Cavalta Boutique Hotel takes corporate meetings, presentations, cocktail evenings and private celebrations in Seville, with a 230 m² indoor hall that divides into two rooms, a 220 m² rooftop terrace and the option to book all 12 rooms for a single group. The hotel occupies an early 20th-century mansion on Calle San Jacinto, in the Triana neighborhood across the Guadalquivir from the old town.
Seminars and company events
The events page lists corporate meetings, presentations and structured celebrations in Balbuena y Huertas, a 230 m² hall with audiovisual equipment and an integrated sound system. The hall can be split into two independent rooms, which allows a plenary and a breakout, or a meeting in one half and lunch set up in the other. The site gives floor areas but no headcounts, so the layout for a given group should be confirmed with the team. With 12 rooms, the hotel can also house a small leadership team or a client group under one roof, and the whole property can be reserved for an exclusive stay, which keeps a board retreat or an incentive away from other guests.
Weddings and receptions
The official site does not present a wedding offer. It does sell private celebrations, social gatherings and sunset cocktail evenings, and the rooftop is the space proposed for these. A rehearsal dinner, an anniversary or a welcome drink for wedding guests staying in Seville fits the format; a full wedding should be discussed directly with the hotel.
Rooms and capacities
Balbuena y Huertas covers 230 m² indoors, divisible in two, with audiovisual equipment and sound built in. The rooftop, Alzalí, covers 220 m² outdoors, with views over Triana and a level of privacy suited to social events. It also has a swimming pool and a solarium. No seated or standing capacities are published for either space.
Accommodation
The hotel has 12 rooms, split between suites and standard rooms. For a group, it can be booked in full. Services include a 24-hour concierge, private parking and a chauffeur service, and pets are accepted.
Catering
The ground-floor restaurant, also called Balbuena y Huertas, serves contemporary Andalusian cooking based on local produce, with the kitchen open from 1 pm to midnight. It holds two Repsol Suns, for 2024 and 2025, and was listed in the Michelin Guide in 2023, 2024 and 2025. On the roof, the Alzalí Garden Club serves cocktails and snacks, with live music. The events page does not detail catering formats, so menus for a working lunch or a cocktail should be set with the hotel.
History and setting
The house was designed by Ramón Balbuena y Huertas, an architect of the Andalusian regionalist movement that shaped much of Seville in the early 20th century. The restoration kept the original balconies, ceramics and tiles. The hotel belongs to the Hidden Hotels collection.
Getting there
Calle San Jacinto is one of the main streets of Triana, a short walk across the Isabel II bridge from the center. Sevilla Santa Justa station, with high-speed trains from Madrid, is about 15 minutes by car, and Seville airport about 20 minutes.
