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Spain: Líbere Hospitality Group (LHG) has opened its first property in Seville with the Líbere Seville Plaza Nueva.
The property is a former office building in Seville’s old town, which LHG has converted into a 47-unit aparthotel.
Located at Calle Albareda 18, near Plaza Nueva, the Seville Cathedral, and the Giralda, the property spans 3,758 square metres across two buildings connected by a central courtyard and rooftop bridge. It offers 13 studios, 30 one-bedroom and four two-bedroom apartments, accommodating up to 170 guests, alongside a rooftop pool and solarium and a ground-floor bar-restaurant open to the public.
Key features of the property include:
- Digital entry and 13 car parking bays on-site.
- Smart home automation including climate control, window openings, electric locks, full building wifi managed via mobile app.
- Flexible stay formats for alternative accommodation, including discounts for medium-term stays.
The building has achieved a BREEAM “Excellent” environmental sustainability rating.
“The opening of this new building in Seville consolidates our presence in Spain’s major cities,” said Antón de la Rica, CEO of Líbere Hospitality Group. “Seville is a destination with enormous tourist appeal and a business ecosystem in full growth, which guarantees sustained demand for flexible, quality accommodation.”
The opening brings LHG’s portfolio to over 1,061 total operating units – representing 76 per cent growth year on year – with a total of 2,300 including the pipeline.
The property forms part of a pan-European portfolio of more than 2,300 units across Spain, the UK, Portugal, Italy, Greece and France.
Highlights:
- Líbere Hospitality Group enters Seville with its first property in the city.
- A former office building has been converted into a 47-unit aparthotel in a central location.
- The property includes smart home systems, digital entry, and app-based controls.
- Offers short- and medium-term stays, targeting alternative accommodation demand.
- BREEAM “Excellent” rating and part of a wider European expansion exceeding 2,300 units.
