Good, generous breakfast with which to start the day.
Our Review
Originally a palatial mansion, this hotel still has a nicely traditional feel to it, with lots of impressive artworks lurking in every corner. It’s not suitable for guests with children as it has no family rooms, but it does boast great views of the Giralda from the rooftop pool and terrace bar.
The Dona Maria Hotel was originally a palatial mansion, acquired by the Marquis and Marquise De La Pena and inherited after their death by Dona Maria Sasiain. In 1965 the mansion was reconstructed as a hotel by Dona Angela, who named it Dona Maria in honour of her aunt. The facade of the hotel was designed by the architect Juan Talavera Heredia and is of architectural interest. The lobby area is quite dark but very spacious with a generous seating area. To the right side of the entrance is the reception desk and to the left side is a wide lounge and a bar, where guests can enjoy a drink before visiting the city. The hotel also features a second bar, located on the roof terrace, where guests can enjoy beautiful views of the Giralda. On the roof terrace, you will also find a good sized swimming pool. The Dona Maria hotel is a traditional, Andalusian styled hotel with plenty of impressive artworks lurking in every corner.
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