WITNESS OF A
BYGONE ERA
The Plácido y Grata boutique hotel is a charming four-star hotel located in Monsalves Street 4, in the heart of the historic centre of Seville.
The building retains the authentic style of the Sevillian manor house it once was. Built in the late 19th-century Regionalist style, it was rebuilt in 1914 and consists of three completely renovated floors, maintaining and fully respecting its original architecture and design.
The name Plácido y Grata might seem like it’s inherited from the hotel’s former residents, but it’s actually a fictitious name intended to embody the hotel’s values. Hospitality is the hallmark of the hotel. Good service, courtesy, and respect, in addition to the hotel itself, are the starting point for a peaceful, pleasant, and “placid” stay. “Grata” invites us to enjoy the present for what it is, a present, and to be grateful for the small pleasures it gives us.
INDOORS
As we enter the hotel from the restored main gate and behind the original grille, we find a combination of arcades and marble columns that lead us to the courtyard, a space full of gardens and with a water fountain that invites us to escape and relax.
