Molino la Nava

It is nicely restored traditional Spanish house with a great charm. It is situated about 15 minutes drive from Montoro on the narrow, winding road. We booked a double room for one night. It was large and nicely furnished. There was a sofa and a small TV. The light in the room wasn't the best, since there were only lamps and the small windows in the doors. The bed was comfy. A good size bathroom. Everything was clean. Our room was on the second floor, and we had a beautiful view from the balcony. First floor had plenty outdoor and indoor sitting areas. Parking was inside the property. Very good breakfast with great selection. It would be helpful if there is the kettle in the room or in the common area. We had to look for somebody to make tea for us. The receptionist and the staff didn't speak any English, but they were friendly.

The hotel is in a lovely setting but leaves a lot to be desired. I had an upstairs room and, although the young man at reception accompanied me to my room, he let me carry my suitcase. Being in my 70’s, this was surprising and I guessed that this was due to a lack of training. The room was dark with nowhere to sit in comfort. Food was OK and the guy serving in the restaurant for dinner and breakfast was friendly and efficient.

Molino la Nava is a magical place, run to perfection. We spent a long weekend, friends and family having taken up the whole place. I have rarely enjoyed to such an extreme, every moment of the day and night. The rooms were clean and beautiful. The service excellent, this without mention of the food. Spanish excellent menu, extensive, whether fish, seafood, meats or veggies, all amazingly good quality. Mustn't miss out the eggs at breakfast, delicious, and the extra virgin olive oil to die for! Will return for sure. The salt water pool, the walks in the olive groves nearby, our dogs totally at home, sad upon their return to Madrid and urban life! A dream place indeed!!!!

We were breaking our journey between Jerez & Valencia & spent one night at Molino La Nava. The property is quaint & rural, a former olive farm located just outside of Montoro. Our suite was spacious & simply decorated, with lovely views across countryside from a large window & outdoor terrace. Large comfy bed, excellent shower & generous array of toiletries. Our teenage son’s standard room was a good size & nicely done out but windowless. Communal areas are rustic but charming & the restaurant rather novel, with tables dotted around the old olive press & vats. The setting & grounds are pleasant & there’s an outdoor pool with loungers. WiFi was also pretty good. It’s a no frills affair but the staff were friendly & helpful. Little English is spoken but we managed to communicate & the dinner menu is offered in English. Breakfast was a decent offer of bread, meats, fruit, cereal etc, plus the offer of cooked eggs. I’ve dropped a star because the food at dinner wasn’t much cop. Our stay was in February so I suspect we didn’t see the hotel at its best, & perhaps when it’s busier they recruit a proper cook & food improves. The wine was perfectly nice & service charming….. & bearing in mind the reasonable room rates we were inclined to forgive the sub par grub & appreciate the positive aspects of the place, & the owners best efforts to make an 8 roomed property work in the quieter winter months.

Fin de semana maravilloso tanto por el alojamiento como por los anfitriónes. Mariajo y Antonio de 10. Un lugar donde descansar y desconectar rodeado de olivos en plena naturaleza. Gran cocina, gran bodega y un ambiente increíble. Repetiré sin duda alguna.

Pasando el finde en el Molino de la Nava, me he sentido inmersa en el campo andaluz, por el entorno y su interior, que es como un museo del aceite. Sin duda lo recomiendo: se duerme de lujo, la comida está riquísima y el trato es exquisito. Es perfecto para desconectar. ❤️