Escape the tourist hordes at this smart Triana hotel over the river from the historic centre. The polished black and white lobby sets the tone for spacious, good value rooms decorated in corporate shades of white and honey wood. Facilities also impress with a fitness room, bar, cafe and garage (€15 per night).
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