The Level at Melia Sevilla
Seville, Seville, Spain · ★ 4.7 Exceptional B.Booking.com 9.4
A private in-room jacuzzi suite in central Seville, rated 9.4, with dark-tile bathroom and double vanity.
Picture the end of a long Seville day, the kind where you've walked the Alcázar until your feet ache and the evening air still smells of orange blossom. Back in the Junior Suite at The Level at Melia Sevilla, the jacuzzi is already filling, the water catching the light against those deep bronze wall tiles. It's a proper corner tub, wide enough to actually stretch out in, set into a bathroom that feels considered rather than merely functional.
If you're looking for a hotel with a private in-room jacuzzi in Seville at a reliable, city-centre address, this suite delivers it without fuss. The double-basin vanity and separate glass shower mean two people can move around comfortably, which isn't always a given. Guests rate it 9.4 out of 10, and that score feels honest. The jacuzzi is in the bathroom rather than a terrace, so it's more of a warm, private wind-down than a view-with-a-soak situation. Worth knowing before you book.
♨️ 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 the bathroom
♨️Corner tub set into dark bronze tiles
♨️Double vanity and separate glass shower
♨️Junior Suite sleeps up to three
♨️Guest rating 9.4 out of 10
Where you'll stay
Seville, Seville.
Questions, answered
Is the jacuzzi in the bathroom or on a private terrace?+
It's inside the bathroom, a wide corner tub set against dark bronze tiles. There's no outdoor or terrace element, so it's best thought of as a private, indoor soak rather than an al fresco experience.
Is this suite a good choice for a couple visiting Seville's old city?+
It works well for two, with a double vanity and separate shower alongside the jacuzzi. The 2+1 room type also accommodates a third guest if needed, which gives it a little flexibility.
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.
