Melia Lebreros

🏊 Large seasonal outdoor pool with Balinese beds
📍 Around 2km from Setas de Sevilla & the Royal Alcázar
🎨 Stylish, modern décor in rooms and public spaces
⛪ Approx. 2.1km from Seville Cathedral & historic Santa Cruz
✨ Premium The Level rooms and suites available
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rooms: 429 | Floors: 14 | Lifts: 5
Board options: Bed and Breakfast, Half Board, Room Only
Minimum child age for child prices: up to 11 years

Melia Lebreros sits in Seville’s Nervión district, a modern neighbourhood known for its shopping centres, bars and easy transport connections. It’s close enough to wander or hop on the bus/metro into the old town, yet far enough for quieter evenings around the pool. Top sights like Setas de Sevilla, the Royal Alcázar, Seville Cathedral and Plaza de España are all around 2–2.5km away, making it very workable on foot if you’re happy with a stroll, or just a short taxi ride if you prefer.

Setas de Sevilla: approx. 2km
Royal Alcázar of Seville: approx. 2km
Seville Cathedral & Giralda: approx. 2.1km
Plaza de España: approx. 2.3km
Seville bullring (Plaza de Toros): approx. 2.6km
Torre del Oro: approx. 2.7km

Approx. transfer time from airport:
From Jerez Airport (XRY) allow around 1–1.5 hours including onward travel into Seville, depending on route and traffic.

Seville City, Spain

You’re well covered for food and drink without leaving the hotel. Mosaico is the main buffet restaurant, serving a generous breakfast with show cooking, kids’ buffet, microwaves and highchairs. Later on, La Dehesa Tavern steps in with à la carte Spanish and Andalusian classics for leisurely lunches and dinners.

For drinks, Bribone Bar runs all the way from morning coffee to late-night cocktails and snacks, while the seasonal pool bar keeps you topped up with refreshments between dips. A smart dress code may apply in the evenings and restaurant opening times or inclusions can vary by board basis and season. Reservations or supplements may be required for some venues.

What All Inclusive typically includes.

For a city hotel, the outdoor space is a real surprise. The large freshwater pool comes with a wide sunbathing terrace, loungers, parasols and a scattering of Balinese beds for added comfort. The pool bar opens in season for drinks and light bites, so you can easily turn a sightseeing day into a pool-and-tapas day instead.

Pool towels are available with a refundable deposit. Opening dates and facilities (such as Balinese beds and bar hours) may vary by season and hotel occupancy. There is no beach on the doorstep – this is very much a Seville city stay – but with Andalusia’s coast and national parks within driving distance, it’s easy to tag on a few days by the sea if you wish.

Stay on track between tapas stops at the air-conditioned gym, fitted with cardio machines and a free-weights area for a proper workout (minimum age 18 years). While there isn’t a full spa on site, the hotel focuses on a clean, modern feel and relaxed social spaces.

Families are quietly catered for with kids’ buffet options and highchairs in the main restaurant, plus family and interconnecting rooms. Around the hotel you’ll find 15-hour reception with concierge services, currency exchange, luggage storage and even English newspapers – handy for longer breaks or business trips. Facilities and services may be seasonal or subject to local charges, particularly premium extras and equipment hire.

Melia Twin Room
Sleeps: 1–2
Bright, comfortable rooms with modern styling – ideal for couples or solo travellers. Facilities typically include flat-screen TV, free Wi‑Fi, safety deposit box, kettle, hairdryer, minibar (charges apply), bathroom with bath and shower attachment, air-conditioning, and daily cleaning with towel change.

Melia Triple Room
Sleeps: 1–3
Similar in style to Melia Twin but with additional sleeping space, making it a good choice for small families or friends sharing. Same core facilities as the twin rooms.

Melia Double Room
Sleeps: 1–2
A classic double configuration, finished in the same understated, contemporary décor with bath/shower combo, Wi‑Fi, TV, minibar*, kettle and safe.

Premium Room
Sleeps: 1–2
Step up to a more refined space with added touches like coffee-making facilities, bathrobes and slippers, enhanced toiletries and, in many cases, extra comfort features such as an MP3 docking station.

Supreme Room
Sleeps: 1–2
Stylish higher-category rooms with coffee facilities, bathrobes and slippers and a little more space to spread out – a good option for longer city stays.

Family Room
Sleeps: 1–3
Configured for small families, these rooms provide flexible bedding plus the usual essentials: Wi‑Fi, TV, air‑con, minibar*, safe and bath with shower.

Family Grand Premium Room
Sleeps: 1–4
More generous in size, with premium touches like coffee-making facilities, bathrobes and slippers, MP3 docking station and a bathroom with both bath and separate shower – practical for families getting ready at the same time.

Melia Interconnecting Room
Sleeps: 1–4
Two Melia rooms with an internal connecting door, perfect for families with older children or small groups who want more privacy. You’ll have two bathrooms with bath and shower attachment, plus duplicate standard facilities.

The Level Melia Room
Sleeps: 1–2
A refined double in the hotel’s premium category, including pillow menu, coffee machine, bathrobes and slippers, upgraded amenities and access to The Level benefits as defined by the hotel.

The Level Grand Premium Room
Sleeps: 1–4
Spacious premium rooms for couples or small families, with added lounge-style touches. Features can include pillow menu, coffee machine, MP3 docking station, bathrobes and slippers, plus a bathroom with separate bath and shower.

Family Suite
Sleeps: 1–4
Designed with families in mind, these suites offer separate sleeping and living areas (layout can vary), giving you more space to relax. Facilities are in line with premium room types; please note individual features may differ.

The Level Suite
Sleeps: 1–4
The hotel’s top-tier category (subject to availability), combining generous space with The Level perks. Ideal if you prefer a suite-style stay in the city, with separate lounge/sleeping zones and upgraded amenities.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary.
*Minibar and some amenities incur a local charge.

💪 Air-conditioned gym with cardio and free weights (18+)
🏊 Relaxing days by the outdoor pool and sun terrace
👨‍👩‍👧 Family-friendly dining with kids’ buffet and highchairs
🚶 City exploring – walk or hop on local transport to Seville’s main sights
🛍️ Shopping and café-hopping in the Nervión neighbourhood

🛎️ Reception (approx. 15hrs daily) with concierge support
💼 Luggage storage for early arrivals and late departures
💱 Currency exchange services (charges may apply)
📰 English newspapers available
☕ Kettle available on request if not already in room
👨‍👩‍👧 Child-friendly facilities in restaurants (highchairs, kids’ buffet)
🌐 Free Wi‑Fi throughout the hotel
♻ Certified Sustainable Hotel credentials, supporting more responsible stays

Seville is the capital of Andalusia and one of Spain’s most atmospheric cities, known for its Gothic cathedral, orange-scented squares and passionate flamenco culture. Expect hot summers, pleasantly mild springs and autumns, and a compact historic centre that’s best explored on foot.

Language: Spanish
Currency: Euro (€)
Time difference: GMT +1 (plus 1 hour from the UK)
Typical flight time from UK to Andalusia: around 2.5–3 hours
Local city costs (indicative): beer from about £1.70, bus ticket around £1.20, three-course meal roughly £35.

Hotel information is based on details from our suppliers and the hotel. Facilities, opening dates and services can change seasonally or without notice, particularly weather-dependent features like the pool and outdoor bars. Some services and facilities may incur an extra charge.

For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Spain advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Melia Lebreros central for sightseeing in Seville?
Yes. Melia Lebreros is in the Nervión district, a modern, well-connected area just over 2km from Setas de Sevilla, the Royal Alcázar, Seville Cathedral and Plaza de España. You can walk to the old town if you’re comfortable with a 25–30 minute stroll, or take a short bus, metro or taxi ride.

2. Does Melia Lebreros have a pool?
Yes, the hotel features a large outdoor freshwater pool with a spacious sun terrace, sunbeds, parasols and Balinese beds. There’s also a seasonal pool bar for drinks and snacks. Pool towels are provided with a refundable deposit, and opening dates are typically from mid-May to around late September, weather and hotel discretion permitting.

3. What board options can I book at Melia Lebreros?
You can choose between Room Only, Bed and Breakfast, or Half Board. Bed and Breakfast usually covers a buffet breakfast in Mosaico restaurant, while Half Board generally adds dinner. Drinks outside of what’s specified in your board basis, and meals in some à la carte venues, may incur extra charges.

4. Are there family rooms at Melia Lebreros?
Yes. The hotel offers several family-friendly options including Family Rooms, Family Grand Premium Rooms, Family Suites and Melia Interconnecting Rooms, sleeping up to 3–4 guests depending on type. There’s also a published child age up to 11 years and kid-friendly buffet options and highchairs in the main restaurant.

5. What are The Level rooms at Melia Lebreros?
The Level is Melia’s premium room category, available in options such as The Level Melia Room, The Level Grand Premium Room and The Level Suite. These usually include extra comforts like pillow menus, coffee machines, bathrobes and slippers, enhanced amenities and more spacious layouts. Exact benefits are set by the hotel and can vary by room type and season.

6. Does Melia Lebreros have a gym or spa?
Melia Lebreros has an air-conditioned gym with cardio equipment and a free-weights area for guests aged 18 and over. There isn’t a full spa on site, but the hotel focuses on modern, comfortable rooms and strong pool and dining options. External spa or wellness services in the city are easy to reach if you’d like a treatment day.

7. How do I get from Jerez Airport to Melia Lebreros?
From Jerez Airport (XRY), many travellers take a train towards Seville (typically arriving at Seville Santa Justa station) then finish the journey by short taxi ride or walk to the hotel. You can also opt for pre-booked private transfers or car hire if you prefer more flexibility. Journey times vary by route, but around 1–1.5 hours door-to-door is a good guideline.

8. Is Wi‑Fi free at Melia Lebreros?
Yes, free Wi‑Fi is available throughout the hotel, including guest rooms and most public areas, making it easy to plan your days out in Seville or catch up with work on a business trip.