The Best Airbnbs in Seville, Spain
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A sunkissed Spanish city known for its slow pace and historic charm, Seville is a destination in the nation’s wonderful south which embraces culture like no other. Expect streets lined with blooming orange trees, an impressive trio of UNESCO World Heritage sites, and a thriving scene of flamenco bars called “tablaos.” Recent years have also seen Spain creeping up the ranks as one of Europe’s foodiest countries, and Seville is an epicenter of vibrant tapas restaurants for sampling the generational recipes and regional wines of this resurging cuisine. Spanish tradition is at the heart of life here, and while there are plenty of chic hotels across the city, an Airbnb is your best option for really getting under the skin of the place. Live like a local with our top picks of Airbnb homestays across Seville, chosen for their combination of comfort, style, and authenticity.
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Gabriel Navas FotografoCourtyard penthouse with terrace
This quintessentially Sevillian courtyard building dates back to the 19th century, but with swish renovations like glass sliding doors, exposed brickwork in every room, and an electric fireplace, this apartment feels anything but old. Climb the spiral staircase to find a panoramic roof terrace with a unique outdoor bathtub, where you level with the bell towers and church spires of Seville’s historic center as you take a dip. Those who bag the master bedroom are also treated to a cushy king-size bed, a designated workspace flooded with natural light, and a glossy black-tiled en suite bathroom.
Sleeps: 6
Price: From around $284 per night
Restored townhouse in Santa Cruz district
For travelers happy with communal stays, this Airbnb offers guests a neat en suite bedroom in an elegant 18th-century townhouse, where all standard living spaces are shared with two other sleeping suites. Interiors across all rooms of the building feel like a time capsule to a more lavish past, adorned with antique oak furniture, patterned rugs, and gold-framed paintings that are vintage but not dated. The highlight, however, is the Roman-style pool in the patio courtyard, a romantic space for swimming beside mosaic tiles and stone flower vases.
Sleeps: 2
Price: From around $148 per night, with a two-night minimum
Elegant apartment near the cathedral
Few spots in the city are better placed for views of the Santa Maria de la Sede than this sweet little apartment, earning the honorable title of neighbor to the world’s largest gothic cathedral. Gaze upon this architectural masterpiece from your sun-drenched terrace, decked out with cushioned recliners and an alfresco dining table, before retreating to the air-conditioned rooms inside. Modestly sized but not cramped, inside you will find a velvety king-size bedroom, matte-black kitchenette, cozy lounge with a glass coffee table, flatscreen TV, and the option of a fold-out sofa bed for families.
Sleeps: 4
Price: From around $240 per night
Pretty loft apartment
Found on the riverbanks of the Guadalquivir, there’s plenty to keep you entertained in this smart apartment. Triana, a pastel-hued neighborhood known for its flamenco and pottery, lies across the water connected by the emblematic Isabel II Bridge, while the local hosts greet you with a digital guide to all the hidden gems. The stay itself includes a king-size bedroom, a workspace equipped with a desktop PC, and a bijou patio decorated with hanging potted plants. Floral wallpaper in the lounge, ivory stone in the bathroom—all the interiors are polished and infused with homely details, like an authentic Spanish guitar and vintage telephone set.
Sleeps: 2
Price: From around $184 per night, with a three-night minimum
A penthouse apartment with panoramic views
Take the elevator up to the top floor of this pretty 19th-century courtyard house, where a sensitive renovation has breathed new life into the original brick walls and ancient woodwork. Bright and breezy furniture and whitewashed walls bring welcome modern comforts and there are two terraces with panoramic views over the whole city—see if you can spot all 15 churches. There’s also an outdoor bathtub to luxuriate in and a dining table with a view for alfresco breakfasts. Book here, and you’ll be situated less than a mile from the Cathedral, museums, and Seville’s best-loved churches.
Sleeps: 4
Price: From around $171 per night, with a two-night minimum
A luxury duplex overlooking the cathedral
Spanish charm abounds in this beautiful apartment, which has layer upon layer of joyful color and texture throughout—it’s a maximalist delight. It's a great choice for bigger groups with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a large kitchen and dining area, and a huge terrace. An outdoor bath and shower overlooking the Sevillian rooftops adds an extra lavish touch.
Sleeps: 8
Price: From around $315 per night
An upscale inner-city retreat
Outfitted in black, white, and gold, with liberal use of marble and glass, this newly-renovated apartment is a chic escape in the heart of Seville, just steps from the Cathedral and the Alcázares. An elevator means there’s no need to lug suitcases up three flights of stairs, and air conditioning and solar blinds will keep you cool in the Spanish heat. There are four bedrooms and three bathrooms, but the star of the space is the open-plan living/dining room with double-height ceilings and a balcony overlooking Álvarez Quintero Street—good news for art history fans.
Sleeps: 8
Price: From around $401 per night, with a two-night minimum
A cozy apartment within a 16th-century palace
Nestled inside a 16th-century palace, this characterful apartment has been decked out in mint chocolate tones, adding some unexpected pep to an already beautiful historical building. Whitewashed woods and blue-green tones wind their way through the space, from the ceiling beams to the bed throws to the eucalyptus sprays in the bathroom, making it a relaxed space to return to after seeing the sights. Book a stay here and hosts Crístina and José will welcome you personally upon arrival—be sure to ask for recommendations for their favorite restaurants.
Sleeps: 4
Price: From around $134 per night, with a two-night minimum
An eclectic, monochrome home
This spot is a treat for the eyes, coolly decked out in monochrome with plenty of eccentric knick-knacks upping the fun factor. A selection of antique furniture feels carefully curated, and there’s a four-poster bed in the primary bedroom, along with a roomy freestanding tub. In the evenings, settle up on the hanging egg chair to read, break out the board games, or take a walk through the orange tree-lined streets: You’re right on the doorstep of Calle Mateos Gago, where you’ll find the best tapas in all of Seville.
Sleeps: 6
Price: From around $225 per night, with a three-night minimum
A charming city-center townhouse
Soothing neutral interiors are uplifted with the odd bright touch in this pretty three-bedroom townhouse with a real home-away-from-home vibe in the center of Seville. There’s a fully-equipped kitchen, large dining table, and open plan living space indoors, but head outside for a real treat: There are not one, but two terraces, complete with a bar, outdoor shower, and a hot tub available year-round.
Sleeps: 7
Price: From around $619 per night, with a three-night minimum
A classical Baroque apartment
A stay here means sleeping inside a palace designed by none other than Rafael Manzano—the classical architect responsible for overseeing projects such as the restoration of Seville’s Alcázares, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the ultra-lavish Alfonso XIII hotel. Impressive stuff—and all the details you’d expect—are present: Roman marble columns and fountains; classical decorative tiling; woodwork; coffered ceilings and elaborate plaster moldings; and a unique collection of furniture and antiques carefully selected by the owners. Architecture and history buffs will love this.
Sleeps: 6
Price: From around $514 per night, with a four-night minimum
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