Cortijo Torre de la Reina

The location now called Torre de la Reina was once the rearguard settlement for one of the camps of King Ferdinand III the Saint, during the conquest of Seville. At the end of the 13th century and the first of the 14th it belonged to Queen Maria de Molina, which explains the origin of its name. It was transformed into a rural country estate in the Renaissance style and became a model for other country estates and urban house in Seville. It is now a beautiful country hotel of outstanding charms housing twelve rooms. The gardens are modelled after the Alhambra in Granada and are spectacular. This is a pefect location for a wedding (or anniversary!) and is very romantic. One of the special rooms is in the tower, giving one the sensation of going back in history. At Torre de la Reina visitors will discover history and nature at its finest. At present, the entire site has been declared a National Monument. The Cortijo is 13km from Seville and has six double rooms and seven suites. The Cortijo does not have any sign that says Hotel. It is the third big black gate which is on your left hand side. It's a house with a white and yellow wall. A guest who recently stayed suggested that we advise future clients that there is a charge for pool towels.