
Casa Teva Rooms Sevilla
Casa Teva Rooms Sevilla is located in the El Arenal district of Seville.
El Arenal offers perfect balance between Andalusian charm and modern convenience, with soothing riverfront promenades.

Casa Teva Rooms Sevilla is located in the El Arenal district of Seville.

Hotel Derby Sevilla is located in the El Arenal district of Seville.

Hotel Posada del Lucero is located in the El Arenal district of Seville.

Sercotel Sevilla Don Luciano is located in the El Arenal district of Seville.
El Arenal reveals an authentic side of Seville, away from Santa Cruz's tourist bustle. This historic neighbourhood takes its name from the sands (arenal in Spanish) that once lined the Guadalquivir river. Dominated by the imposing Arènes de la Maestranza, El Arenal breathes bullfighting tradition and the city's maritime heritage.
Broad avenues like Calle Adriano contrast with the historic centre's narrow alleys, offering a more relaxed, residential feel. The majestic Paseo de Cristóbal Colón runs alongside the Guadalquivir, creating a peaceful promenade dotted with palm trees and benches facing Triana. The iconic Torre del Oro watches over this area retaining traces of its thriving port past.
El Arenal charms with its excellent value for money and immediate proximity to must-see monuments. Just five minutes' walk from the Cathedral and Alcázar, it lets you enjoy calm while staying at the heart of Sevillian action.
The gastronomy of El Arenal reflects the neighbourhood's authenticity in its many local-frequented spots. Calle Adriano clusters several traditional restaurants serving generous tapas and typical Andalusian dishes. Terraces on Calle Antonia DÃaz provide convivial settings for montaditos and raciones.
The Paseo de Cristóbal Colón hosts riverside tapas bars, perfect for sunset aperitifs. Spots around Plaza de Toros offer more elaborate cuisine, especially lively on bullfight days. The neighbourhood's traditional bodegas serve excellent Jerez wines with Iberian ham and manchego cheese, in a quintessentially Sevillian atmosphere far from tourist traps.
El Arenal boasts a privileged location for foot exploration of Seville. The Cathedral is just 5 minutes' walk via Calle Almirante Lobo, and the Alcázar 7 minutes via Calle Santander.
The Triana Bridge (Puente de Isabel II) links to bohemian Triana in minutes. Bus lines C3 and C4 serve El Arenal from Plaza de Armas, connecting to farther areas. The nearest metro is Plaza de Cuba (line 1), 10 minutes' walk. For cycling, several Sevici stations line Paseo de Cristóbal Colón.
El Arenal perfectly suits couples seeking romantic stays with river views, away from tourist crowds. Families appreciate the space, tranquillity and proximity to Murillo gardens for children.
This area appeals to mid-range budget travellers wanting great value without sacrificing location. Bullfighting culture fans love the arena proximity, while maritime history buffs enjoy Torre del Oro and the Naval Museum. El Arenal also suits those prioritising calm yet walkable to iconic sites.
El Arenal's cultural heritage centres on its maritime and bullfighting legacy. The Torre del Oro, built in the 13th century by the Almohads, houses the Naval Museum tracing Seville's seafaring history and American links. This dodecagonal tower also offers panoramic Guadalquivir and Triana views.
The Arènes de la Maestranza, among Spain's most beautiful, offer guided tours revealing bullfighting art and 18th-century baroque architecture. The adjacent Musée Taurin displays objects, costumes and mementos of great toreros. The Hospital de la Caridad, founded by Don Miguel de Mañara, preserves Murillo and Valdés Leal works in exceptional architecture. These cultural sites make El Arenal rich in historical discoveries.
Though mainly urban, El Arenal offers appealing relaxation spots. The Paseo de Cristóbal Colón is a true green promenade with palm rows, shaded benches and manicured gardens facing the river. This pedestrian avenue invites strolls admiring Triana's colourful facades across the Guadalquivir.
The gardens of Torre del Oro provide a small peaceful haven with orange trees and flower beds, ideal for reading or contemplation. Nearby, Jardins de Murillo are minutes away via Calle Santander. These green spaces let families and joggers enjoy nature at the heart of Seville's historic quarter.
Santa Cruz enchants with its cobbled alleys and flower-filled patios, perfectly embodying historic Sevillian charm.
Triana reveals Seville's popular soul with its ceramics workshops and authentic flamenco tablaos.
La Macarena reveals the popular side of Seville with its traditional markets and unbeatable prices.
Alameda de Hércules embodies modern, creative Seville with its trendy bars and dynamic arts scene.