Dolce Vita and wide open spaces…
Once upon a time, the former owners —a distinguished Sevillian family who left their mark on this house over the centuries— had a diplomat stationed in Italy.
We invite you to look up… It took several months to restore these delicate frescoes, carefully preserving the original color palette.
A touch of whimsy: a cluster of Artemide mushroom lamps (design 1960/1980, Murano).
The antique fluted wooden bed had, of course, to be adapted to the scale of our 21st-century bodies.
Take a moment to admire the six-armed Murano glass chandelier by Ercole Barovier (1930s).
How could one not melt into the “EGG” armchairs by Arne Jacobsen? (1958, Denmark). To the right of the large stained-glass window, a Louis XV cartel clock in green horn and bronze. In the last century, Parisian fashion and elegance often meant wearing Hermès scarves. We chose to frame one, as a nod to that artistic heritage. If you’re looking for the wardrobe, it’s hidden behind the carved wooden door. You’ll also find the minibar there.
We are here to offer you the very best stay.
Children under 14 years of age are not allowed
Hotel Boutique 2 estrellas Ciudad
