Seville, Spain

Cristine Bedfor Sevilla

Price per night from$222.03

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Prices have been converted from the hotel’s local currency (EUR191.25), via openexchangerates.org, using today’s exchange rate.

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Style

Tiled to perfection

Setting

Courtyards and cobbled streets

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Boutique city bolthole Cristine Bedfor Sevilla takes the stage on Calle Amor de Dios, a neo-Mudéjar beauty that once echoed with flamenco footwork and curtain calls. Today, its design riffs on 16th-century Seville — tiles and textiles harmonised into a mellifluous score. Mornings open with sunlight in the courtyard, the skylight lifting like theatre drapes: evenings close with chilled glasses of manzanilla. And the final act? A dip in the rooftop pool, before sumptuous linens and robes call you to bed.

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Facilities

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Need to know

Rooms

28, including two suites.

Check–Out

Noon; check-in is at 3pm. Both are flexible, on request and subject to availability.

More details

Rates include a buffet breakfast with local dishes, in addition to à la carte options such as health-boosting bowls and made-to-order eggs.

Also

There is wheelchair access throughout the building, and guests with limited mobility can book the specially adapted Cristine’s Accessible room.

At the hotel

Rooftop terrace, courtyard, charged laundry service and free WiFi throughout. In rooms: air-conditioning, tablet on request, minibar, free bottled water, shopping bag, bathrobes, slippers and custom bath products.

Our favourite rooms

Rooms at Cristine Bedfor Sevilla are a love letter to Andalusia, with patterned textiles, gorgeous tilework, and all those artful details that make you want to move in. But the real showstoppers are the two Cristine’s Pools; each with its own sun dappled terrace and private plunge pool to retreat to.

Poolside

Up on the rooftop, there are tasselled parasols, cushy loungers, and a pool that cries out for late afternoon dips. It’s a pretty perch where city views and siestas go hand in hand.

Spa

There’s no spa, but the hotel can arrange access to a local gym for any between-sightseeing workouts.

Packing tips

Pack a splash of something citrussy, and shoes that can keep up with cobblestones, while hunting down a silk fan to keep (and look) cool in Seville’s often sweltering heat.

Also

Cristine always has her finger on the city’s pulse. Check her calendar for offbeat local happenings worth slipping into your stay.

Pet‐friendly

Up to two small dogs (weighing under eight kilogrammes) are welcome to stay in any room here for a nightly charge of €30 each. They'll also get a goodie bag with a bed, water bowl, treats and toys. See more pet-friendly hotels in Seville.

Children

All ages will adore Cristine’s whimsical world. Most of the rooms can be twinned, and babysitting can be organised on request.

Food and Drink

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Top Table

Our top picks are tucked right beneath the courtyard skylight, where you can sip and snack with natural light pouring in by day, or under the stars when it’s rolled back at night.

Dress Code

Keep it courtyard-casual but polished — espadrilles, wide-leg trousers, and a fan tucked in your bag for flair.

Hotel restaurant

La Cocina de Cristine unfolds in the hotel’s courtyard, a light-filled space with a skylight that peels back to let in the Andalusian breeze. Breakfast here feels unhurried and quietly glamorous, with long tasselled tablecloths setting the scene for tables piled with artisan breads, Iberian cold cuts, local cheeses and pastries that look almost too pretty to eat. The menu leans into Mediterranean flavours with a Sevillian accent: seasonal vegetables, market-fresh fish and generous plates made for sharing.

Hotel bar

Nothing says Seville rooftop like a cold manzanilla, a ruby glass of Rioja, or a cocktail laced with citrus, sipped with your feet almost in the pool.

Last orders

Breakfast is from 7.30am to 11am, lunch is noon to 7pm, and dinner is 7pm to 11pm.

Room service

You can call down for room service any time between noon and 10.30pm.

Location

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Address
Cristine Bedfor Sevilla
Calle Amor de Dios 29 Casco Antiguo
Sevilla
41002
Spain

Cristine Bedfor Sevilla sits on Calle Amor de Dios, a lively thoroughfare in the Casco Antiguo.

Planes

Seville Airport is just a 30-minute drive from the hotel. The hotel can arrange transfers on request from €95 return.

Trains

Seville’s Santa Justa station is a 20-minute drive from Cristine Bedfor Sevilla, with speedy trains whisking you straight to Madrid and onward to Spain’s buzzing east coast. Transfers are easy to arrange with the hotel, and when you’re exploring the city itself, the nearest metro stop is Plaza de Armas.

Automobiles

Navigating Seville by car can be trickier than it looks — central streets are tight, traffic moves with a certain local rhythm, and patience is a virtue. Still, it’s a perfect stop on a Spanish road trip, and if you’re bringing your own set of wheels, the hotel can arrange private parking within walking distance for €35 a night.

Worth getting out of bed for

Hop on one of the hotel’s bicycles and pedal over to the Andalusian Centre of Contemporary Art (CAAC), where heavyweights del día like Louise Bourgeois and Kader Attia share space with daring new voices. Wander over to Plaza del Pan and Confitería La Campana, where old bread ovens once fed the neighbourhood and today’s locals still line up for traditional sweets such as piononos and yemas. On Calle Feria, lose yourself in the treasure trove of Antigüedades El Pianillo or time your visit for El Jueves, the centuries-old Thursday market where antiques, vinyls, and curiosities spill across the street. Duck into Vinilos Records to flip through stacks of timeless vinyl, then wind down, wandering the cool corridors of the Palacio Marqueses de la Algaba. For more Mudéjar architecture, seek out Casa de Pilatos, a 16th-century palace that stitches together Gothic, Mudéjar and Renaissance styles through tiled courtyards and Roman bust-lined marble halls. 

Local restaurants

Cañabota puts seafood centre stage, with glistening fish laid out on the chef’s table and cooked simply to let the flavours shine. Casa del Tigre leans into bold Andalusian cooking — grilled meats, seasonal vegetables and rich sauces — served in a space that feels more like a chic gathering spot than a formal dining room. And El Rinconcillo, a tapas bar that’s stood since 1670, still draws crowds to its tiled counters for plates of espinacas con garbanzos, slices of jamón, and a perfectly poured caña. 

Local cafés

Small but mighty Moin Café brings together great specialty coffee, homemade cakes, and a young crowd that’s equally enthused by brews and fitness: it’s the home base for Run for Coffee run club, ideal for easing into the day or finishing it with a jog. 

Local bars

At Ostras & Puñales, the mood is upbeat and easygoing, with oysters at the ready, shareable plates that riff on Spanish classics, and a menu that happily wanders into global territory. Casa Vizcaíno, by contrast, keeps it old-school — vermouth on tap, ice-cold beer, and the kind of fried fish that makes you linger longer than planned. 

Reviews

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By Mr & Mrs Smith

Every hotel featured is visited personally by members of our team, given the Smith seal of approval, and then anonymously reviewed. As soon as our reviewers have returned from this patterned playhouse in Seville and unpacked their hand-painted ceramics and stash of market-fresh jamón, a full account of their toe-tapping break will be with you. In the meantime, to whet your wanderlust, here's a quick peek inside Cristine Bedfor Sevilla in Andalucia… 

Cristine Bedfor has always had a flair for the dramatic; first a whimsical house in Menorca, then a storybook mansion in Málaga, and now, the stage lights rise in Seville. Set in Aníbal González’s made-over-Mudéjar building on Calle Amor de Dios — once a theatre, an academy of fine arts, and a flamenco school — Cristine Bedfor Sevilla carries echoes of every role it has played.  

The design artfully avoids Andalusian cliché, instead drawing from the city’s Renaissance peak, when Seville was Europe’s port and cultural crossroads. Marble, stone and tile are reinterpreted through sprightly textiles and a warm palette that nods to the Silk Road trade routes. Patterns recall Seville’s Islamic-Andalusian heritage, while the Spanish artist Velázquez himself inspires the eye for detail, from antique treasures to painterly colours. The courtyard acts as centre stage, the rooftop pool is your grand finale, and the plunge-pool suites — a private encore. 

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