1 Key · 34 rooms5.201 MICHELIN Key

Prestige score is shown out of 10. Sources: MICHELIN Guide hotel selection, Forbes Travel Guide 2026 Star Awards, The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2023 to 2025, La Liste Top 1000 Hotels.

Where to stay in Sevilla

The ranked properties are spread through the Casco Antiguo, with San Bartolome and Santa Cruz closest to the Alcazar and cathedral, and the streets around Alfalfa and the Museo de Bellas Artes slightly quieter and better for tapas bars; Triana across the Guadalquivir keeps its ceramics workshops and a more neighbourhood feel.

When to go

Holy Week and the Feria de Abril are the two most heavily booked weeks of the year, and spring generally is the best time to walk the city; July and August regularly exceed 40 degrees Celsius and empty the centre, with October and November mild and comparatively open.

Common questions

What are the best hotels in Sevilla?

By prestige score, the three highest ranked hotels in Sevilla are Cavalta Boutique Hotel, CoolRooms Palacio Villapanés, Mercer Sevilla. The score is a composite of MICHELIN Keys, Forbes Travel Guide Five Star ratings, placements in The World's 50 Best Hotels for 2023, 2024 and 2025, and La Liste's hotel ratings. finehotels.world tracks 4 award holding hotels in Sevilla in total.

How many MICHELIN Key hotels are there in Sevilla?

Sevilla has 4 hotels holding MICHELIN Keys in this index.

How are the hotels in Sevilla ranked on this page?

Each hotel is scored on a fixed formula built only from award facts, then shown on a scale of 5.00 to 10.00. MICHELIN Keys carry the most weight, a Forbes Travel Guide Five Star rating adds a flat six points, placements in The World's 50 Best Hotels for 2023, 2024 and 2025 are weighted equally, and a La Liste rating moves the total slightly. Nothing a hotel supplies about itself enters the score, and the full formula is published on the methodology page so any figure in the table can be reproduced from the awards beside it.

When is the best time to visit Sevilla?

Holy Week and the Feria de Abril are the two most heavily booked weeks of the year, and spring generally is the best time to walk the city; July and August regularly exceed 40 degrees Celsius and empty the centre, with October and November mild and comparatively open.

Which area of Sevilla should you stay in?

The ranked properties are spread through the Casco Antiguo, with San Bartolome and Santa Cruz closest to the Alcazar and cathedral, and the streets around Alfalfa and the Museo de Bellas Artes slightly quieter and better for tapas bars; Triana across the Guadalquivir keeps its ceramics workshops and a more neighbourhood feel.

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