Adriano I

Adrianos is one of the newest additions to our portfolio, and a delight for travellers. A top location, eclectic interior, top-end facilities and the warmth of home.

The property is located in the Barrio del Arenal, at a crossroads between the historic centre, the Guadalquivir, the Barrio de Santa Cruz and the María Luisa Park. A stimulating environment all around you, north, south, east and west!

Our favourite features of Adrianos is its bright and cheerful atmosphere (all the rooms have natural sunlight for most of the day), its spacious interior, well-proportioned distribution, and pretty and original decorative details.

This particular apartment has three bedrooms, housing up to six guests in total comfort. The interior décor is dominated by natural materials such as wood, stone and organic textiles. The overall decorative style is young and eclectic, with geometry and colour catching the eye.

The entrance hall leaves the living area, with the sleeping quarters to the left, accessed through a corridor.

The living room is bathed in natural sunlight through a large terrace overlooking the Maestranza Bullring, and is divided into two distinct areas: a sitting area with comfortable three-seater sofas, a coffee table and following on from this a dining table with chairs for six and a TV area.

The fully equipped kitchen is minimalistic and modern in style, almost forming part of the overall decoration within the living room, allowing in the light. The perfect arrangement for cooking while keeping an eye on the children, or partaking of conversation with friends.

A corridor leads to the sleeping area, comprised of three bedrooms, two of which have double beds and one with twin beds. All three bedrooms have an ensuite bathroom. The décor is minimalist, with organic textiles.

The Barrio del Arenal has become one of the major go-to places in the city if you wish to enjoy all the leisure opportunities and the cuisine that Seville has to offer. In the daytime, it is the perfect location for the best cultural plans: a visit to the Reales Atarazanas (the old shipyards), the Hospital de la Caridad, or old charitable hospital, and the Maestranza Theatre, to mention but three. The myriad bars, taverns and restaurants come to life at midday, from the central market to the Avenida de la Constitución. For a drink after work, the sophisticated atmosphere next to the Plaza del Arenal is the place of choice, followed by dinner in one of the many small restaurants in the area, some of them the ideal location for trying out what’s new in Sevillian tapas. The lively atmosphere of the bars along the Paseo de Colón could be the last stopping point in an eventful day.

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