OUR STAFF
MORE THAN A TEAM | pt. 2
All those details that look after you, matter to us at Plácido y Grata. That’s why we believe that friendly and professional treatment plays a role when making your stay the most pleasant possible.
We also think there is always an interesting story behind each person, and this is why we have asked the staff from Plácido y Grata to tell us theirs. In this series of interviews, we will get to know our team better while they also tell us their favorite things about Seville.
Find some inspiration in the recommendations they give us and plan a getaway to this magical city.
Kamal | Cook
How long have you been living in Seville? How do you relate to this city?
Since July 2020. I relate to this city through gastronomy.
What do you like most about this city?
I love how the old mingles with the modern in Seville.
The best picture postcard of the city, according to you.
The Triana bridge.
A scent that immediately takes you to Seville, wherever you are.
Seville’s orange trees.
A place where you like to go to relax and replenish energy.
I mostly like to relax at home.
What is the best area to go for a walk?
The Santa Cruz neighborhood, with plenty of narrow alleys and cozy bars.
A place to try a delicious bite.
Apart from Plácido y Grata, I really like a place called la Malva Loca, across the streets from “Las setas de Sevilla”.
A store you find special.
Peninsula vintage clothing has very original second-hand clothing pieces.
A sound that comes to your mind and that is characteristic of the city.
The sound of horses in the city center.
A good plan to do in Seville with children?
Isla Mágica is a great plan for children!
Yesayi Tovmasyan | MAÎTRE D’HOTEL
How long have you been living in Seville? How do you relate to this city?
About 10 years ago, since I arrived from my country, Armenia, to live in Spain.
What do you like most about this city?
The people, the way they live their lives and the warmth they transmit to you.
The best picture postcard of the city, according to you.
The cathedral, the Triana Bridge and the Macarena Wall.
A scent that immediately takes you to Seville, wherever you are.
Incense and the smell of orange blossom.
A place where you like to go to relax and replenish energy.
Maria Luisa, the Columbus Egg, the river bank.
What is the best area to go for a walk?
The river.
A place to try a delicious bite.
Patio San Eloy, an international brewery.
A store you find special.
Ferrer, a stationery shop.
A sound that comes to your mind and that is characteristic of the city.
The Easter marches.
A good plan to do in Seville with children?
The Alamillo Park.
