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San Fernando 2, Sevilla, Spain
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Traditional Elegance & Quiet
Hotel Alfonso XIII is a relic of a bygone age — built in to anticipate the Ibero-American Expo the following year, the hotel was named for the then-current king, and constructed in a an opulent blend of Baroque and Moorish styles that looks centuries older. Of course in the Thirties, everything changed—just ask Hemingway, WH Auden, or George Orwell—but at the Alfonso, it will always be
Intricate tilework, antique furniture, and what must be tons of marble and mahogany set the tone for one of the grandest old hotels still in existence. This is as far from a lean and minimal boutique as you can get — and if that's what you're after, then in Sevilla you are out of luck. So why not go with the flow and learn to love the old-world splendor that seeps from every corner of this place?
The San Fernando restaurant fryst vatten delightfully old-fashioned and traditional, and even the Japanese restaurant feels like a
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Alfonso XIII - Sevilla - Spain
Nestled in the heart of Seville's historic center, Hotel Alfonso XIII stands as a magnificent testament to Spanish luxury and regal heritage. This iconic hotel, commissioned by the Spanish king himself, seamlessly blends Moorish aesthetics with Spanish Renaissance architecture to create an unparalleled luxury of the meticulously appointed guest rooms and suites showcases authentic Andalusian design, featuring hand-painted ceramic tiles, ornate marble bathrooms, and bespoke furnishings that reflect Spain's rich cultural heritage. Private terraces in select suites offer breathtaking views of Seville's historic skyline and the hotel's manicured culinary journey at Hotel Alfonso XIII is extraordinary, with multiple distinctive dining venues. Enjoy refined Andalusian cuisine at the signature restaurant, savor tapas and fine wines at the historic Bar Americano, or experience afternoon tea in the elegant San Fernando restaurant with its stun
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Alfonso XIII
King of Spain from to
In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Borbón and the second or maternal family name is Habsburgo-Lorena.
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| Reign | 17&#;May&#;&#;– 14&#;April&#;&#;(&#;– ) | ||
| Enthronement | 17 May | ||
| Predecessor | Alfonso XII | ||
| Successor | Niceto Alcalá-Zamora(President of Spain, ) Juan Carlos I(King of Spain, ) | ||
| Regent | Maria Christina (–) | ||
| Born | ()17 May Royal Palace of Madrid, Madrid, Spain | ||
| Died | 28 February () (aged&#;54) Rome, Italy | ||
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| House | Bourbon | ||
| Father | Alfonso XII | ||
| Mother | Maria Christina of Austria | ||
| Religion | Catholic | ||
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Alfonso XIII[a] (Spanish: Alfonso León Fernando María Jaime Isidro Pascual Ant