This property is immaculately clean and in a beautiful historic building.

Historic building which is stunning both Internally and externally- actually looks its best when floodlit at night  .

OK, I admit the building from the outside is impressive (especially at night).

Well thought out and interesting information describing the history of the building and the town on display throughout.

It is a lovely historic building, tastefully renovated in true local style.

The building is an amazing piece of Resaissance architecrure.

Though my wife and I only stayed in Parador de Ubeda one night, we absolutely fell in love with this magnificent building that was converted into a very impressive hotel.

A magnificent building in magnificent surroundings.

Good explanations of the history of the building itself.

We experienced the charm of a historic building with convenience of modern bathrooms and flat screened T.V.’s.

A beautiful hotel and Ubeda is well worth a visit with its beautifully maintained old buildings and spectacular views extending for miles.

Beautiful building in a great location Note that there is no partying and public parking nearby is limited and not secure (next to a bar) 

The staff were excellent and we had a fantastic room overlooking the garden, so was quiet.

Very nice location, historic building, nice rooms.

Historic building in one of the most beautiful squares.

Charming city with exceptional preservation of old buildings, charming hotel ideally located  in a old palace of the old city.

Beautiful building, perfectly refurbished and well furnishished.

It is wonderful to be able to stay  in such a historic building.

The second oldest Parador building in Spain, apparently and situated on the most beautiful plaza with the most monuments.

Lovely historic building, very conveniently located for exploring the history of the town.

All of the major historical sights are in easy walking distance, as is the potters' quarter and the more modern shopping streets around Plaza de Andalucia.

This historic building, which was formerly a palace, was the perfect place to stay in the charming town of Ubeda.

This is a classic Parador with a history and lots of atmosphere.

The friend we were travelling with also wanted the old historic hotel so the decision was made!

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in this beautiful historic parador.

We look forward to exploring other historic properties and would return here if in the area again.

It is located in the historic section of Ubeda.

One of the most historical Parador hotel in Spain.

The hotel is located in the historic area of the city on a fabulous square.

In the centre of a very historic city, with fantastic views from the old ramparts of the surrounding countryside.

Many of the rooms are very large done in antique furniture.

Architecture is really impressive and many antiques and paintings on premises.

It is itself a fine example of Renaissance architecture.All other historic attractions are easily accessble on foot as is the interesting olive oil information centre

The hotel is a remarkable building; full of historical character with great facilities and a welcoming team of staff.

We loved our stay at this Parador in the heart of historic Ubeda.

Superb location, and generally an excellent parador.

The location in the city is also really good.

Hotel has a great central location in Ubeda old town.

This Parador is in a perfect location right next to the church.

It is a very special place, centrally located, and incredibly beautiful.

but it does have an unbeatable location and there is an atmosphere of old-style luxury which I very much enjoy.

It is perfectly located and surrounded by magnificient architecture and you (somewhat) feel part of history

The Parador is located in a beautifully renovated palace in Ubeda.

but this was our second stay at the beautiful Parador Condestable Davalos, a converted 16th c. mansion located in the renaissance heart of the town.

16th Century Palce located in a delightful square.

Location is superior with many interesting sights in the Old Town nearby.

The location is fantastic as all points of interest as well as restaurants are in walking distance.The hotel kept the atmosphere of an old Palacio.

Parking TIP - the parador gives very helpful directions about parking and do follow these and park in the free car park not Plaza Andalucia - you do have to disconnect the GPS to make it work

Because Ubeda  has  brilliantly closed off the entire Unesco Plazas to all traffic AND tea public parking really is right nearby AND available and safe.

The location in Plaza Vázquez de Molina is the most beautiful in Úbeda.

Old, atmospheric palace on a beautiful plaza.

The cleanliness of the hotel space, it's location on the main plaza, and the quality of the room/ bathroom made our visit very special.

The parador is located on a most beautiful plaza.

We had a very large room with 2 large windows overlooking the plaza.

The view of the Sierra de Segura is magnificent and only steps from the plaza and front door.

The hotel is situated in a traffic-free plaza in the medieval center of Úbeda.

It benefits from being in the main area of Ubeda, surrounded by beautiful historic buildings, plazas and restaurants.

The parador is located in the historic center of Ubeda, in a large plaza and close to everything.

I wish I could have stayed longer than 2 nights at this parador in a wonderful historic building on a large lively plaza.

We walked up to the Plaza Mayor which was very lively.

The Parador is situated at the most gorgeous Plaza and near to the walk along the outside edge of town with wonderful views over the surrounding mountains.

This Parador is located in a very historic building in one of the most interesting & attractive Plazas in Spain.

The Parador itself sits on one of the most glorious, evocative Renaissance Plazas you will find in all of Spain.

It is situated on the spacious Plaza de Vazquez Molina.

The good impression starts the moment you arrive (via a convoluted route) at the Parador which stands on the far side of a small Plaza.

We went to reception and asked if there was any A/C and they replied only the fan was working.

Guests with mobility issues should note that access to the building is via a flight of stairs and it may be wise to request a room on the ground-floor (off the central covered patio) as there is no lift to the upper-floors. Given that this is a converted historical mansion, rooms are not a standard size or shape so it's something of a lottery,

Found it hard to believe that when we requested a pot of coffee mid afternoon, we were told no, it was a cup only, no pots of coffee.

It was the only Parador out of 6 we stayed at on this trip where we were not asked what brand of gin we wanted, and our gi and tonics were brought already mixed.

(See photo) (I had asked to be moved from a previous room which had NO outside window at all.)

I called the Parador before going there and asked about parking.

Having seen other photos perhaps we should have asked for a different room.

Our interaction with the desk clerk when we asked about the possibility of a room change fell into this category: not particularly rude or dismissive,

although let down by twin rather than double room requested.

And even if you requested a double room, they may put you in a twin without even letting you know in advance, as it happened to us.

When we arrived the desk clerk asked if we had a car and when we said "No" he was relieved.

Good restaurant and villa has a large center court.

Beautiful old museum parador in the centre of old unesco heritage Ubeda, friendly staff, a good restaurant, all created fine short stay to this nice area.

Excellent burgers, vegetables salad, two deserts and wine all for about 60 Euros which we thought was great value.

The staff, the room, the food, all incredible.

The Parador de Ubeda is near these landmarks: Castillo de Sabiote, Museo de las Telecomunicaciones, Castillo de Albanchez de Magina, Sabiote Turismo, Parroquia Santo Domingo de Guzman, Parque Natural Sierra Magina, Plaza de Toros de Villanueva del Arzobispo, Iglesia de San Andres, Iglesia Vera Cruz, Casa del Círculo Mercantil o Casino, Bar Churreria Monica Beteta, EscoVilla, Sierra las Villas, La Moraleja Servicios Turisticos, Turismo Villanueva Del Arzobispo, El Clasico 1984, Palace del Dean Ortega, Tren Turistico de Ubeda, Atlante Ubeda y Baeza Turismo, Seturja, Holy Chapel of the Saviour, Plaza Vazquez de Molina, Palacio Juan Vazquez de Molina, Santa Maria de los Reales Alcazares, Semer Turismo & Cultura, Palacio de Vela de los Cobos, Museo San Juan de la Cruz, Iglesia de San Pablo, Iglesia de San Miguel, Vandelvira Turismo, Sinagoga del Agua, Archaeological Museum of Ubeda, Iglesia de Santo Domingo, Casa Museo Arte Andalusi, Palacio de los Condes de Guadiana, Cafe Pub La Beltraneja, Bar Restaurante La Tulipa, Palacio De Los Orozco, Casa de las Torres, Forja Tiznajo, Discover Ubeda, Taberna Patrimonio, Centro de Interpretación Olivar y Aceite, Escape Room Ubeda, Iglesia de San Lorenzo, Torre del Reloj, Museo de Alfareria Paco Tito, Alfar Pablo Tito, Iglesia de San Nicolas, Visitaubedaybaeza.com, Visitaubedaybaeza.com, Los Baezanos Turroneria, Hospital de Santiago, Malabar, Iglesia de San Pedro, Multicines Ubeda, Plaza De Toros, Centro Interpretacion De La Baeza Medieval, Parroquia De San Pablo, Ubeda & Baeza Tours, Baeza Old Town, Cafe Teatro Central, Taberna fuente del moro, AOVE Boutique, Casa Cantos, Ruinas románicas de San Juan Bautista, Museo Antonio Moreno, Aliatares Tower, Antiga Universidade de Baeza, Aula de Antonio Machado, IES Santisima Trinidad, Palacio de Jabalquinto, Fuente de Santa Maria, Baeza Town Hall, Cathedral de Baeza, La Casa Del Aceite, Populo Servicios Turisticos y Culturales, Populo Baeza, Antigua Carniceria, Oficina de Turismo de Baeza de la Junta de Andalucia, Fuente de los Leones, Tren Turístico de Baeza, Los Quinientos, Museo De Baeza, Tierra De Renacimiento, Abside Turismo, Canena, Puente de Ariza, Parroquia de San Pedro y San Pablo, Oleo Turismo Aceites San Juan, Museo de la Cultura del Olivo, Puente de Vadollano, Monumento Natural El Pielago, Conjunto Arqueológico de Castulo, Capilla y Cripta de Los Marqueses de Linares, Pub Mas Madera, Fundacion Centro de Documentacion Musical Casa Museo Andres Segovia, Pub Taifa - Primera de Palio, Jardines de la Virgen del Puerto, Paseo Virgen de Linarejos, Iglesia Santa Maria la Mayor, Archaeological Museum of Linares, Museo de Raphael, Posito Linares, Jardines y Coso de Santa Margarita, Museo Centro de Interpretación del Paisaje Minero, Escape Room Linares, Rampa, Iglesia Nuestra Senora de los Angeles, Pub Iroko, Castillo de  Tobaruela, Cazorla en Ruta, Casa de las Bicicletas, Turisnat, Casa De Las Cadenas, Almazara Saturnino Arias, Cafe Bar Sola, Churreria El Huevo, Parroquia Santa Maria, Plaza De La Corredera, Olearum- Catas de aceite, visitas a olivar y almazaras, Museo de Artes y Costumbres Populaes del Alto Guadalquivir, Castellar Gestion del Patrimonio, Bar Martin, Bicis Castillo, Centro de Interpretacion de la Mineria, Iglesia de la Inmaculada Concepcion, Museo de La Carolina, Birds&Lynx Ecotourism, Escape Machine and Cueva Cucabrera

We ate one evening in the Parador restaurant, which was very good,

We ate in the restaurant both nights as the food was really good.

The food in the restaurant was not far from Michelin star in our opinion.

I have reviewed the excellent restaurant separately.

We very much enjoyed relaxing in the courtyard before we headed to the Parador’s restaurant for dinner.

Plus going to and  from your car you will surely stop at one of the cafes or for Tapas and a glass or two of wine.

One dinner at the hotel with good food and attentive service.

Service was excellent and food very good.

Hotel was clean, staff friendly and food was great.

There is a lovely cafe Panaderia Mendez if you are just bed.

Enjoyed the restaurant, with a good selection of local food on offer.

The restaurant (as in all Paradores) serves some regional specialties and wines.

Lovely staff ready to help you with guided visits or any relevant information, fantastic food in its restaurant.

Room was large and comfortable and staff were all very welcoming.

I found the staff to be quite unfriendly and room amenities extremely sub standard.

The Ducal room with access to the private garden, was spectacular.

The Parador as you would expect is an amazing old renaissance Palace with stunning patios, excellent rooms and cloisters.

I appreciated that there were several mirrors in this room and bathroom.

Our room was very spacious with high ceilings.

The room for the three of us was very large and so was the bathroom.

It is time for a massive revamping (staff attitude - except front desk), overall layout of common areas, breakfast, rooms, well everything really. ).

Arriving on a day of intense heat to a cool and slightly darkened room was so pleasant.

Good breakfast, clean and comfortable rooms.

but we were very pleased with our room (better than our first visit!)

The room was comfortable and the temperature good in the summer heat.

The superior rooms have four poster beds- first time I have seen a single four poster !

The Parador is large with large rooms and an old world charm.

Following street signs was impossible and signs to the parador could disappear in a flash when trying to deal with traffic and narrow streets.

When the waitress saw us she rolled her eyes and proceeded to remove all the crockery and cutlery from the table.

The notice didn't say what times the parades were being held.

Follow instead the blue sign, circuiting the outside of the city walls to “aparciamento” which is street parking near the Parador.

We had some trouble finding this Parador as the signs to it indicated "no entry" - just ignore this and drive into the traffic free square to drop off bags and then take advantage of the plentiful on street parking.

The signs pointing to the parador  comming from main road Albacete are not sufficient.

The parador is situated on the south eastern side of this medieval town, just follow the general signs for the hotels, there is only one road that leads there, its partly cobbled by the outer walls, and you'll end up in a public parking area.

The only quibble we had was that the signs to the parador were almost non existent so we had to try a couple of times to find the right road.

He insisted to remove the car, otherwise they can't guarantee that police won't give me a fine.

After many circuits of the narrow streets of the medieval part of the town, we ignored a No Entry sign and drove across a pedestrianised square to arrive outside the front door of the parador.

there is only a small sign which is easy to miss.

but unless you get within 40 feet  by walking into the square you won't see the small sign  by the entrance.

Not easy to find first time by car as signs are poor , very easy once sorted .

Unfortunately there was no warning on the website that there were major building works in the square in front of the parador and some of the surrounding roads, which made for a lot of noise.

Generally as one drives around Spain there will be signs for the nearest parador starting at about 50 kms.

The staff were helpful, and the dining very good.

The staff were very welcoming and guided us to the most important places to visit in a day. Excellent!

When wanting to pay and asking for the bill, the reply was: „cuatro“.

Immediately upon arrival we were greeted by a very friendly and generous staff.

Reception was very friendly and the central courtyard a great place to sit.

The reception staff, the restaurant staff, housekeeping staff were all super friendly, professional and helpful.

Wonderful service and friendly staff in all areas.

The red peppers stuffed with partridge were beautiful  efficent and friendly staff.

The staff warmly greeted us, collected our luggage to take to our room and then provided us the key to our room; check in went very smoothly.

It is a delightful place and located in the heart of the old town.

The Parador is very convenient for the beautiful town of Ubeda and would have had much warmer feelings about the place if i didn't feel that i was not given what i paid for.

The parador is in the centre of town, free parking is available around the outskirts of town - not a problem in January,

An old castle sitting in the town square it was beautiful.

This is a great Parador and Ubeda is a very nice town.

The location means that you are just steps away from the towns main attractions and a range of great bars and restaurants.

The restaurant at the Parador is your best bet in town.

Lots of information around to learn about the history and times of this lovely Palace and beautiful town.

All the main attractions in this beautiful Renaissance town are in walking distance.

In Town so accessible to lots of restaurants and ice cream:) most beautiful at dusk to see the lighting of the cathedral/church/ other beautiful monuments.

Easy to combine with the historic town of Baeza.

It is ideal for a stop over to take in the delights of this beautiful Andalucian town.

It is ideally situated to visit all the notable buildings in the old town which retains its heritage.

Their is no air conditioning so you have to open the window and church bells right out side ring LOUDLY every 15 minutes   24/7.

Dated bathroom, old (very old) mattress (we could not sleep for 3 nights), unefficient air con so we had to leave our windows opened with dozens of flies coming in as a result.

The window was very small, so there is not a lot of day light in the room.

but opening the window solves that issue.

The only issue for me was that my bedroom window was within a few feet of a bar where revilers made a great deal of noise all night long.

but with windows closed not as loud in the room.

However,  both windows were completely covered with net curtains, to prevent being overlooked across small internal courtyards.

however as it  was an inside room with no windows.

but powerful look, due to the small and barred windows on the first floor making it look somewhat like a prison (but that was the style of the time), but as soon as you enter the patio (now covered by glass roof), it immediately feels more friendly.

but it had poor light -only a prtty small window to an inner patio.

however, perhaps due to the side of the building we were on, we did not open our windows because there were pigeons just outside on the ledge.

We had a room on the first floor - fit for a princess -although in keeping with its period windows are very small.

When we entered the room there was an overwhelming fragrance that did not dissipate despite opening up the windows and door to air the place out.

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The Hotel Puerta De La Luna is near these landmarks: Museo de las Telecomunicaciones, Castillo de Sabiote, Castillo de Albanchez de Magina, Terra Oleum Museo Activo Del Aceite De Oliva, Area recreativa Burguillos, Sabiote Turismo, Parroquia Santo Domingo de Guzman, Parque Natural Sierra Magina, Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Encarnación, Museo Batalla de Bailen, S.C.A.

The cafe bar is situated with in the hotel area.

The reception area sets a nice tone, with lots of old features retained.

A small pool with an area for those who wish to take some sun.

The pool area has beautiful orange trees,

Pleasant helpful staff and a lovely reception area.

Everything is elegantly and beautifully appointed, and the historic areas and features are everywhere very well integrated with modern comforts.

The pool area is lovely with rattan sun loungers and also plenty of places to sit in the shade with a beer and take in the cathedral tower.

It has a beautiful setting and is in the heart of the spectacular old town of Baeza, the pool area is delightful and the rooms pleasant enough.

Our room overlooked the pool and was spacious with a lounge area and a very large bathroom.

There was very limited choice of hotels in the area and we booked this one based on previous reviews.

Ate on patio area in evening which was 10/10 for atmosphere.

There was an outside courtyard with lots of seating areas surrounding a small swimming pool.

The hotel is in the historic area, inside the old city walls.The staff were efficient, helpful, and pleasant.

Baeza is a great place to stay while exploring the general Ubeda area.

This small hotel is a good choice for a visit to this interesting area.

Lovely buildings around a pool,  Historic location with lots to see.

The hotel is centrally located in a historical building almost next to the church.

but it's easy to find and located close to the cathedral (50 meters on foot).

The hotel is well located for visiting the old town.

but excellent location just by the Cathedral.

The hotel is located in the old town of Baeza, next to the cathedral in a beautiful building.

The hotel is in a nice location, at the heart of the old city.

What a gorgeous location, once we'd heated our very unique room up we were totally delighted.

Anyone who loves a bit of history will be immediately love the location of this wonderful hotel.

Location in Baeza historic centre is unbeatable with a beautiful courtyard and good service.

It has beautiful rooms and it is located in the heart of the old town of Baeza.

Nice place, nice location and nuce staff.

First Baeza is wonderful, hotel is in very good location (but don´t come with big car on those narrows streets) and looks very good, nice furniture and patio.

Very nice hotel, well located in the centre of the city.

The hotel is nicely located in the old city centre in an old palace.

Located behind the Cathedral in a typically narrow lane this is a well appointed historic hotel.

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