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Tall glass doors overlook the hotel’s inner patio. Moorish plasterwork frames the sleeping area, where patterned fabric fills the arch around the headboard. The fabric also covers a bench at the foot of the bed. An armchair and small table form a sitting corner near the bedroom furniture.

Marble floors and ornate ceiling borders carry the Sevillian style through the room. One king-bed design pairs green details with pale walls and patterned curtains. The bathroom has a shower and a stone vanity, with ceramic tiles lining the walls.

Windows overlook the hotel gardens or the former Royal Tobacco Factory. The factory now forms part of the University of Seville. Marble floors, crystal chandeliers and plaster ceiling details reflect the rooms’ Andalusian style. Armchairs and a small table share the open bedroom with the sleeping area.

In one king-bed design, pink patterned fabrics cover a curved padded headboard. A blue bench stands at the foot of the bed. Stone surfaces and Sevillian ceramic tiles line the bathroom. A long counter holds two basins, with a walk-in shower beyond it in one bathroom design.

Castilian, Moorish and Andalusian styles draw on different parts of Seville’s heritage. Crystal chandeliers and carved plaster details frame antique furniture, with a desk and seating in the open bedroom. The outlook varies with the room’s position, taking in the gardens, city or pool.

In one Moorish design, a plaster arch and patterned fabric frame the bed beside a round table and armchairs. A twin-bed design has a carved wooden ceiling above the beds. Geometric patterns run across the marble floor, and two basins sit in the bathroom’s long stone counter.

Arched doors on the top floor lead to an outdoor sitting area with views across Seville. Woven chairs, loungers and a small table stand beside the hotel’s ornate facade. Inside, crystal lights and Moorish plasterwork surround antique furniture, with a desk apart from the bed.

Sleeping and sitting areas share the room, and one design places armchairs near the doors. Geometric patterns run across the marble floor. The tiled bathroom has two basins and a bathtub with a glass screen. Colored ceramic borders frame the mirror and continue around the bathing area.

A separate lounge leads to the bedroom, with views of either the hotel gardens or the city. High ceilings and Sevillian marble tiles extend through the rooms, each furnished in its own style. A sofa, armchair and writing table give the lounge space for reading and work away from the bed.

One king-bed design has a fabric canopy above the headboard and a crystal chandelier overhead. Tall arched windows stand beside the bed, framed by patterned curtains. The bathroom has two basins, with marble counters and ceramic tiles around the bathing area.

The bedroom opens into a separate living room with a sofa and armchairs around a low table. A dining table and chairs stand in another part of the lounge. Depending on the suite’s position, windows face the former tobacco factory or San Telmo Palace.

Restored furniture and detailed ceilings follow Castilian or Andalusian styles. One design pairs a green patterned bed canopy with matching fabric on the lounge sofa. A crystal chandelier hangs above each space. The bathroom has two basins and a shower, with marble counters and blue ceramic tiles in this design.

The sleeping area sits apart from a lounge with a sofa and armchair. Doorways lead from the bedroom to the sitting area and bathroom, and marble floors continue through the rooms. Plaster borders frame the ceiling, with patterned fabric around the headboard in one design.

A small round table stands beside the lounge seating, while a writing surface and storage line another wall. The bathroom has a walk-in shower and two basins below a broad mirror. Ceramic tiles line the shower walls, and a stone counter extends across the vanity.

The bedroom and living room have separate entrances and follow Castilian or Andalusian styles. A sofa, armchairs and a small table furnish the lounge, where windows look across the city.

One design has detailed plasterwork and a crystal chandelier above the lounge, with a writing table beside the seating. Geometric patterns run through the marble floor. A padded headboard and antique-style furniture furnish the bedroom. The bathroom has a shower and two basins.

The separate living room has corner windows overlooking Seville and a carved wood ceiling. A sofa and armchairs gather around a low table in this Castilian interior. Beyond the lounge, a doorway leads toward the separate bedroom.

A crystal chandelier hangs beneath dark ceiling panels. Patterned rugs lie over the marble floor, which has a geometric design. Tall curtains frame windows on two sides of the lounge. Marble and ceramic surfaces continue into the bathroom, which has two basins and a separate rainforest shower.

Books fill a tall dark-wood wall unit beside the desk in the separate living room. A sofa and armchairs face a central table beneath crystal chandeliers, with another sitting corner near the windows. Beyond the lounge, patterned fabric drapes around the bedroom’s canopy.

Marble floors, ornate ceilings and traditional furniture extend through both rooms. A walk-in closet provides a separate space for dressing. The main bathroom has a bathtub and shower in distinct areas. Two basins and striped ceramic tiles complete the bathing space.

Views of the Reales Alcázares gardens and Seville Cathedral unfold from the separate living room. Dark green walls surround a white linen sofa and contrasting armchairs arranged around a low table. A marble-topped sideboard and a crystal ceiling lamp complete the lounge.

Black-and-white photographs of horses continue the room’s theme. The bedroom beyond the lounge has dark curtains and a canopy above the bed, with a patterned rug underfoot. The bathroom has two basins, a bathtub and a separate shower.

A silk-lined entrance leads to a large living room and a separate dining room. Marble columns and stucco arches frame these spaces. A guest bathroom sits by the entrance, while the master bedroom has its own full bathroom. The dining room has a cabinet inlaid with mother-of-pearl.

Patterned fabric drapes around the bedroom’s four-poster canopy, and matching curtains hang beside the tall windows. Floral sofas and armchairs stand beneath crystal chandeliers in the living room. Ornate borders edge the ceilings throughout the rooms. Two basins, a bathtub and a separate shower furnish the main bathroom.