Our house

Discover our philosophy

At Casa de los Azulejos Hotel Boutique, we seek to connect the souls of our guests with our own, sharing hospitality, history and sensitivity in every corner of the house. Beside Plaza de la Corredera, this place brings Andalusian and Latin American heritage to life with its own colonial identity.

The experience centres on the main courtyard, where Sevillian tradition, Mensaque tiles and the calm of an urban oasis come together. From the main staircase crowned by a plasterwork dome to the bedrooms decorated with family pieces, the hotel blends craftsmanship, design and memories, welcoming each guest as part of its story.

A building with a living history

Its foundations, with 17th-century underground vaults, were complemented in 1934 by a defining renovation that gave the building the typically Andalusian character it retains today. Its conversion into a hotel in 2002 reinforced its colonial spirit, introducing a carefully chosen combination of colours, plants and the hospitality of Andalusia.

On the main floor, marble and wrought iron mingle with palms, banana plants and clivias, creating a unique setting where architecture and nature live in harmony. Highlights include the majestic balustrade and the spectacular plasterwork vault over the main staircase, painted by Javier and Nino Gamboa with a depiction of “the four elements”.

Comfort, tradition and culture

In the bedrooms, traditional Andalusian style is reinvented to create original, welcoming spaces. Large windows, handcrafted wrought-iron and solid-wood furniture, patterned cement tiles and original features of the building combine with modern facilities for maximum comfort.

Each room is unique, with small details steeped in history: family pieces, restored fireplaces and original architectural features that bring character and personality.

The hotel also has a special space: a library that invites you to lose yourself in books on food, architecture, travel and art.