Meliá Sevilla
Seville, Seville, Spain · ★ 4.3 Exceptional B.Booking.com 8.6
A hotel with a private in-room jacuzzi in Seville, built into a sleek bathroom with dual sinks and warm wood finishes.
The Level Grand Premium Room and Junior Suite The Level at Meliá Sevilla both come with a private jacuzzi set into the bathroom. It's there waiting for you after a day walking the Barrio Santa Cruz or sitting in the cathedral's shade. The bathroom itself is thoughtfully done: honey-coloured stone countertops, a pair of round vessel sinks, striped tile work in warm browns, and a rainfall shower behind dark glass. The jacuzzi sits low and ready, with a rolled edge and a folded towel waiting on the rim. It's a quiet, private thing, the kind of soaking you can do without leaving your room. Guests rate the property 8.6 out of 10.
♨️ One of only 8 verified jacuzzi suites we list in Seville.
★ When booking, choose the room type that names a jacuzzi / hot tub / plunge pool. That's the one with the private in-room water feature.
What's in the suite
♨️Private jacuzzi in bathroom
♨️Dual vessel sinks
♨️Rainfall shower
♨️Warm wood and stone finishes
♨️The Level suite access
Where you'll stay
Seville, Seville.
Questions, answered
Where exactly is the jacuzzi?+
It's built into the bathroom itself, so you can soak without leaving your suite. The shower and dual sinks are right there too.
Which room types have the jacuzzi?+
The Level Grand Premium Room (sleeps 2+1) and the Junior Suite The Level both come with a private whirlpool bath.
Which part of Seville gives you the best in-room tub experience?+
The Santa Cruz and Arenal neighbourhoods put you closest to the cathedral and the old city, so even a modest room feels well-placed. Properties like Hotel Murillo Reinoso sit right in that historic core, which means the views and the ambient noise are distinctly Sevillian rather than generic.
What's the price range for these tub suites, and is there a better time of year to visit for value?+
Nightly rates across our listed properties run from around €81 to €217, so there's genuine range. Late autumn and winter (outside the Christmas week) tend to be quieter and cheaper, and Seville's winters are mild enough that a warm soak after a day's walking still makes complete sense.
