| Hotel Description: |
The hotel is located in the city centre of Sevilla, opposite the 'Plaza de Espaa' and the 'Parque de M Luisa' Park.
The central location is ideal for business people and tourists.
The Meliá Sevilla is an elegant and tasteful modern skyscraper with acres of white marble. It opened in 1987, rising 11 floors. It incorporates several shopping boutiques and private apartments.
Seville is a city full of history. Walking around the city you will find many charming narrow streets that will take you from one magnificent monument to other. | | Room Information: |  | Double Room
Each room is completely air-conditioned, has a direct dial telephone, modem connection, minibar, individual safety deposit box, pillow menu, interactive TV, Canal Plus, Via Digital, and individual thermostat. Bathrooms include hydromassage shower, hair-dryer, and magnifying mirror.
Number of Beds:1 |
| | Getting There: |
 The hotel is located right in the city center of Sevilla, opposite the 'Plaza de España' and the 'Parque de María Luisa' Park. From this point in the city you have direct access to the 'Santa Justa' railway station (AVE, high speed train) and the highway to the International Airport 'San Pablo'. | | Business Facilities: |
22 meeting halls of varying capacities (20 to 1.000 delegates) and sizes, facilitate the planning and celebration of any type of event. The Public Relations and Commercial Department will provide all type of information and organisation assistance. Additional services provided by the Meliá Sevilla Hotel at no extra charge: platforms and lecterns, stationery and sweets. Local suppliers: assistance and installation of all audiovisual equipment.
| | Local Attractions: |
Plaza de Espaa Distance: 0 miles
This square is located in the centre of 'Maria-luisa-park', forming a semi-circle around an artificial lake. It has great ceramic ornaments that symbolize the different provinces of Spain; this is one of the most emblematic monuments in town.
Semana Santa (Easter) Distance: 0 miles
In the 16th century the Catholic Church ordered to make huge wooden figures of Saints and those figures were carried with the processions. The figures of the Saints are carried by Costaleros, each of whom has to carry a weight of up to 100 kg.
Giralda Distance: 1 miles
This is the city's landmark. The tower of the cathedral used to be the minaret of the old Moorish mosque. When it was built it was the highest building in the world, even thought this is not longer true, you can still enjoy a fantastic view of the city.
Torre de Oro Distance: 2 miles
The 'Gold-tower' was originally part of the town-walls along the citys river. Covering its front, the tower used to have golden tiles and for that reason it is still known as the Gold Tower. The building is now home for the Museum of Navigation.
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