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.

The rooms are of course spotless - on our first night we had snacks on the patio - well it was more like a meal.

The staff are so helpful, helped us with our luggage to a wonderful room so clean and elegant.

Rooms were clean and historically furnished, the Service was good

Very large bathroom and beautiful clean room.

Our rooms were clean, spacious (especially the bathroom in room 120!

Our room was clean, comfortortable and generally well appointed with a historic feel.

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.

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.

Parador de Ubeda

window

sign

request

Free public parking nearby

Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)

Coffee shop

Pity they don't open the cervezeria any more,

Rather tardis-like the small facade of this building opens onto 22 rooms, a breakfast room, small gym and outside pool. Rooms are remarkable value, (we paid £18pppn b&b.)

Rooms immaculately clean, nice linen and soft beds, with memory foam pillows (which you will either love or hate).

The room was very clean, comfortable bed, good size bathroom with amenities.

The lady on Reception was very helpful and the rooms were clean and modern.

The best part was arriving , hot and tired , to find a gorgeous small swimming pool to jump into!

Hostal Aznaitin

swimming

open

Street parking

Pool

A lovely hotel, very spacious and clean rooms.

it's quiet, you have a small pool in the patio, the rooms are clean and decorated with taste,(canopy and curtains of pink canvas jouy).

Rooms were spotless and we shall definitely return.

Room was clean and comfortable with antique decor and a large terrace with cathedral view.

Hotel Puerta De La Luna

Paid private parking on-site

Our room was clean and comfortable overelooking the rear (with small pool)

Big and spotless rooms, some with balcony.

Clean rooms, food breakfast and a very friendly staff.

The room was clean and big enough and the place was quiet.

Only very minor complaint the towels were a little thin.

A few hours after our arrival, I noticed that the towel rack next to the bath tub/shower seemed to be coming unattached from the wall.

Also, the bathroom had no hooks upon which to hang towels, wash bags, etc.

I missed just a place where put the shampoo while I had a shower and a bigger body towel.

Hotel YIT el Postigo

towel

lighting

Wifi

However, be aware that the rooms facing the road outside were and probably always are very noisy.

The other issue was that the rooms where a little noisy at times.

Only some noise during daytime when the cleaning women are discussing loudly in the reception that You can hear in on the first floor.

However, stay was marred when we suffered at night from the noise of rowdy youths shouting alloud and quarrelling late at night.

Unless you want to stay awake all night avoid this Hotel.

This meant that for the 2 nights that we stayed there we were kept awake until 5 a.m. from people outside the night club which is nearby,

The only downside was the noise from the street.

This hotel would be a solid 4 stars if the wifi were better and if our room had not been over the dining room dumb waiter which made noise until wee hours of the night.

Shouting; laughing etc etc - it is so unfortunate that this spoils everyone's night sleep & perhaps will eventually destroy the tourist trade, certainly at this Hotel.

but quieter, isolated from street noise (but not from the noise from the adjacent rooms!!

But biggest problem was noise from nearby venues, struggled to get to sleep first night then kept awake most of second night.

Noise was terrible until nearly midnight.

Very little interaction from staff
Rooms are poorly sound proofed, doubt I would have slept was i not exhausted.

I visited in January when the hotel was very quiet and the bar was closed, this did not harm my experience at all though.

It was noisy until about 02.30 from local revellers as well as the automated gate opening & closing.

The only thing is that if you have a room overlooking this, it will be quite noisy late into the evening.

but maybe wouldn't be so great if you wanted a quiet night.

- The personal were very kind, the rooms were clean.

Room was clean, comfortable and well appointed with lots of storage space.

City of Baeza TRH hotel
Didn't do particularly well
Rooms were small, beds rigid,
First shut the safe and then the fridge.

The hotel is (I was lead to believe), an old monastery so rooms are small

The rooms are very small and no room to put your suitcase.

The room was very small I was a single traveler and VERY pushed for space so be prepared if you are a couple.

On the downside my room was small with a large double bed and a tiny wardrobe with only three coathangers,

Hotel TRH Ciudad de Baeza

quietness

small room

Bar / lounge

Nice, clean room in historic building with a big bathroom.

We really enjoyed the interior décor, the comfortable remodeling of an ancient building, the individually named few rooms and the impeccable service.

Room was very neat, with a spacious bathroom.

but iinside the city walls, a stone's throw from the magnificent main square.

Rooms are very small, barely 1 meter from the edge of the bed to each wall.

Partly because it had thick stone walls and no windows and partly because it is only a small establishment.

The one-hour window means that you have to be serious about making it to the table in that time, and we did structure our morning around that.

but there were no windows to open in order to air it out.

Our room had no windows just a large skylight, not for the claustrophobic.

Hotel Afan de Rivera

wall

Free breakfast

Although it is not really in the center of the city, it would not be any problem due to small size of this city Baeza.

We were a party of 3 and our room was clean, comfortable and spacious.

Small hotel with clean rooms, at walking distance from the sights of the World Heritage town of Baeza.

This small house-like-hotel has very clean and neat room with very reasonable price.

Alojamiento Los Poetas

room size

city

center

Non-smoking hotel

But it's breakfast that means we wouldn't stay here again: it takes place in a cavernous, characterless conference room, the rubber pellets of supposedly scrambled egg cooling into industrial rubber, the dried out, fried bacon curling in the heat, the orange juice straight from a 1 euro Don Simon carton, the coffee machine almost certainly not filled with anything connected with coffee, the dish of fruit dirty and filled with ageing specimens.

Another inconvenience: the water heating is done by natural gas.

It has an individual electric water heater which iis almost impossible to adjust to the required temperature.

Our room was clean and comfortable and the original Spanish style

I havent even gone to sleep and i already know i'm going to wake up with a headache.

Plasterboard wall with TV placed against them does not allow for good sleep when your neighbour likes the TV loud.

Conditions of sleep does not really spoil.

although simply furnished, with a tiny flatscreen TV and no mini bar.

Everything in our room was dated, much of the furniture did not match, and we could not get the internet or the television to work properly.

Hotel Rosaleda de Don Pedro

sleep

Some people may not like the toilet cubicle arrangements!

The toilet door was frosted glass with entry to the bedroom .

although the bathroom - especially the shower cubicle - was a bit too small.

- Bathroom was small and the shower was tiny with curtain clinging all around you

but the second we woke up at 2 am and all the room was full of water, the sink was liking it had some problems, plus a noise of a machine all the night.

The shower, sink, and toilet areas were all separate,

I have stayed in the family room on the third floor which had inconvenience of having only a small window and relatively small bathroom.

The toilet and shower are separately partitioned from the main room.

Only complaint - noisy fridge and no hot water in basin.

but because it seemed virtually every water pipe went through our room meaning that we were constantly woken by the noise from showers and toilet flushes etc.

If you are on the ground floor you may not wish to sleep with the window s open and the air conditioning units can be noisy.

although one night (Holy Thursday) we were awakened a number of times by processions going by until about 4am.

Only negatives were the drains gave off a very strong smell during the night and the air conditioning unit was very noisy.

The room was very clean and the perfect size for a couple with a 4 year old.

The staff are fantastic, the room was very clean, a little small

We also think the external walls of the building were damp - from the outside, they showed the tell tales of rising damp.

Some orange juice and yoghurt, luke warm coffee, a bowl of bruised fruit and cold toast.

Hotel Alvaro de Torres

bathroom

water

smell

We had breakfast included and the only thing about it that we weren't happy with was the coffee from the self-service machine -

although superficially clean, had areas such as behind the door that had not been touched for a long time, and the breakfast was somewhat spoilt by a Nescafe machine rather than proper fresh coffee.

Then the credit card machine did not work.

This brand new hotel offers large, comfortable and clean rooms.

Quite the opposite, the room was clean et functional, for a very good price.

It has no faults

Except if you want to sleep.

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