History

Hotel with history in the heart of Triana

Architecture that speaks with an Andalusian accent

Cavalta Boutique Hotel, Triana's first 5-star hotel

Designed in 1924 by the Sevillian architect Ramón Balbuena y Huertas, a disciple of Aníbal González, the building was born in the heart of Calle San Jacinto as an emblem of Andalusian regionalism. Exposed brick, pillars, wrought iron balconies and tiles define a façade with character, deeply linked to the identity of Triana. Decades later, the building stands the test of time with dignity, becoming a silent witness to the neighbourhood and preserving its architectural essence intact. In 2023, Cavalta Boutique Hotel opened its doors, the first luxury hotel in Triana, with an intimate proposal of twelve rooms, authentic gastronomy and a rooftop with a swimming pool that overlooks the Seville skyline. In 2025, Cavalta joins Hidden Hotels, sealing a natural encounter between two ways of understanding hospitality: authentic, beautiful and genuine.

Cavalta, the hidden jewel in Seville by Hidden Hotels

This building, built in 1924 by Ramón Balbuena y Huertas, proudly reflects Andalusian regionalism. A work that blends architectural rigour with Andalusian warmth.

Cavalta joins Hidden Hotels in 2025, the unique boutique hotel collection founded by Carmen Cordón and Ignacio Jiménez, with a vision to breathe new life into historic buildings.

Joining Hidden is not just about being part of a group. It is to embrace a philosophy based on the essence of hospitality; to restore without erasing, to excite without exaggerating and to receive without invading. Here every moment is suspended in a story that continues to be told.
Like the other hotels in Granada, Madrid or Mallorca, Cavalta becomes one more piece of this emotional map that unites beauty, history and experience.
A story that changes with each guest. And which, from now on, also belongs to you.