Located in the heart of Seville, Mercer Plaza Sevilla occupies two early 20th century buildings that have been restored to enhance their architecture. Both buildings were born as family residences of a flourishing bourgeoisie during the 1920s, and designed in a Regionalist style, incorporating Baroque, Mudéjar or Gothic elements. 

The hotel preserves some of the original buildings protected elements, as the glass-enclosed central courtyard or the staircase covered with Sevillian tiles dating from the beginning of the 20th century. It also allows you to travel back in time and see the remains of the 3rd century Roman wall discovered during the restoration works, allowing Seville to recover a piece of its history.