Ocean Drive Sevilla

Style

Flâneur’s dream basecamp

Setting

By the Setas

Cultural crashpad Ocean Drive Sevilla takes creative cues from the sensory city around it – a tapas restaurant with live music and events is in the works, bedroom balconies flirt with Las Setas views, and Mudéjar tiles and textures enliven the open-plan lobby bar. But what lies beyond this contemporary bolthole is just as seductive: ornate Moorish design, streetside flamenco performances, long-loved dining spots and awe-inspiring architecture. And with sunshine in generous supply, Seville’s a culture fix you’re sure to warm to...

Please note Don’t let our enticing gallery deceive you, these images for Ocean Drive Sevilla are in fact computer generated. Apologies, real-life photographs will be with us soon…

Facilities

Rooms

49, including two suites.

Checkout

Noon; earliest check-in, 3pm. Both are flexible, subject to availability.

More Details

Rates exclude breakfast, but a buffet spread is available for €20 each.

Also

One Deluxe Balcony room has been adapted for wheelchair users.

Free Internet Access

Laundry

Pet Friendly

On-Site Restaurant

Room Service

At the Hotel

Laundry service and free WiFi throughout. In rooms: satellite TV, Bose speaker, Nespresso coffee machine, minibar, free bottled water, hairdryer, bathrobes and slippers, and bespoke bath products; suites also have a record player and free mini beer keg.

Our Favourite Rooms

Pared-down palettes and Scandi-inspired interiors characterise the sleek rooms at Ocean Drive Sevilla. The Superior Balcony and Deluxe Balcony rooms let you get up close and personal with the undulating Las Setas; the soft-hued suite, which is almost as big as its furnished plaza-facing terrace, does too. The Suite Terrace is also set up with a vinyl player and mini beer keg; both will loosen up those hips ahead of any flamenco-flouncing you have planned later on.

Packing Tips

Glamorous shades for Seville’s consistent sunshine. Oh and maybe leave your heels at home – cobblestone streets and tapas trawls do not pair well.

Also

Weekly events at the restaurant include fashion shows, DJ sets, painting evenings, and cheese and wine tastings.

Children

Little Smiths are welcome, though there’s no specific kit. Baby cots and baths are available on request.

Gallery

Food & Drink

Top Table

Until the restaurant opens, the jury’s out on this one…

Dress Code

All things artistic, to keep up with the creative clientele.

Hotel Restaurant

The hotel’s soon-to-open restaurant is set to impress with top-notch tapas. Offerings will include traditional bites, such as patatas bravas, plus a few in-house interpretations. And the chefs make the most of the region’s fine produce – ingredients such as locally-caught fish, tangy olive oils and nutty cheeses keep things extra español.

Hotel Bar

If you want to wash down a glass of wine or beer with a side of people-watching, head to the plant-dotted lobby bar and settle back to enjoy the hotel’s comings and goings.

Last Orders

Breakfast is served from 7am until 11am (earlier on request); then all-day dining is available from 12.30pm until 11pm (midnight on Fridays and Saturdays). The lobby bar pours from 8am until 1am.

Room Service

There’s a dedicated menu for in-room dining between 8am and 11pm (with a surcharge).

Planes

Seville Airport is a 25-minute cab ride from the hotel.

Trains

Renfe runs rail routes from several Spanish hubs, such as Córdoba, Cádiz and Madrid, to Seville’s Santa Justa rail station, which is a 15-minute taxi from the hotel.

Automobiles

If you’re here for a city break, don’t bother with wheels – walking or taxis will get you around best. Otherwise, road trip southern-Spain-style and head to Cádiz, Ronda or Córdoba, which are all under two hours’ away by car.

Worth Getting Out of Bed For

You might not even have to leave your room to marvel at mushroom-inspired Las Setas, which is on Ocean Drive’s doorstep. Not as close from your balcony, but still a short stroll away is Catedral de Sevilla, the jewel in the city’s multicultural crown. The climb and the views from its Moorish bell tower La Giralda are breathtaking and if you’re left wanting ‘Moor’, next door is the Real Alcázar Seville, a Mudéjar masterpiece embellished with intricate tiles, ornate archways and fountain-flanked gardens. Wander down the labyrinthine alleys in south-of-the-river neighbourhood Triana and you’ll find ceramic workshops, live flamenco music and down-to-earth markets. The annual Feria de Sevilla typically takes place in spring, and locals and visitors come together to perfect their sevillanas steps, a flamenco-style folk dance.

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This Mr & Mrs Smith hotel participates in the World of Hyatt loyalty program. As a member, you can earn and redeem points and enjoy exclusive benefits for qualifying nights. .