RL Ciudad de Úbeda

"Everything was good in general at the hotel, the service, cleanliness and facilities. A little far from the town but not too far. The rooms were spacious and comfortable. The staff in general was attentive. A little noisy at certain times of the night."

Hotel Palacio de Úbeda 5 G.L

"The most expensive hotel I have ever stayed in this trip to Europe, and the only hotel with disposable slippers and bathrobes in the room. The whole hotel is a remodeled ancient aristocratic residence in the center of the city. The room is large with a large bathtub, balcony, bedroom and bathroom. The room decoration takes a luxurious route. At first glance, it looks good, but if you look at some details carefully, you can see that the materials are not very high-grade. Each room has a name, named after aristocratic families in the Andalusian region, such as • Dávila‑ Toledo = Core Noble; • Santa Cruz, Mesía = same circle nobles/in-laws; • Pascual = common surnames in the same area, often for family members, in-laws, and civilian branches; Temporary parking and luggage can be parked at the entrance of the hotel. You can pay 20 euros to park in the parking lot in the hotel, or you can drive out to the free parking space on the nearby street, about 5 minutes walk. The hotel's facilities are complete, the service is warm and thoughtful, and there are several restaurants and banquet halls. And hot spring massage. I tried a restaurant that was open to the outside world. I had to go out from the gate and enter the door of the restaurant alone. The dishes were good for dinner, the environment was high-grade and the price was reasonable."

Hostal Santa María de Úbeda

"The owner was warm and kind and the hotel is in an absolutely beautiful and historic area. The bed squeaked every time a hair on your head moved. It squeaked so much that we did not get any sleep at all. The sheets had stains on them. The shower was decent and the heater worked well. There is parking close by and there is an elevator up to the room. No breakfast was offered and there was no coffee in the room."

Parador de Ubeda

"The Parador of Ubeda is excellently situated and provides all the comfort one could wish for without being unaffordable and vulgarly luxurious, like other luxury hotels where good citizens hardly dare or want to cross the threshold. Long live the paradors in Spain!"

Yit El Postigo

"The location and health are good, the front desk brother is particularly enthusiastic, not only recommended the restaurant and helped to call the taxi station, less than 4 euros to the bus station, the hotel is cost-effective"

Hotel Rosaleda Don Pedro

"A decent hotel located in the historic centre of Úbeda. When the reservation was made by phone, parking for two vehicles was requested, STATING THAT THEY WERE EIGHT-SEAT VANS. Upon arrival we found out that we could not park at the hotel because the vehicles access the car park via an elevator that does not accommodate vans. The location of the hotel on a narrow street in the old town, with the legitimate passage of neighbours' vehicles, turned the operation of disembarking occupants, luggage and leaving the street again to look for parking into unspeakable chaos. The same thing happened the following morning to load up at the exit of the hotel. The establishment, at the risk of losing the stay, should have warned of the problem and did not do so. Very bad."

Alvar Fañez

"The location is good, so it was comfortable to go around the old town, and the olive oil in the breakfast room was so delicious that I brought 3 bottles."

Hotel Ordóñez Sandoval

"Really authentic experience, spotlessly clean, great location with parking close by, friendly and welcoming host, very much appreciated the gluten free (notified in advance) options at breakfast and the best freshly squeezed orange juice we’ve had."

Hotel la Paz