Silken Al Andalus Palace Hotel
Book from £81
Address: Avenida Le Palmera S N, , Seville, ES
No of Rooms: 623
Location. Silken Al Andalus Palace hotel stands in the ancient Spanish city of Sevilla, an important European historical centre. The hotel is located two kilometers from one of the world's largest medieval cathedrals. Another popular local attraction, The Fine Art Museum boasts one of the largest picture galleries in Spain. Seville San Pablo Airport stands eight kilometers from the property. Hotel Features. Silken Al Andalus Palace Hotel features an atrium with a soaring glass ceiling. The hotel's several terraces and porches encourage relaxed lounging. Additionally, the expansive lobby features numerous sofa arrangements, ideal for enjoying natural sunlight from the room's glass ceiling. Other rejuvenating amenities include a sauna, an outdoor pool and a fitness room stocked with an array of exercise equipment. The hotel also features three onsite eateries. Guadalquivir restaurant displays a buffet of regional and international comestibles while Italica restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine. Meanwhile, Palace Restaurant offers an international menu. In the bar, live piano music provides evening entertainment. The hotel also boasts a conference facility where 21 meeting rooms combine with a business center and wireless Internet connectivity to create an accommodating work environment. Silken Al Andalus Palace Hotel also offers garage parking. Guestrooms. Silken Al Andalus Palace Hotel features 623 guestrooms on five floors. Rooms are arrayed in neutral tones with patterned bedspreads. Framed art prints add splashes of color. In addition, tiled bathrooms supply telephones and hand held showers. Moreover, rooms are technologically equipped with wireless Internet service and satellite television with pay movies. Chilled beverages from in room minibars compliment gourmet snacks from the limited hour room service menu. Expert Tip. A once deserted island is now connected to Sevilla by Alamillo bridge. The show bridge was built for the 1992 World's Fair, hosted in Sevilla.
