Hotels near Triana

Sercotel Sevilla Don Luciano, Sercotel Las Casas de los Mercaderes, Sercotel Sevilla Guadalquivir Suites and Sercotel Doña Carmela are all options for staying near Triana. Each hotel is located in a different part of Seville, so you can choose according to your plans and how you would like to get around the city.

If you want to stay near Triana, Sercotel Las Casas de los Mercaderes and Sercotel Sevilla Don Luciano are two of the closest Sercotel options, both around a 20–25-minute walk from the neighbourhood. The best choice will depend on the location and the type of stay you prefer in Seville.

Sercotel Las Casas de los Mercaderes can be particularly convenient for travellers who want to stay in the historic centre and reach Triana through the city centre. Sercotel Sevilla Don Luciano is also a good option for combining the neighbourhood with places such as the Cathedral, the Giralda, the Maestranza and the city centre’s shopping areas.

Yes. Sercotel Sevilla Guadalquivir Suites has 24 apartments with equipped kitchens, plenty of natural light and different capacities. It also has an outdoor swimming pool and solarium, which are open depending on the season and the property’s operating conditions.

Yes, some hotels near Triana have parking facilities. Sercotel Las Casas de los Mercaderes and Sercotel Doña Carmela have their own car parks. For up-to-date information on availability, conditions and rates, we recommend checking each hotel’s website or asking directly at reception.

Yes, Sercotel Las Casas de los Mercaderes and Sercotel Sevilla Guadalquivir Suites welcome pets. Before booking, check the conditions, availability and any additional charges that may apply when travelling with your four-legged companion.

Staying near Triana allows you to discover one of Seville’s most distinctive neighbourhoods while remaining well connected to other parts of the city. It is a convenient option for combining local cuisine, culture, walks along the Guadalquivir and visits to the historic centre during the same stay.

Triana is connected to central Seville by several routes, including Isabel II Bridge. Depending on where you are starting from, you can walk or use public transport. It is worth checking the route from your chosen hotel to plan the most convenient journey.

Triana is well suited to exploring on foot, as many of its main points of interest are spread across streets, squares and areas close to the river. Walking gives you the chance to discover shops, workshops, markets and everyday corners that might otherwise go unnoticed on a quicker visit.

In Triana, you can visit Triana Market, Isabel II Bridge, Calle Betis and several places linked to the neighbourhood’s ceramic tradition. You can also explore its squares, walk along the banks of the Guadalquivir and discover an area of Seville shaped by flamenco and local life.