Best Ubeda Hotels

La primera impresión de una habitación es el baño, y en este caso fue desastrosa el suelo lleno de roña, avisamos a recepción y subió una limpiadora que fregó delante de nosotros, pero ese suelo necesitaba que se restregara y ella no estaba dispuesta, según la limpiadora solo podían utilizar volvone. He de decir que yo restregando con un papel quité parte. No está a la altura de un 4 estrellas y con estos detalles menos La situación es buena y el personal de recepción y desayuno amable . Nos invitaban a una copa de vino pero para los que no bebemos una botella de agua o un dulce como alternativa no estaría de mas

Ubeda is a wonderful and picturesque town. Booked a suite with balcony at the Hotel Palacio - which was extremely large and very grand (pictures on the website are v accurate) and yet fairly unpractical. Good points: very central; valet parking (expensive but was incredibly useful at an exceptionally busy period); wrap around balcony was amazing for watching the Semana Santa processions. Not so good: no WiFi reception in bedroom but there was in the enormous entrance/bathroom; balcony was not one you could relax on, no outside space - rooftop pool was closed (they said it was closed when booking) and looked completely out of commission so you couldn’t just sit up there - bet the views would have been very good. Kind of weird to have so much space but a lot of it you couldn’t use. Didn’t have breakfast - instead went to the incredibly good value Coffee Garden around the corner. Not sorry I stayed here but should have done better research I think.

We have been a weekend, Friday to Sunday. The hotel is located in a privileged place, next to the Mayor Street, which is the street with the most gastronomic offer and where the visits guided to the monumental Ubeda are going. The hotel is very small, in an old building with a very beautiful central patio. The hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable and very comfortable.

It is a good hotel in general, spacious and comfortable rooms, very good location and very close to the historic centre, friendly staff, it has parking, although limited to the width and length of the car because it is accessed by a car lift, for food we only had the buffet breakfast and it was good within the normal range. It has a swimming pool although only in season. It is the second time we have stayed overnight in this hotel on the way to the Andalusian coast, ideal for relaxing, having a drink and/or tasting one of its numerous tapas and food in any of its bars and/or restaurants, and admiring a multitude of buildings and monuments since Úbeda is a World Heritage Site.

It meets all the requirements to qualify it as excellent: very central (on the Place du Municipalité), in a beautiful renaissance building with a magnificent indoor patio on which you can access both floors, large rooms, very clean, The hotel is located in the centre of the city. The hotel is very nice and is very nice and very nice.

Having visited a number of paradors, this one falls well short of the standard expected. On entering the building, the only part of the parador with natural light is a building site. It would be nice to have been informed of this beforehand. The room was dingy with little or no natural light. To cap it all there were no tea/coffee making facilities and when I asked at the reception, was told that only two rooms in the parador had this facility (maybe in two or three months I was told). Even the most basic hotels surely have this facility. I love paradors, but this one is well off the mark. It won't put me off paradors but it leaves me a little frustrated.

We were given a room on the second floor overlooking the swimming pool and garden where a bouncy castle is situated for parties. Unfortunately for us we had a very disturbed night with guitar playing and out of tune singing from below which went on till 2.00am. The room is fine though the shower is temperamental and can soak the bathroom as it spins out of its wall attachment! It is advertised that English is spoken but it isn't and trying to navigate the menu for dinner is a nightmare. I would suggest that an English translation is obtained. Google translate is helpful but not always accurate. Ubeda is an interesting city with many beautiful buildings and is well worth a visit though the hotel is about a thirty minute walk to the old town centre. The museum of St John of the Cross is particularly interesting as is a tour of the small mediaeval synagogue.