Located in the beautiful, monumental old town of Úbeda, this modern hotel is equipped with state of the art facilities
El Postigo hotel is the ideal base for exploring this stunning old Andalusian to...
Frieda
Netherlands
It’s a short walk to the city centre. The staff was very friendly. And the room was very spacious.
Nueve Leyendas interestingly takes its inspiration from 9 local legends. This charming 18th-century building offers elegant rooms with a TV and private bathroom.
Eléanor
France
The location was great (in the center of Ubeda but not too far from the free park outside the city), the room huge and quiet, the staff super nice and the breakfast delicious. We had a perfect stay !
Alvar Fañez is a hotel housed in a historic, Gothic-style building located in the historic city centre of the Andalusian city of Úbeda, UNESCO World Heritage City.
Located in the beautiful, monumental city of Úbeda, this Parador is housed in a former, 16th-century palace and has kept its original, classical-style interior decor
Parador de Úbeda’s rooms are all ...
David
United Kingdom
Great location with a comfortable room. Close to all sites in Ubeda.
Hotel Ordóñez Sandoval is offering accommodation in Úbeda. Featuring a garden, the 2-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom.
Robert
United Kingdom
Very characterful hotel, and in keeping with the architecture for which Úbeda is renowned.
Hotel Palacio De Úbeda 5 G.L features a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Úbeda. This 5-star hotel offers room service, a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi.
Set in Úbeda’s main square, this charming 16th-century mansion features a traditional Andalusian interior courtyard. Each air-conditioned room at Maria de Molina has simple, classic décor.
JACEK
Poland
This is a very comfortable and clean property in the historic center of the city. The mattress on the bed was particularly comfortable. Very tasty breakfasts are served in this hotel. You can park your car nearby but it is not always easy. But there are different parking lots in Ubeda. The hotel staff are very nice and helpful.
Set in Úbeda’s Old Town and surrounded by Renaissance style buildings, Hostal Santa María de Úbeda features charming rooms with plenty of natural light and free Wi-Fi.
Noel
Australia
The hotel is in a great location just a short walk from the historical sights and good eateries .
Overall a fairly spacious and comfortable room .
Alvar Fañez is a hotel housed in a historic, Gothic-style building located in the historic city centre of the Andalusian city of Úbeda, UNESCO World Heritage City.
We loved our room, the location and the restaurant.
Set in Úbeda’s main square, this charming 16th-century mansion features a traditional Andalusian interior courtyard. Each air-conditioned room at Maria de Molina has simple, classic décor.
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Free Wi-Fi, a seasonal outdoor pool and rooms with a private balcony are offered at this elegant hotel. It is situated a 10-minute walk from Úbeda’s Renaissance centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Beautiful hotel. Comfy beds. Pleasant front staff.
FAQs about hotels in Úbeda
On average, 3-star hotels in Úbeda cost £48 per night, and 4-star hotels in Úbeda are £64 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Úbeda can on average be found for £125 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Úbeda this weekend is £96 or, for a 4-star hotel, £103. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Úbeda for this weekend cost on average around £262 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £118 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Úbeda for tonight. You'll pay on average around £203 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Úbeda will cost around £278 (based on Booking.com prices).
A lovely place! There were few tourists so it was possible to really enjoy the sites. Attractions are very close to each other and the most important ones can be covered in a day or two. It is highly recommended to make the 15 minute trip to Baeza, which is smaller but utterly charming. My two favourites: The Sinagoga del Agua (a must) in Úbeda, and walking the surroundings of the Cathedral and the Walls in Baeza. The journey there is also beautiful, as Jaen province is delightful.
Monica
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Ubeda is a beautiful little city with loads of great things...
Ubeda is a beautiful little city with loads of great things to see, the walls, churches, town hall etc. and local shops/galleries. There is also a huge range of restaurants and eateries (a great ice-cream shop) the views of the surrounding area are stunning. I would recommend staying within the old town walls, a little bit more expensive but worth it for being near to everything by foot.
Graham
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Doesn't have the tourism magnetism like Córdoba or Granada,...
Doesn't have the tourism magnetism like Córdoba or Granada, but especially if you have to cross nearby, it is worth to spend a day in Ubeda, Baeza and Jaen area.
Represents a different architecture, different landscapes, a more pristine way of living, with less tourism friction
Blaurenci
Portugal
Scored 8.0
8.0
Ubeda is a beautiful city and so is its sister, Baeza.
Ubeda is a beautiful city and so is its sister, Baeza. Both must be seen. You can ask for a tour guide (different spots in the center town) or do a tour on your own but you may miss out on some important information about the historic structures, the "patrimoine" the heritage buildings. One quick point: although our guide was very savvy and knowledgeable, I found the two and a half hours of the tour a bit heavy in Ubeda: too much info and not enough time to satisfy my curiosity when visiting. On the other hand, the Baeza tour guide was also savvy and knowledgeable but he gave us time to appreciate the historic buildings. To eat in the South of Spain is like saying "where is the fridge in this house" - there are eatery places, from cafés, bars, restaurants for every liking and budget. One does not need a car to get around Ubeda. There are always things to do anywhere you look.
Sylvie
Canada
Scored 10
10
The whole of Ubeda is listed as World Heritage for a reason.
The whole of Ubeda is listed as World Heritage for a reason. They are also working actively to bring more sites to the fore. You can get the best selection of teas, needed in the cold days; best at Bar Las Flores, tiny with good prices. Can't list all the sites, there are too many. We did the free walking tour, in Spanish only, starting at the office in Calle Real 13 - excellent guide with very clear diction.
Tony
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
An incredibly interesting place to visit.
An incredibly interesting place to visit. There are historic buildings on every corner of the old town. It is a joy just to wander about looking.
As it is not easy for me to walk far it was a delight to take the tourist train, ensuring that we missed nothing. I was pleased to see many of the beautiful old buildings preserved tastefully as hotels. There were plenty of restaurants and bars around and free tapas too, as it is in Jaén
This is a stunning property, a 16th century Palacio in the centre of Ubeda. It's a very small hotel, I think there are 8 rooms in total. The rooms are large and beautifully furnished. The woman who was in charge was charming, very helpful. Breakfast was excellent, a very good variety of fruit, breads etc and we were offered eggs. Parking is limited, the best option is the public car park a few minutes walk away, which seemed very secure.
Alvaro de Torres is a beautiful boutique hotel with thoughtfully designed rooms that incorporate the stone walls of the building. Bathroom is generous is size and the breakfast is fantastic! It's a great location in the old town and free parking is available across the small plaza.
I'm always happy to stay here.
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