Stay near Seville: apartments with a pool and spa access

You decide how to enjoy this holiday!

With this deal, you can choose the option that suits you best and enjoy Seville your way:

• Option 1: book the deal WITHOUT cruise. In this case, you’ll enjoy accommodation + board basis and complete freedom to plan your getaway at your own pace.
• Option 2: book the deal WITH 1 Guadalquivir River cruise per person and booking. The perfect way to discover Seville from a whole new perspective.

Discover Seville from the Guadalquivir

If you want to make your getaway even more special, you can add a cruise on the Guadalquivir River and admire Seville from a unique perspective. A relaxing experience to discover some of the city’s most iconic landmarks while sailing along one of Spain’s most famous rivers.

• By booking this deal with the cruise included, you’ll discover the most monumental side of Seville while sailing along the Guadalquivir, the most important river in Andalusia and one of the most iconic in Spain. An experience not to be missed!

• When you arrive at the hotel, reception will provide you with the voucher to enjoy the cruise.

• The cruise lasts approximately 1 hour and you’ll sail past some of Seville’s most famous landmarks, including the Torre del Oro, the Bullring and the Triana Bridge.

• Cruises depart daily every hour:

  • From May to September: from 11:00h to 22:00h.
  • From October to April: from 11:00h to 19:00h.

  The ticket office opens 30 minutes before each departure.

• You can also get a preview of the experience by watching this video.

Relax and unwind at the Green Spa, a wellness area of approximately 200 m², designed to help you enjoy a peaceful moment during your holiday.

You'll find:

• Heated contrast pool
• Finnish sauna
• Turkish bath (hammam)
• Sensory area with a heated bench
• Ice waterfall
• Fitness area
• Massages and treatments available at an additional cost

Important information:

This offer includes one 30-minute spa session per person.

• Advance booking is essential. Please reserve your session directly with the accommodation, as places are limited.
• Opening hours:
  • Monday to Friday: from 17:00 to 21:00.
  • Saturday and Sunday: from 10:00 to 14:00 and from 17:00 to 21:00.
• Reception will confirm all the details upon your arrival.

Simón Verde Apartments: space, comfort and Seville within easy reach

Looking for the freedom of an apartment with the convenience of hotel-style facilities? Simón Verde Apartments are an excellent choice for discovering Seville at your own pace.

Located in the exclusive Simón Verde residential area of Mairena del Aljarafe, the complex offers a peaceful setting with easy access to the city centre.

You’ll find spacious, fully equipped apartments, a seasonal outdoor pool surrounded by gardens, spa, gym, café, bar, terrace and car park. Pets are also welcome, making it easier for the whole family to enjoy the getaway.

Just a 15-minute drive from Seville’s historic centre, the apartments combine the tranquillity of a residential area with easy access to the city’s monuments, cuisine and cultural attractions. Their location is also ideal for exploring other destinations across western Andalusia.

Guests particularly value the generous space, cleanliness, attentive staff, delicious breakfast and peaceful surroundings.

Enjoy a relaxed, comfortable holiday with the perfect balance of space, tranquillity and authentic Sevillian charm.

Mairena del Aljarafe: avant-garde living, olive-growing estates and Seville's "green balcony"

Welcome to the great metropolis of the Aljarafe! Just a stone's throw from Seville, Mairena del Aljarafe has evolved from a peaceful farming town devoted to olive cultivation into one of the most modern and dynamic municipalities in the metropolitan area, renowned for its excellent quality of life.

What you can't miss:

• The Old Town and the Church of San Ildefonso: Discover the town's historic heart, where whitewashed façades preserve the charm and layout of a traditional Andalusian village. Its 18th-century parish church remains at the heart of traditional life in Mairena.
• Hacienda Porzuna: A jewel of the Aljarafe's ethnological heritage. This former traditional olive-growing estate has been restored as an environmental centre and cultural space. Wander through its courtyards and gardens and discover the area's fascinating olive oil heritage.
• Central Park and Porzuna Park: Enjoy the city's extensive green spaces, with walking paths, playgrounds and natural areas perfect for sport or simply relaxing outdoors.
• Ciudad Expo and Metromar: Experience Mairena's most cosmopolitan side. Originally created as a residential village for the 1992 World's Fair, today this area is a lively hub for shopping and leisure, with a direct Metro connection to central Seville.
• Ruta de los Mostos, in season: Visit during autumn and winter and discover one of the Aljarafe's most authentic traditions. Traditional taverns open their doors for tastings of mosto, the year's young wine, accompanied by homemade stews and cured meats.

Our recommendation: If you're heading into Seville, hop on the Metro at Ciudad Expo or Cavaleri. In just 15 minutes, you'll be in the heart of the city, at Plaza de Cuba or Puerta Jerez, without having to worry about traffic or parking.

Seville: Sun, Culture and Tapas in Southern Spain

Seville is the capital of Andalusia in southern Spain, a sun-drenched city where grand monuments, orange-tree-lined streets and lively tapas bars set the tone. It is a fantastic choice for couples and families who want culture, great food and a relaxed pace of life, all in a city that is easy to explore on foot.

Make sure you visit:

• Seville Cathedral and La Giralda – One of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the world, with a former minaret turned bell tower offering sweeping views over the city.
• Real Alcázar of Seville – A royal palace with intricate tilework, courtyards and lush gardens where you can spend hours wandering.
• Plaza de España and María Luisa Park – A spectacular semi-circular plaza with canals and bridges, surrounded by a huge green park ideal for strolling and cycling.
• Barrio de Santa Cruz – The old Jewish quarter, a maze of narrow lanes, whitewashed houses and small squares filled with cafés and tapas bars.
• Triana district and the riverfront – Cross the bridge to discover a more local side of Seville, with traditional ceramic shops, flamenco venues and a pleasant riverside promenade.

Family-friendly activities:

• Rowboats and bikes at Plaza de España – Hire a small boat on the canal or cycle around the plaza and María Luisa Park for a fun, low-effort family outing.
• Climb La Giralda – The ramped ascent makes it easier for children than a traditional staircase, and the city views feel like a reward at the top.
• Playtime in María Luisa Park – Shady paths, ponds and playgrounds give younger travellers space to run around and burn off energy.
• Isla Mágica theme park – A family-oriented theme and water park on the edge of the city, with rides, shows and pools for a full day of entertainment.
• Riverfront walks and bike rides – Gentle paths along the Guadalquivir are ideal for walking, cycling or stopping for ice cream while watching kayaks and tour boats go by.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Salmorejo and gazpacho – Two chilled tomato-based soups that are perfect in the heat; salmorejo is thick and creamy, while gazpacho is lighter and more refreshing.
• “Pescaito frito” (fried fish) – Lightly battered and fried fish served in small portions, often shared at busy tapas bars in the evening.
• Traditional tapas – Classic bites such as Iberian ham, marinated olives, croquettes, Spanish omelette and grilled pork loin are part of everyday life in Seville.
• Orange-based sweets and desserts – Seville’s bitter oranges inspire marmalades, cakes and chocolates that you will find in bakeries and some historic convents.
• Local wines and sherries – Try a chilled glass of manzanilla or fino from nearby wine regions to accompany your tapas.

Make the most of your visit and go to ...

• Córdoba – Around 45 minutes away by high-speed train, it is famous for the Mezquita-Catedral, flower-filled patios and an atmospheric old town.
• Cádiz – One of Europe’s oldest cities, set on a narrow peninsula with beaches, sea views and a relaxed maritime feel.
• Jerez de la Frontera – A great option for wine lovers, known for its sherry bodegas and equestrian shows.
• Ronda and the White Villages – Dramatic hilltop towns with whitewashed houses, deep gorges and spectacular viewpoints, often visited on organised day tours.
• Doñana National Park – A vast protected area of wetlands, dunes and forests, ideal if you are interested in nature, birdwatching and unique landscapes.