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Hotel in Baeza
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.
Excellent location and very good staff
Hotel in Baeza
El Hotel Campos de Baeza has a summer rooftop pool with spectacular views of the Guadalquivir Valley and Baeza Cathedral. The town's historic center is a 10-minute walk away.
Elegant hotel just outside of town (walking distance) with excellent views of orchards and the valley below. Very good breakfast, free parking with overflow across the street.
Hotel in Baeza
Originally a 16th-century convent for The Nuns of the Carmelitas order, this hotel rests in the historic quarter of Baeza, a dreamlike place where time seems to stand still.
Excellent hotel great value,
Hotel in Baeza
The charming Hotel Puerta de la Luna is in a beautiful 17th-century mansion in Baeza's historic quarter. It features an outdoor swimming pool, landscaped areas and a popular restaurant.
Location is perfect, in silence, historical aria. Interior is very cozy and atmospheric.
Hotel in Baeza
Hotel Carmen Boutique blends a historical 19th-century building with contemporary minimalist design.
Wow! What a gem. It’s worth double what we paid. Not one flaw. They served us breakfast (no buffet). Fruits, croissants, coffee, bread, cheese, meats, etc. Easy parking. Lovely staff.
Hotel in Baeza
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´)...
A beautiful old palace with very comfy room and bed, a very helpful staff that put together for us a great breakfast picnic bag as we had to leave early in the morning. There's a nice sitting area to have a drink (and breakfast in the morning). it's a short walk from free parking and a short walk from sights to visit.
Hotel in Baeza
This hotel is located in the countryside just outside the beautiful cities of Baeza and Úbeda. It offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV and a private balcony.
Has a very good restaurant downstairs, food is good, and price is very reasonable. The staff are very friendly, but none of them speak any English. Somehow I managed to communicate. And it is within the walking distance to Baeza town center.
Hotel in Baeza
Hotel Baeza Monumental is located in Baeza, 30 miles from Museo Provincial de Jaén. Built in 2007, this 3-star hotel is within 30 miles of Jaén Train Station and 30 miles of Jaén Cathedral.
Baeza is a hidden jewel, and so is Hotel Baeza Monumental. I needed peace and quiet for a restful night and I got it. In a quiet side street right by the casco antiguo, it is also but a few steps away to a great morning and evening walk on the “murallas “. Lovely staff. I shall return.
Baeza
Hostal Aznaitin is in Baeza’s historic quarter, a 2 minute walk from its cathedral. It features an outdoor swimming pool and stylish rooms with private bathrooms, free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs.
A pleasant hotel in a wonderful hillside town over looking the vast olive plantations of the province and the rugged mountains to the north. A lovely place to stay, to chill out and take strolls through the old streets of the town.
Baeza
Alojamientos La Azacaya is located in Baeza’s historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Authentic furniture, very clean, perfect position , easy parking, great value for money. I’d like to thank Trinidad for hospitality.
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Many families visiting Baeza loved staying at Hotel Carmen Boutique, Hotel Cetina Palacio de los Salcedo, and YIT La Casona del Arco.
Hotel Carmen Boutique, Hotel Cetina Palacio de los Salcedo, and YIT La Casona del Arco are some of the popular hotels in Baeza.
For hotels in Baeza that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Hotel Cetina Palacio de los Salcedo, Hotel Carmen Boutique, and TRH Ciudad de Baeza.
These hotels in Baeza are highly rated by couples: Hotel Cetina Palacio de los Salcedo, Hotel Carmen Boutique, and YIT La Casona del Arco.
Hotel Campos de Baeza, Hotel Cetina Palacio de los Salcedo, and Hotel Carmen Boutique got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Baeza.
We were pleasantly surprised when we arrived in to Baeza. We were there for two full days & soaked up all of the history whilst walking easily around the town. The staff in the information centre were extremely helpful as was the staff member in the Bullring. Its a photographers paradise! We had breakfast at the hotel but there are plenty of cafes to choose from to eat and drink. There is an amazing little cake shop / cafe / bar directly opposite the San Pablo church definitley worth a try! The first night we ate at La Barberia near to the cathedral. The staff were very informative and full of life and the food was delicious. Very relaxing. The second night we had a reservation at Alejandrea but sadly they had to cancel due to staff illness. However we did have drinks and tapas earlier in the afternoon at this place, the service was excellent and the tapas were delicious even accommodating me being vegetarian. There are plenty of lovely hotels close by to amenities and monuments. Top tip wear comfortable walking shoes.
Baeza and Úbeda are worth visiting if you like small Spanish towns hidden in olive fields. Baeza is perfect for a 2-3 days vacation, do go and walk on Plazza de la Constitution and take a tour to visit olive oil factories. You need a car to visit nearby ( Puente del Obispo is 10 K away but a nice spot). Good and affordable restaurants in the city. Not recommended if you are on a wheelchair. DO NOT WEAR high heels because the streets are paved. Wear a hat in summer. On Sundays all shops are closed. Buy local olive oil at the store near office of tourism. Food wise go for meat rather than fish because this is the region's specialty and fish is probably 2 days old.
For a short stay we found Baeza exceptionally interesting. The historic centre is quite compact (which may be the reason that Taxis are almost non-existent), and there are several other places further out, within 15 minutes walk, including an ancient Bull Ring a convent and some more churches, very much worth a look. Do not miss the amazing view from the Mirador overlooking the vale of the Guadalquivir! Plenty of places to eat, drink, and snack at any time of day. Very helpful Tourist Office in the square near the cathedral.
A unique renaissance gem. Many historic and architecturally interesting buildings. Numerous good quality restaurants and bars. The Cafe Central Teatro is excellent for a good range of cocktails and an eclectic and striking atmosphere. Baeza is a very easy city to walk around in an hour or two. Thoroughly recommended.
A superb compact Medieval town with much influenced by Italian Rennaissance architecture. I wish we could have stayed another day longer! Unfortunately we only had time to walk around for three ghours as we had to meet up in Madrid that evening and therefore no chance to taste the local fare!
While Baeza has a beautiful historic center, it also has a great "ruta de tapas", usually in February. We have visited specifically to enjoy the tapas at the great little bars in town many times.