San Gil Hotel

The hotel is situated a minute's walk from the Alameda de Hercules in the old quarter of Seville, close to the Andalusian Parliament. The commercial centre of the city is 15 minutes' walk and the historic part is 20 to 25 minutes' walk. The surrounding area is residential and the hotel is tucked away on a small cobbled street. There are some local cafes and tapas bars near the hotel, popular with the residents of the area and they represent good value for money. If you are looking to do some shopping or dine in finer restaurants, then Plaza De La Victoria, Sierpes Street and Plaza Nueva would be the places to visit. The San Pablo International airport is 8 kilometress away. The San Gil Hotel is also just 200 metres away from the famous theme park 'Isla Magica'.

The hotel offers 49 double guestrooms, 11 junior suites, 1 suite and 1disabled room. The rooms are medium in size, with marble floors and marble bathrooms. They are tastefully furnished with dark wood furniture, cream walls and cream bed covers and curtains. Triple rooms are available and so are double and twin bedded ones. Cots for infants are provided free of charge by the hotel.

Room Facilities

Air conditioned	Automatic Wake Up Call	Direct Dial Telephone
Hairdryer	Mini Bar	Satellite/Cable Television

Hotel Facilities

Bar	Café	Car Parking
Car Rental/Hire	Concierge Service	Laundry Facilities
Lifts	Outdoor Swimming Pool	Restaurant
Roof Terrace	Solarium

General Hotel Information

The San Gil Hotel is a typical building from 1901, restored as a hotel in 1992 and completely renovated in 2000. It is designed by architect Jose Espiau, and was listed as one of the hundred best buildings in Seville. The hotel is divided into two parts: the Andalusian one and the contemporary one, which are separated by a interior garden, with small fountains, palm trees and mosaics from the beginning of the 20th century. In the new part of the hotel, on the 4th floor, you will find the swimming pool and the solarium, which are open during the summer season (June-September). The exterior of the hotel is that of a traditional Sevillian building with white and yellow coloured walls and small rail balconies. The lobby area is quite impressive, spacious and colorful, as the walls are adorned with Andalusian mosaics and the space is decorated tastefully with antique furniture. On the left side of the reception desk is the Breakfast Room and on the right hand side is the connecting door to the new wing of the hotel