We had a good welcome and friendly service throughout, and found the hotel full of quirky charm and character - a delightful place to stay, in good location. Our room was spacious and well-appointed, the beds comfortable; it faced the rear and there was some noise from the courtyard below one evening. However, late eating and loud talking do characterise... More

Despite an excellent location and a certain degree of charm, this hotel is way overpriced for what it offers. And the noise from its restaurant (dinner begins at 9:00),rivaling a children´s playground on a Saturday afternoon, doesn´t make for a good night´s sleep.

À great place! Manuel manages perfectly this little paradise. We stayed 2nights, we got an upgrade to the lovely suite, à very quiet large authentic room with huge bathroom on the back of the house, well cleaned, great breakfast and in à very good location, in 7 minutes to the mezquita. Quiet and not to touristic area. What a great... More

We enjoyed this hotel overall. However, the second night we were there, the owners returned from the restaurant they own at about 1 am and were talking loudly with at least one other person. The window to our room opened up to the central courtyard so we were wakened by the noise. They proceeded noisly up the stairs to their... More

If you like Andalusian colors, flowers and tiles, you will love this small hotel. The proprietor is helpful and knowledgeable. He was also the cook the night we ate at the hotel and the food was delicious. Good location for sightseeing and a charming respite to return to when you are ready for a siesta.

Stayed 2 nights during Easter week in a superior room. The location is fine. Room was a good size and the bathroom was big and well appointed. However the bedroom was rather bare and could have easily been made to feel more comfortable. Breakfast was a bit basic and the room felt rather like a hostel. Courtyard is nice as... More

This beautiful place is matched by its super staff. One day, Manule- the owner and chef, did a cooking class for us- we learned a lot and ate great food. The next day we did an excursion south, visitng a wonderful olive oil facility that has been producing olive oil for over 200 years. We also went to a cheese... More

We satyed at the hotel and one night we went to the small restaurant - what a suprise - the food was exceptional. We had tapas, it was modest - but extremely well prepared - especially the traditional fried eggplant with honey.

A good place to stay, as long as you don’t get a room above the restaurant, as several other people have noted. The people at the reception area were especially helpful and friendly. This small guesthouse/hotel is down one of the town’s narrow little side streets, so not much street noise, but the tiled courtyard does tends to amplify any... More