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Hotel Casa Imperial - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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Hotel Casa Imperial, situado el el Centro Historico de Sevilla, ofrece la possibilidad de disfrutar de una Casa Palacio del siglo XVI. Su primer proprietario fue la familia Villafranca, cuyo escudo se encontraba sobre el dintel de la puerta de entrada. Alonso de Villafranca fue el mayordomo del prim...
cityguide.com
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Adjoining the Casa de Pilatos, and once connected to it via underground tunnel, this restored 16th-century palace is the former residence of the marquis of Tarifa. Public areas surround four plant-filled patios. The 24 suites are approached by a stairway adorned with trompe l'oeil tiles. Each suite ...
fodors.com
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In the historic center, this hotel was launched in the mid-1990s near Casa Pilatos. The building dates from the 15th century, when it housed the butler to the Marquis of Tarifa. The interior is refined, and there are four Andalusian patios adorned with exotic plants. The beamed ceilings are original...
frommers.com
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The Casa Imperial was built in 1560 as the home of the steward of the adjacent Casa Pilatos, a stunning palace built for the Marqu of Tarifato which it is joined by an underground passage, and also served as a guesthouse for visiting dignitaries. Carmen Caballero and Jochen Knie purchased the mansio...
karenbrown.com
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Hotel Casa Imperial, located in the historical centre of Seville, offers the possibility to stay in a 16th-century Spanish palace. The rooms have different cultural styles and decor in keeping with Seville's outstanding historical tradition. The suites and duplexes have balconies or private patios, ...
travelintelligence.net
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Hotel Casa imperial gives you the opportunity to experience a 16th century palace first hand. The hotel is a noble residence characterised by various patios. The main entrance hall, the main patio comprising a double gallery of stilted arches on marble comumns with Corinthian capitals and a final pa...
sidestep.com
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In the historic center, Casa Imperial Hotel was launched in the mid 1990s near Casa Pilatos and dates from the 15th century, when it was the home of the butler to the Marquis of Tarifa. The interior is refined, and there are four Andalusian patios adorned with exotic plants. The beamed ceilings are ...
sidestep.com
Casa Imperial in Seville lets you get lost in the past but with today´s amenities. - user review
Hidden away in the winding, narrow streets of one of the oldest sections of Sevilla, is the Casa Imperial, formerly the servants quarters of the Pilates Palace. The old palace next door, built in the 14th century, is supposedly ...
epinions.com
Sevilla Heaven - user review
Large, well appointed rooms, outstanding breakfast buffett, incredible music in the beautiful courtyard (especially in the rain). Veyr efficient and helpful staff....
travel.yahoo.com
GO THERE! - user review
Extremely helpful staff at Casa Imperial - and lovely interior. The front desk was very helpful and cordial. Truly one of the great small hotels of Spain - and a reasonable walk f...
travel.yahoo.com
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