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Hostal
Doña Trinidad
Location: Calle Archeros, 7
Prices start at: 52 €
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a Reservation at sevilla5.com
All rooms receive natural light from the glass roof covering
the central patio. Most rooms are interior, while some rooms
have balconies or exterior windows overlooking the pedestrian
street. Two single rooms have private, exterior bathrooms.
All double and triple rooms have a full bathroom in the
room. Rooms in the Hostal Atenas also offer the following
amenities:
- All rooms have a private bath.
- Two single rooms with private, exterior bath.
- Air conditioning and heating
- Non-smoking rooms
- Some rooms have balconies
 Guests
enter the hostal through the reception area and central
patio. Filled with plants and typical ceramic tiles, the
patio is a quiet, welcoming area, and the perfect place
to sit and relax. Guests with laptop computers can connect
to the internet for free via the hostal's WiFi connection.
- Central Andalusian patio
- WiFi internet access in patio
- 24 hour reception
- Luggage storage
Hostal Doña Trinidad is situated in the heart of
Santa Cruz and the old Jewish quarter, just a few minutes
walk to the Cathedral and Alcazar. This section of the city
is mainly comprised of small pedestrian streets, and is
an excellent location to explore the city on foot. Stepping
outside the front door, guests as less than one hundred
meters away from two churches which were once synagogues.
The hostal is convenient to parks and gardens, such as Parque
Maria Luisa and the Jardines Murillo, as well as the University
of Seville. A wide variety of tapas bars, restaurants and
cafes are within less than one minute from the hostal.
Approximate walking distances:
- Cathedral and Alcázar - 5 minutes
- Casa de Pilatos - 5 minutes
- Plaza Alfalfa - 7minutes
- Shopping district - 10 minutes
- Parque Maria Luisa - 10 minutes
- Guadalquivir River - 15 minutes
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a Reservation at sevilla5.com
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Hostal Doña Trinidad is located on pedestrian street,
just a few blocks from the Puerta de la Carne in the juderia,
or old Jewish quarter of the city. Completely renovated
in late 2005, the family run hostal offers 16 rooms distributed
on three floors, all around a central Andalusian style patio.
The building was once a residence known as a corral
de vecinos, and the renovation preserved the original
structure while making use of traditional materials such
as ceramic tiles and wooden beams. The central patio contains
all of the details one would expect from a Sevillian house:
dozens of plants and decorative ceramics, a tiled bench
and central table and chairs. Natural light filters into
the patio and interior rooms from the glass roof. On a quiet
pedestrian street next door to Hotel Las Casas de la Juderia,
this is perhaps the best location for visiting the city.
