Contemporary design, comfort, craftsmanship and light.
The rooms at Tayko Sevilla combine the building’s original architecture with contemporary design, carefully selected materials and pieces of local craftsmanship. Most rooms offer views of Puerta de Jerez and Calle Almirante Lobo, whilst natural light floods every room, creating a space designed for relaxation and for exploring Seville at your own pace.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of rooms does the Hotel Tayko Sevilla have?
The Tayko Sevilla Hotel has 26 rooms across seven categories: Tayko Xtra Small (14 m²), Petite (16 m²), Petite Attic (16 m²), Signature (19 m²), Signature Attic (19 m²), DLX View (23 m²) and DLX Attic (32 m²).
Which rooms at the Tayko Sevilla Hotel have the best views?
At the Hotel Tayko Sevilla, all DLX View rooms and some Signature rooms offer views of the Torre del Oro. The rest overlook the Puerta de Jerez or are internal, and are the quietest option.
Which rooms at the Hotel Tayko Sevilla have a bath?
At the Hotel Tayko Sevilla, the DLX View room has a freestanding bath in the bedroom itself. The other rooms all have rain showers
Are the rooms at the Hotel Tayko Sevilla soundproofed?
All the rooms at the Hotel Tayko Sevilla are soundproofed and feature Climalit double-glazed windows to keep out external noise. Staying in the city centre shouldn’t mean you have to sacrifice a good night’s sleep.
What do the rooms at the Hotel Tayko Sevilla include?
All rooms at the Hotel Tayko Sevilla feature free premium Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a minibar, complimentary bottled water, a safe, a Smart TV, a hairdryer, a bathrobe and slippers, 100% cotton bed linen and L’Occitane en Provence toiletries.
Which rooms at the Hotel Tayko Sevilla are suitable for children?
At the Hotel Tayko Sevilla, children aged 2 to 12 stay in the DLX Attic, the only room that can accommodate an extra bed measuring 0.90 m. The extra bed costs €50. Cots for babies aged 0 to 2 are free of charge, and children aged 13 and over are charged the adult rate.












































