Hotel guide · La Cartuja, Seville

Eurostars Torre Sevilla

The top nineteen floors of Andalusia's tallest building, across the river from the old city.

Eurostars Torre Sevilla at a glance

Neighbourhood
La Cartuja, across the Guadalquivir from the old city
The building
The top nineteen floors of Torre Sevilla, Andalusia's tallest building
Category
5 Estrellas (five-star), Andalusia's tourism register
Rooms
244 rooms and suites, all exterior
Eating and drinking
El Duende on the 34th floor, and the Atalaya terrace on the 37th
Address
Plaza Alcalde Alfredo Sánchez Monteseirín 2, Edificio Torre Sevilla, 41092 Sevilla

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  1. Is it for you?
  2. The hotel
  3. Location
  4. Other hotels
  5. Planning
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01Is it for you?

Is Eurostars Torre Sevilla right for your stay?

Why choose it
Height, and what comes with it. The hotel has the top nineteen floors of Andalusia's tallest building, every one of its 244 rooms faces outwards, and the restaurant, the spa and the terrace are stacked on the floors above them, looking back across the river to the Cathedral.
Who it suits
Travellers who want the view and the space rather than the old quarter on the doorstep — the Triana bridge is a walk downriver, and the Cathedral is across the water.
What to consider
It is in La Cartuja, on the far side of the Guadalquivir, so the old city is a walk over a bridge rather than out of the door. And there is no swimming pool: the only pool is the hydrotherapy pool in the spa.

02The hotel

The hotel and its rooms

Eurostars Torre Sevilla has the top nineteen floors of Torre Sevilla, the tower César Pelli designed on the Cartuja side of the Guadalquivir. At 180.5 metres over 37 floors it is the tallest building in Andalusia; it was begun in 2008 and finished in 2015, and the same complex holds a shopping centre, offices and the CaixaForum.

Above the rooms the hotel stacks its public floors: the restaurant El Duende on the 34th, the Spa & Health Club on the 35th, and the Atalaya terrace on the 37th, a 360-degree rooftop bar.

For the city across the river, our Seville travel guide covers what to see and when to go, and where to stay in Seville sets out the areas with our hotels compared side by side.

Rooms and suites

All 244 rooms face outwards, and the hotel sells them by which way they look — over the city, or over the Aljarafe to the west. Deluxe rooms are 27 m² either way; the Junior Suites are 50 m²; the Suite of 77 m² is two connecting rooms, giving two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a living room; and the Presidential Suite is 150 m².

The category the hotel lists as adapted for people with reduced mobility is the Deluxe with Aljarafe view. If a particular outlook, bed configuration or step-free access matters to you, tell us when you enquire and we will confirm it with the hotel for your dates before anything is booked.

On the practical side: the hotel publishes adapted access throughout, and covered parking with electric charging — useful here, because the tower is across the river and a car is a real option.

At the hotel

Facilities

  • A Spa & Health Club on the 35th floor, looking over the city
  • A hydrotherapy pool with hydromassage loungers, individual jets, a laminar-flow cascade and a cervical jet — the hotel's only pool; there is no swimming pool
  • A thermal circuit with a Mediterranean bath, a sauna, a cold contrast shower with aromatherapy and an ice fountain, and a gym

Eating and drinking

03Location

Where Eurostars Torre Sevilla is

Eurostars Torre Sevilla stands in La Cartuja, on the west bank of the Guadalquivir, in the Torre Sevilla complex. The map shows it with what is around it: the CaixaForum in the same complex, the Expo 92 navigation pavilion on the riverbank, the Cartuja monastery that gives the district its name, and the two bridges back into the city — the Puente del Cristo de la Expiración and, downriver, the Triana bridge. For the city itself, see our Seville page.

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

  • Eurostars Torre Sevilla

    Hotel · Torre Sevilla, La Cartuja

  • CaixaForum Sevilla

    Landmark · The exhibition and cultural centre in the same complex · 270 m in a straight line

  • Pabellón de la Navegación

    Landmark · César Pelli's neighbour on the riverbank: the Expo 92 navigation pavilion · 390 m in a straight line

  • Monasterio de la Cartuja

    Landmark · The monastery that gives the district its name, now the Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo · 830 m in a straight line

  • Puente de Triana

    Landmark · The Triana bridge, downriver, and the walk into the old city · 890 m in a straight line

04Alternatives

Other featured hotels in Seville

More hotels from our Seville selection, each with a different character. Distances are in a straight line to the Cathedral; Eurostars Torre Sevilla is 1.6 km away.

  • Lobby of Hotel Mercer Sevilla, with stone arches and a central fountain

    El Arenal

    Mercer Sevilla

    An intimate five-star boutique hotel in a late 19th-century mansion in El Arenal, with a rooftop terrace and pool for guests.

    • Mansion from 1880
    • 12 rooms
    • Rooftop pool
    • 420 m to the Cathedral, in a straight line
  • Hotel Alfonso XIII at dusk, its tiled roofs and arcaded balconies lit above the palms of its garden, against a violet sky

    Santa Cruz

    Hotel Alfonso XIII

    Landmark grandeur: Seville's famous 1929 grand hotel, with a colonnaded courtyard restaurant and an outdoor pool.

    • Built for the 1929 Exposition
    • Five-star Gran Lujo
    • Outdoor pool
    • 490 m to the Cathedral, in a straight line
  • The hotel's patio at dusk under a pink sky, with lanterns lit among orange trees and bougainvillea, sofas and laid tables on herringbone brick below a white four-storey façade

    Santa Catalina

    Palacio Villapanés

    A smaller 18th-century palace of 48 rooms around an arcaded courtyard, with a rooftop terrace and small pool.

    • 18th-century palace
    • 48 rooms
    • Giralda from the roof
    • 870 m to the Cathedral, in a straight line

05Planning

Planning a stay with Avelia

After discussing your plans, we prepare a tailored proposal with a quoted trip price and clear inclusions. Once you approve it and complete the agreed booking requirements, we confirm your arrangements, coordinate the details and support you while you travel.

How we choose hotels. For their size and character before their brand, and for how they suit the way you travel. No hotel is on our list simply because it sits on a preferred-partner programme. More in our story

Peace of mind

  • Clear before you commit. A written proposal with a quoted trip price and clear inclusions, before any payment.
  • Financially protected. When your stay is part of a package trip, your payments are covered against our insolvency by a guarantee with AXA. A hotel booked on its own is not a package.
  • One point of contact. From the first conversation to the last day, with support while you travel.

Experiences we can arrange

  • Private guided visits to the Cathedral, the Alcázar and the old town, on request
  • Restaurant reservations across Seville
  • Private transfers to and from Seville, and onward through Spain
  • Day trips to Córdoba or Ronda, subject to availability
  • Tables, tickets and the details around them
A steel arc pouring a sheet of water into the hydrotherapy pool on the terrace, with the Cathedral and the Giralda on the skyline beyond the etched glass balustrade

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Eurostars Torre Sevilla: photographs

Torre Sevilla lit at dusk above the Guadalquivir, its glass shaft rising beyond the lamps of the Triana bridge, with the river carrying their reflections