Did I happen to mention we like Spain?
Even though we didn't arrive in Seville until just after midnight, we couldn't help but be charmed by the Spanish buildings.
When our taxi dropped us off (as he could go no further) we then had to find our way down an alleyway or two to our Hotel.
Pictures below show some of the alleyways to get to the Hotel. As you can see, no room for vehicles.
It is a real labyrinth- places built close together apparently to keep cool during the heat of the summer.
The boutique Hotel is just what we expected (from TripAdvisor) and a perfect way to finish our hols.
Courtyard of Hotel
Our room top right corner - no. 26
Stairs and print - up to floor 1 of Hotel (A lift is available but the stairs are impressive).
Print on the wall at top of the stairs of second floor of Hotel
Our bed all turned down for night/arrival 
All quite different to your usual accommodation. Such vibrant colours in Spain!
4 comments:
I loved Seville! I hope you both are going to see some flamenco.
Is that one actual bed - not two pushed together!?
We've seen three different sorts of flamenco now! Last year the big "lots of dancers and others" show which was probably my favourite and then two small scale ones - for the purists at heart. Overall, I'd say my preference was the direct opposite of Jonathan's. Still good to see all three.
http://jandjmmt.blogspot.com.au/2013/09/11-sept-wed-first-tour-seville-spain.html?m=0
Bed - yes it was a double - not two pushed together so we didn't have someone falling through the middle. Overall no problem except I still do prefer our "normal" size pillows and not the long "snake" ones that they have in Spain (this time 2 not one) that are the width of the bed.
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