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Top Baeza Hotel Reviews
Hotel Cetina Palacio de los Salcedo
10/10 Excellent
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Parador de Jaén
10/10 Excellent
"This is a beautifully situated property overlooking Jean and the surrounding mountains. The breakfast room was immense, with a high timbered ceiling with large windows overlooking the valley. The food selection was abundant and varied. The orange juice and coffee was fresh and delicious . The service attentive. We had a lovely balconey where we enjoyed wine and cheese."
Hotel YIT El Postigo
8/10 Good
"The staff were very nice and helpful but they only gave us information about the Resturant for the tourist areas we asked where the local go and she said here but as we were walking we came upon the really traditional Spanish restaurant the kind that you want to go and try while you are there not a touristy place when we asked on a Saturday Sunday the hours of stores opening also got wrong infos naturally we found out on our own later that they were open indeed."
Hotel Puerta de la Luna
10/10 Excellent
"A beautiful property set in the old part of town. A very pretty town with lots to see."
Hotel YIT La Casona del Arco
10/10 Excellent
"What a charming place. The location is perfect inside of the ruins, close to main plaza. Free and 24hr parking. The price incredible. For being in the middle of town, it was not loud and the rooms were dark in the morning so you can sleep in. Definitely adds to feeling you are back into the 16th Century."







































