The 5 best family hotels in Seville

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The 5 best family hotels in Seville

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Seville is a delight for families – as long as you have a pool to come back to. Children love the rowing boats at the Plaza de España, the peacocks and fountains of the Real Alcázar gardens and a carriage ride through the park. These five hotels have pools, family rooms and locations that make a midday break easy.

At a glance
#HotelAreaBest for
1Hotel Alfonso XIII ★★★★★Santa CruzCouples, Families, Luxury
2Barceló Sevilla RenacimientoLa CartujaFamilies
3Meliá SevillaMaría Luisa ParkFamilies, First-timers
4Hotel Fernando III ★★★★Santa CruzFamilies, First-timers
5Hotel Las Casas de la Judería ★★★★Santa CruzCouples, Families

How we chose these hotels

We looked for space for families (family rooms, suites or connecting rooms), a pool, and a location that keeps walking times short. No hotel paid to appear here, and we never quote prices: they change every day, so check availability with the button under each hotel.

1. Hotel Alfonso XIII

For a grand stay with a real pool: the 1929 palace hotel has gardens and an outdoor pool, a few minutes from the Alcázar and the Plaza de España.

Neo-Mudéjar tiled courtyard fountain (illustrative AI image)
Around the hotel: the Plaza de España Illustrative image
Hotel
5-star hotel
Area
Santa Cruz
Location
Calle San Fernando 2, 41004 Sevilla
Best for
Couples, Families, Luxury

Why we like it

  • A landmark of 1920s Seville, with tiles, arches and a grand courtyard
  • Outdoor pool in the gardens, a welcome break in summer
  • A few minutes on foot from the Real Alcázar, the Cathedral and the Plaza de España

Good to know

  • A formal, classic atmosphere: not for those looking for minimalist design
  • The pool is most enjoyable from spring to autumn: confirm opening times when booking
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2. Barceló Sevilla Renacimiento

For pool time and a theme park: outdoor and children’s pools, family suites and the Isla Mágica theme park a short walk away.

Children's pool toys by a family pool (illustrative AI image)
Around the hotel: Torre Sevilla Illustrative image
Hotel
Hotel
Area
La Cartuja
Location
Avenida Álvaro Alonso Barba, Isla de la Cartuja, 41092 Sevilla
Best for
Families

Why we like it

  • Outdoor pool and children’s pool in the warm months
  • Family suites and connecting rooms
  • A short walk from the Isla Mágica theme park

Good to know

  • Not within walking distance of the old town: allow 10–15 minutes by taxi or bus
  • The outdoor pools are seasonal: confirm them when booking
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3. Meliá Sevilla

For a park next door: next to the Plaza de España and María Luisa Park, with an outdoor pool and family rooms with a separate lounge.

Lounger by an outdoor pool in the shade of palms (illustrative AI image)
Around the hotel: the Plaza de España Illustrative image
Hotel
Hotel
Area
María Luisa Park
Location
Calle Doctor Pedro de Castro 1, 41004 Sevilla
Best for
Families, First-timers

Why we like it

  • Next to the Plaza de España and María Luisa Park
  • Outdoor pool with a sundeck
  • Family rooms with a separate lounge, and connecting rooms

Good to know

  • About 15–20 minutes on foot from the Cathedral
  • Pool opening dates vary by season: confirm them when booking
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4. Hotel Fernando III

For the old town on foot: family rooms on the edge of Santa Cruz and a seasonal rooftop pool with city views.

Rooftop pool with an orange-tiled terrace (illustrative AI image)
Around the hotel: Seville’s orange trees Illustrative image
Hotel
4-star hotel
Area
Santa Cruz
Location
Calle San José 21, 41004 Sevilla
Best for
Families, First-timers

Why we like it

  • On the edge of Santa Cruz, about ten minutes on foot from the Cathedral
  • Rooftop terrace with a seasonal pool and city views
  • Family rooms, cots on request

Good to know

  • The pool is seasonal: confirm it is open on your dates
  • A classic style rather than a design hotel
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5. Hotel Las Casas de la Judería

For a hotel children will want to explore: old houses linked by patios and passages, with a rooftop pool facing the Giralda in summer.

Lantern in a patio passage between old houses (illustrative AI image)
Around the hotel: the gardens of the Real Alcázar Illustrative image
Hotel
4-star hotel
Area
Santa Cruz
Location
Callejón de Dos Hermanas 7, 41004 Sevilla
Best for
Couples, Families

Why we like it

  • A maze of old houses, patios and passages to explore
  • Seasonal rooftop pool with views of the Giralda
  • Roman-style spa in the cellar

Good to know

  • Rooms vary a lot in size and style: ask for details when booking
  • The rooftop pool usually opens from May to September
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Which one should you choose?

  • For history and gardens: the Alfonso XIII.
  • For the most pool time: Barceló Sevilla Renacimiento.
  • For the Plaza de España at the door: Meliá Sevilla.
  • For sightseeing on foot: Hotel Fernando III.
  • For a little adventure: Las Casas de la Judería.

Tips for families

  • Confirm beds and cots when booking: family set-ups vary by room type.
  • Ask about pool dates: most pools in Seville open from late spring to September.
  • Plan a siesta: in summer, go out in the morning and the evening.

If you are still choosing a neighbourhood, read where to stay in Seville, and plan your days with Seville in 3 days.

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Frequently asked questions

Which family hotels in Seville have a pool?

All five. The Alfonso XIII, Barceló Renacimiento and Meliá Sevilla have outdoor pools; Fernando III and Las Casas de la Judería have rooftop pools. Most open in the warm months only.

Which area of Seville is best for families?

Near María Luisa Park and the Plaza de España, where children have space to play, or on the Isla de la Cartuja, next to the Isla Mágica theme park.

Is Seville a good city for children?

Yes: the Plaza de España with its boats, the Alcázar gardens, the horse carriages and Isla Mágica are all fun. In summer, plan outings for the morning and evening.

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Last reviewed May 26, 2026