Hotel AC Ciudad in Sevilla was built in 1927 by architect Vicente Traver as part of an ensemble of residential houses designed on the occasion of the 1927 Universal Exhibition. The hotel is in one of the most emblematic residential areas in the city, Avenida Manuel Siurot and between the streets of Cardenal Ilundain and Juan Lara Nieto. Very close to Plaza de España and Parque de María Luisa, it is also near the historical centre of the city. It is a hotel which combines turn of the century architecture with an up-to-date avant-garde elegance. Renovated in 1998, the hotel has 94 rooms, some of which are junior and residential suites. There is a wide TV choice in the rooms as well as two telephones and computer and fax connection. The hotel has its own parking area, fitness centre, outdoor swimming-pool, restaurant, lounge-bar and reading room, the hotel also offers four conference rooms of different capacities.