Originally a 16th century convent for The Nuns of the Carmelitas order, this hotel rests in the old town of Baeza, a dreamlike place where time seems to stand still.
Pamela
Australia
The hotel is in an historic building near the main square. It is close to restaurants and the UNESCO monuments. We were grateful for the secure and accessible parking on site at reasonable cost. There was an adequate breakfast buffet. The room was quiet, the bed was comfortable and we could control the room temperature. An electric kettle was provided.
Casona del Arco is in the historic Andalucian city of Baeza, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It offers a small outdoor pool and spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi.
jones
Canada
Most traveller's are European and drive there
We are from Canada and on public transport. The town doesn't actually have a fleet of Taxis so when we left to go to train station at LINARES- BAEZA 10 minutes away they were a little taken aback that we actually didn't have a car but they managed to call a cab from the next town. Our train left at noon and only bus of the day to train station was 5:30pm
Hotel Carmen Boutique is a four stars acommodation that blends a historical 19th-century building with contemporary minimalist design.
Jan
Belgium
This hotel has everything you would exspect from a boutique hotel. The spacious and quite rooms are nicely decorated. The beds are very comfortable. Breakfast is served at your table: yoghurt, orange juice, a basket with toasts, croissants and local cakes, a plate with different cheeses and cold cuts (even some salmon!) and a plate with seasonal fruit pealed and sliced for your comfort. The staff is wecoming and friendly, but doesn't speak much English. It's a 7 minutes walk to the city center and there is a public car park nearby, which is very busy and often full though.
The hotel is housed in a Renaissance-Gothic building from the 16th century, and is one of the town´s most important and emblematic buildings, that was originally the Count and Countess' (Salcedos´
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The charming Hotel Puerta de la Luna is set in a beautiful 17th-century mansion in Baeza's old town. It features an outdoor swimming pool, gardens and a popular restaurant.
RayG
Canada
Location was excellent for access to old Town by foot.
El Hotel Campos de Baeza has a summer rooftop pool with spectacular views of the Guadalquivir Valley and Baeza Cathedral. The town's historic centre is a 10-minute walk away.
Hotel Baeza Monumental by eme hoteles is located in Baeza, within 49 km of Jaén Cathedral and 49 km of Museo Provincial de Jaén. With free WiFi, this 3-star hotel offers a tour desk.
Featuring air-conditioned accommodation with a balcony, ENTOELCENTRO is located in Baeza. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.
Boasting garden views, Elmiradordelasmurallas features accommodation with a garden and a balcony, around 49 km from Jaén Cathedral.
Gertraud
Belgium
The host was very friendly, she picked us up from the bus station to show us the way. She awaited us with a snack as we arrived on holiy Friday and shops and restaurants were closed. There were several essentials in the kitchen like oil, salt, etc. The house has a fantastic view. We enjoyed very much our stay.
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