Explore Seville’s artistic side and relax in style in colourful Triana
Standing on a corner of Seville’s lively Barrio de Triana, Cavalta Boutique Hotel promises an authentic connection to local life, and a relaxing stay in luxury surroundings. Architect-led design preserves early 20th century features, while a rooftop garden club spells al-fresco evenings and sunset cocktails. Small but perfectly formed, this hotel is an ideal base for a weekend break – an oasis of cool in a city packed with culture.
King sized beds, lofty ceilings and natural wood floors await in each of the hotel’s rooms and suites. Gran Deluxe rooms are bright and airy with charming wrought-iron balconies, while Premium rooms come with views over the bustling Calle San JacintoRead more[SPLIT]Read less. Striking feature walls and brightly patterned headboards nod to the city’s Moorish heritage, as do a riot of tiles found in the ground floor restaurant. In the other direction, the Alzali Garden Club’s rooftop pool offers a chance to cool off, or soak up some sunshine on a lounger.
When it comes to dining, the hotel offers a casual but refined menu downstairs, while the Garden Club, focuses on light bites and snacks. Beyond, Seville’s spectacular gastronomy is yours to discover. Triana is known for seafood stalls – fresh shellfish served with an ice-cold beer. Or rub shoulders with the locals at a tiny tapas bar – there are plenty to choose from. Once your tastebuds are initiated, turn your senses to the neighbourhood’s thriving art scene. Famous for its role in the ceramics industry, Triana’s streets are a living art gallery bursting with colour, classical architecture and lots of local potteries to explore.
King sized beds, lofty ceilings and natural wood floors await in each of the hotel’s rooms and suites. Gran Deluxe rooms are bright and airy with charming wrought-iron balconies, while Premium rooms come with views over the bustling Calle San JacintoRead more[SPLIT]Read less. Striking feature walls and brightly patterned headboards nod to the city’s Moorish heritage, as do a riot of tiles found in the ground floor restaurant. In the other direction, the Alzali Garden Club’s rooftop pool offers a chance to cool off, or soak up some sunshine on a lounger.
When it comes to dining, the hotel offers a casual but refined menu downstairs, while the Garden Club, focuses on light bites and snacks. Beyond, Seville’s spectacular gastronomy is yours to discover. Triana is known for seafood stalls – fresh shellfish served with an ice-cold beer. Or rub shoulders with the locals at a tiny tapas bar – there are plenty to choose from. Once your tastebuds are initiated, turn your senses to the neighbourhood’s thriving art scene. Famous for its role in the ceramics industry, Triana’s streets are a living art gallery bursting with colour, classical architecture and lots of local potteries to explore.
Enjoy your stay!
