Las Casas de la Juderia Seville

General Information

Customers of the Hotel Las Casas De La Juderia will enjoy live music and Mediterranean cuisine from region restaurants. The guesthouse is within short distance of the Giralda bell citadel, Royal AlcAjzar of Seville and a castle. The Hotel Las Casas De La Juderia Sevilla is approximately 8 km from the Seville Airport. There is a bus that runs back and forth from the guesthouse to the airport for simple transport. There is also car park accessible for visitors who arrive by auto.

The Hotel Las Casas De La Juderia Seville Spain proposes 105 rooms for guests. Every room is equipped with air conditioning, telephones, satellite TV, mini bars, privy bathrooms, hair dryers, and Internet services.

The Las Casas De Juderia is situated in the Jewish Santa Cruz Quarter which is one of the towns of Seville. The guesthouse was formed by combining a few conventional Andalusian-style houses. Facilities of the guesthouse comprise a patio, piano brasserie, on-site restaurant, and pool. Further to there are business amenities accessible for work visitors which comprise copying, fax and email services. There are also computers accessible for rent.

Dining Information

Only a breakfast facilities is catered, serving visitors from 07: 30 to ten:

Location Information

There are amenities and service such as apartment amenities, piano brasserie, reading suite, conference room and clothes laundering service. 03/10 IV This is considered the best-preserved range of houses and castles in Seville, reflecting what is known as the the golden age of Seville. The good exterior corridors are adorned with showy regional bunchs of flowers and propose a pleasant panorama over the patios framed by white arches and walls with tiled floors. Complete ambiance is completely lounging and one almost feels transported into a various world. This excellent hotel is situated in the La Juderia quarter, one of the plurality conventional regions in Seville. This building housed rich Spanish families during past centuries including the renowned Padilla, Manriquez and Zuniga families.