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Hotels Casa 1800 GRANADA AND SEVILLE, SPAIN


Hotel Casa 1800 Granada and Sevilla are two boutique hotels located in the heart of these two Andalusian cities. Both hotels offer excellent customer service, are housed in beautiful, characterful buildings and are in vibrant, authentic neighbourhoods. They are dedicated to creating unique, memorable experiences and making sure each guest feels at home. Hotel Casa 1800 Granada is a boutique hotel


in the heart of Granada, at the foot of the world- famous Alhambra. Based in the 16th-century Casa de los Migueletes, which was originally home to the area’s militia, the building has been completely restored to meet exacting 21st-century requirements, while still maintaining its period charm. The hotel is built around a central courtyard where breakfast and afternoon tea are served. The guest rooms are elegant — some even have views of the Alhambra. Because of its central location in the Albaicin Quarter, the hotel is the ideal base from which to explore the area’s monuments, museums and flamenco shows. The hotel is also just a few steps from the shopping


district and is surrounded by some of Granada’s best tapas bars and restaurants. Hotel Casa 1800 Sevilla is set in a mansion


house in the historic centre of the Andalucian capital. It was built in 1864 following a traditional layout around a central courtyard, which is accessible through studded wooden doors. The three-storey house is flooded with light from this quadrangle and has spectacular views of the city, including the imposing cathedral and its famous bell tower, Giralda, the steeples of the old Jewish Quarter, Santa Cruz and the gardens of the Real Alcázar. Two years of meticulous restoration have transformed the building into a charming boutique hotel that mixes sumptuous decor and original period features with modern comfort. All 33 bedrooms have balconies, marble


bathrooms, and wooden floors and shutters. The original balconies, shutters, coffered ceilings, domes, frescoes and walls, which date back to the 19th century, have been preserved. The outdoor pool, located on the terrace, offers panoramic views of an area steeped in history.


Don’t miss The outdoor pool at Sevilla offers views of the Cathedral and the Giralda, while Granada’s 84m2 Suite 1800 is the epitome of luxury


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KEY FACILITIES • Both housed in historic buildings • Complimentary drinks • Complimentary afternoon tea


Hotel Casa 1800 Granada • 25 rooms and suites • Courtyard


Hotel Casa 1800 Sevilla • 33 rooms and suites – some rooms with a private terrace and jacuzzi


• Outdoor pool with panoramic views • Two solariums and two courtyards


Get in touch hotelcasa1800.com


Granada: T: +34 958 210 700 E: info.granada@hotelcasa1800.com Seville: T: +34 954 561 800 E: info@hotelcasa1800.com


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