A sun-kissed Spanish city known for its slow pace and historic charm, Seville is a destination that embraces culture like no other. Expect streets lined with orange trees, UNESCO World Heritage sites, lively flamenco tablaos, and an evolving food scene centered on tapas and regional wines. While there are many chic hotels, an Airbnb is often the best way to live like a local. Below are vetted homestays chosen for comfort, style, authenticity, Superhost/Guest Favorite status, amenities, location, and decor.
We’ve vetted these listings based on Superhost and Guest Favorite status, ratings, amenities, location, previous guest reviews, and decor.
Our top picks:
– For couples: Luxe space in one of the city’s liveliest neighborhoods.
– For families: Traditional Sevillian apartment in San Lorenzo.
– For big groups: Luxury duplex overlooking the cathedral.
1. Traditional Sevillian apartment in San Lorenzo
Number of guests: 4. Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath.
Why we love it: Rooftop pool, communal terrace, natural light.
A relaxed San Lorenzo apartment with a shared rooftop pool and communal terrace. Clever one-bedroom layout with a sofa bed for extra guests, a bright living area, and a fully equipped kitchen—ideal for families with young children and for cooling off after exploring nearby churches and tapas bars.
2. Luxe space in one of the city’s liveliest neighborhoods (Alameda de Hércules)
Number of guests: 3. Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath.
Why we love it: Traditional Andalusian courtyard, walkable area, modern decor.
A bright, modern bolthole in Alameda de Hércules with chic interiors and a traditional courtyard at the building’s heart. Walkable to the cathedral and old town; guests praise its pristine design, thoughtful amenities, and proximity to nightlife and tapas.
3. Courtyard penthouse with a terrace
Number of guests: 6. Bed and bath: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
Why we love it: Workspace, outdoor bathtub, roof terrace.
A renovated 19th-century courtyard building with exposed brick, glass doors, and an electric fireplace. Spiral staircase leads to a panoramic roof terrace with an outdoor bathtub and views of bell towers; primary bedroom includes a king bed, bright workspace, and a glossy en suite.
4. Bright and cheerful duplex
Number of guests: 4. Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 2 baths.
Why we love it: Colorful decor, terrace, excellent location.
Freshly renovated duplex penthouse in the Historic Center with a sunny, dopamine-inducing palette. Two levels include an open-plan kitchen, living area, and a bedroom that opens onto a sun-soaked terrace. Ten-minute stroll to Seville Cathedral and the Royal Alcázar.
5. Restored townhouse in the Santa Cruz district
Number of guests: 2. Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath.
Why we love it: Complimentary breakfast, antique decor, pool.
An en suite bedroom in an elegant 18th-century townhouse with shared common areas. Period oak furniture, patterned rugs, and vintage art create a lavish feel; the patio courtyard features a Roman-style pool and romantic mosaic detailing.
6. Airy, minimal home for four (El Arenal)
Number of guests: 4. Bed and bath: 2 bedrooms, 1 bath.
Why we love it: Shared rooftop terrace, views, proximity to the Guadalquivir River promenade.
Located in historic El Arenal, this modern apartment mixes soothing neutrals, high ceilings, and wooden floors. Access the building’s rooftop terrace with cathedral views—perfect for sunset drinks—and enjoy a short walk to riverfront promenades and major landmarks.
7. Elegant apartment near the cathedral
Number of guests: 4. Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 2 baths.
Why we love it: Terrace, cathedral views, king bed.
A compact, well-placed apartment with a sun-drenched terrace overlooking the Santa Maria de la Sede. Features a king-size bedroom, air-conditioned rooms, a kitchenette, cozy lounge, and a fold-out sofa bed for families—ideal for staring at the Gothic cathedral from your terrace.
8. Pretty loft for two (Triana riverbank)
Number of guests: 2. Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath.
Why we love it: Digital guide to local gems, workspace, patio.
A riverside loft with a king-size bedroom, workspace with a desktop PC, and a small patio with hanging plants. Hosts provide a digital guide to nearby Triana—famous for flamenco and pottery—and the decor includes homely details like a Spanish guitar and vintage telephone.
9. Penthouse apartment with panoramic views
Number of guests: 3. Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath.
Why we love it: Elevator, two terraces, outdoor bathtub.
Top-floor apartment in a 19th-century courtyard house. Renovation preserves brick and woodwork while adding whitewashed, breezy furniture. Two terraces provide panoramic city views and an outdoor bathtub for alfresco breakfasts and soaking in the skyline.
10. Upscale inner-city retreat
Number of guests: 8. Bed and bath: 4 bedrooms, 3 baths.
Why we love it: Air conditioning, balcony, elevator.
A newly renovated, chic apartment near the Cathedral and Alcázares with marble, glass, and double-height ceilings. Elevator access, air conditioning, solar blinds, and a balcony overlooking Álvarez Quintero Street make it comfortable for large groups and art-history lovers.
11. Luxury duplex overlooking the cathedral
Number of guests: 8. Bed and bath: 4 bedrooms, 2 baths.
Why we love it: Space for groups, large kitchen, outdoor shower.
Maximalist, colorful apartment with layered textures and joyful interiors. Four bedrooms, spacious kitchen and dining, and a huge terrace with an outdoor bath and shower overlooking Sevillian rooftops—a standout choice for groups wanting cathedral views and entertaining space.
12. Cozy apartment in a 16th-century palace
Number of guests: 4. Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath.
Why we love it: Historic building, excellent location, elevator.
Set inside a 16th-century palace, this characterful apartment uses mint-and-chocolate tones, exposed beams, and eucalyptus accents for a relaxed vibe. Hosts offer a personal welcome and local restaurant recommendations; elevator access makes it convenient despite the historic setting.
13. Classical Baroque apartment
Number of guests: 6. Bed and bath: 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths.
Why we love it: Incredible decor, grand courtyard, classic tilework.
Stay in a palace by noted architect Rafael Manzano with Roman marble columns, fountains, decorative tiling, coffered ceilings, and a curated antique collection. Lavish architectural details and a grand courtyard make this a must for architecture and history enthusiasts.
14. Charming city-center townhouse
Number of guests: 7. Bed and bath: 3 bedrooms, 3 baths.
Why we love it: Two terraces, outdoor shower, hot tub.
A homely three-bedroom townhouse with soothing neutrals and bright accents. Indoor open-plan living and a fully equipped kitchen lead to two outdoor terraces featuring a bar, outdoor shower, and year-round hot tub—perfect for social evenings and relaxation.
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Charley Ward is the Commerce Writer at Condé Nast Traveller with five years of commerce journalism experience and a Master’s degree in Journalism & Media Studies. Read more on Condé Nast Traveller.
