Dona Maria hotel

The Dona Maria is situated just 30 metres from the Cathedral and the Giralda, overlooking the Plaza Del Triunfo and the Plaza Virgen De Los Reyes. The Santa Cruz Quarter is accessible within 2 minutes' walk, while the Alcazar Palace, the Maria Luisa Park and the Hospital de Los Venerables can be reached within a couple of minutes' walk. If you wish to reach the Triana Quarter, then it will take you only 5 minutes' walk. For those who are looking to shop, Plaza De La Victoria is the best place, with an abundance of shoe shops and high street shops.The San Pablo Airport is 9 kilometres away and the Santa Justa Train station is 4 kilometres away. For the business travelers, the Convention Palace is 6 kilometres away.

The hotel houses 64 guestrooms. There are 11 doubles, 24 twins, 7 triples (double/twin+extra bed), 4 singles, 9 superior doubles and 7 twin superior rooms. The hotel doesn't have any family rooms. It also offers cots for infants free of charge. Children over the age of 2 are charged the same price as adults. All the rooms are decorated differently and dedicated to a famous woman from Seville. Some of the rooms have carpeted floors and others have parquet floors. The furnishings differ in every room but most of them are antiques. The bed covers, the curtains and the furniture have floral patterns. The dominant colours in the rooms are light blue, green and cherry red. The exterior rooms feature double glazed windows and small balconies. The bathrooms are good sized with tiled walls and floors. They have shower/bathtub, hairdryer and shower products. Smoking and non-smoking rooms available, upon request.

Room Facilities

Air conditioned	Direct Dial Telephone	Mini Bar
Radio	Satellite/Cable Television

Hotel Facilities

Bar	Car Parking	Lifts
Outdoor Swimming Pool	Restaurant	Roof Terrace
Room Service

General Hotel Information

The Dona Maria Hotel was originally a palatial mansion, acquired by the Marquis and Marquise De La Pena and inherited after their death by Dona Maria Sasiain. In 1965 the mansion was reconstructed as a hotel by Dona Angela, who named it Dona Maria in honor of her aunt, Dona Maria Sasiain. The facade of the hotel was designed by the architect Juan Talavera Heredia and is of architectural interest. The lobby area is quite dark but very spacious with a generous seating area. To the right side of the entrance is the reception desk and to the left side is a wide lounge and a bar, where guests can enjoy a drink before visiting the city. The hotel also features a second bar, located on the roof terrace, where guests can enjoy beautiful views of the Giralda. On the roof terrace, you will also find a good sized swimming pool. The Dona Maria hotel is a traditional, Andalusian styled hotel with plenty of impressive artworks lurking in every corner.