Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
20 min easy walk to town. Hotel rooms clean and spacious and good value for money. (beds a bit too firm for us!!)
Due to new legislation for booking in, ( passport details, email etc)it took a while as chap at reception didn't speak English and my Spanish is poor( thank you google translate!)we got there in the end.
Restaurant, cafeteria next to hotel, good food , excellent coffee, excellent staff.
20 min easy walk to town. Hotel rooms clean and spacious and good value for money. (beds a bit too firm for us!!)
Due to new legislation for booking in, ( passport details, email etc)it took a while as chap at reception didn't speak English and my Spanish is poor( thank you google translate!)we got there in the end.
Restaurant, cafeteria next to hotel, good food , excellent coffee, excellent staff.
Tara
Reviewed December 20, 2024Reviewed December 20, 2024
Fantastic location rooms were spacious clean and very reasonably priced. Free parking for motorbikes. Restaurant and bar very reasonably priced and good portions. Check in was quite tedious as the self check in was not very intuitive and didn't recognise United Kingdom and neither did the receptionist which seemed odd eventually between us we got to complete the check in.
Overall I would say this hotel was a good find but a bit remote if you like a variety of places to visit but the views and...
Fantastic location rooms were spacious clean and very reasonably priced. Free parking for motorbikes. Restaurant and bar very reasonably priced and good portions. Check in was quite tedious as the self check in was not very intuitive and didn't recognise United Kingdom and neither did the receptionist which seemed odd eventually between us we got to complete the check in.
Overall I would say this hotel was a good find but a bit remote if you like a variety of places to visit but the views and...
This is most certainly a 'must visit' hotel. It takes us back to the days of traditional Spanish service: nothing was too much trouble for the staff; the hotel itself is styled in the cool, traditional Andalucian way; and the food was excellent. Although it might be seen as an 'en route' stopover, the fitness and pool facilities are excellent and would offer a wonderfully enjoyable family break.
We will most certainly return!
This is most certainly a 'must visit' hotel. It takes us back to the days of traditional Spanish service: nothing was too much trouble for the staff; the hotel itself is styled in the cool, traditional Andalucian way; and the food was excellent. Although it might be seen as an 'en route' stopover, the fitness and pool facilities are excellent and would offer a wonderfully enjoyable family break.
We will most certainly return!
Wasn’t sure what to expect as it is a modern Parador, not in an historic building. But we loved it. Spacious, great views from the dining room and the food was really good.
Wasn’t sure what to expect as it is a modern Parador, not in an historic building. But we loved it. Spacious, great views from the dining room and the food was really good.
Mark
Reviewed November 5, 2026Reviewed November 5, 2026
Hostel Garlu totally exceeded our expectations - friendly staff and super clean. The beds were comfortable and a great shower in our bathroom. We wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again or to recommend.
Hostel Garlu totally exceeded our expectations - friendly staff and super clean. The beds were comfortable and a great shower in our bathroom. We wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again or to recommend.
Christine
Reviewed October 31, 2025Reviewed October 31, 2025
The whole family who own this hotel did everything and more to make my stay perfect. When I was dealing with a rescue street dog they translated, made phone calls for me and then cooked me a meal when they discovered I had not eaten all day due to the dog and a Saints day closing all the shops ! They would not take any money for this.
They helped me in every way and I would highly reccomend this hotel. The rooms were spotless and the people, they have heart. A winning combination.
The whole family who own this hotel did everything and more to make my stay perfect. When I was dealing with a rescue street dog they translated, made phone calls for me and then cooked me a meal when they discovered I had not eaten all day due to the dog and a Saints day closing all the shops ! They would not take any money for this.
They helped me in every way and I would highly reccomend this hotel. The rooms were spotless and the people, they have heart. A winning combination.
Tracy
Reviewed January 17, 2012Reviewed January 17, 2012
Great hotel which was clean and bright. The rooms were a little dated compared to the common area and the selection on the food buffet wasn't great but apart from that we had a really nice stay.
Great hotel which was clean and bright. The rooms were a little dated compared to the common area and the selection on the food buffet wasn't great but apart from that we had a really nice stay.
Clare
Reviewed October 27, 2026Reviewed October 27, 2026
La Monasteria is one of my favourite hotels in Spain. Stunning location in the heart of the historical district. The rooms are phenomenal; they’re large, tastefully decorated and full of historical artefacts. It’s definitely worth eating there. The food is super tasty and very reasonably priced. Osuna is easily reached by train from both Malaga and Seville, but the walk up the hill to the Monasteria is a little challenging. Lots of free parking if you are travelling by car. I still do not...
La Monasteria is one of my favourite hotels in Spain. Stunning location in the heart of the historical district. The rooms are phenomenal; they’re large, tastefully decorated and full of historical artefacts. It’s definitely worth eating there. The food is super tasty and very reasonably priced. Osuna is easily reached by train from both Malaga and Seville, but the walk up the hill to the Monasteria is a little challenging. Lots of free parking if you are travelling by car. I still do not...
Helen
Reviewed October 25, 2019Reviewed October 25, 2019
Our stay in this hotel was faultless. Such a superb place with friendly and helpful staff. We ate in the restaurant and thoroughly enjoyed our meals.
We would most certainly stay there again.
Our stay in this hotel was faultless. Such a superb place with friendly and helpful staff. We ate in the restaurant and thoroughly enjoyed our meals.
We would most certainly stay there again.
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What should I see in Casariche?
While you're exploring the area, Fuente de Piedra Lagoon and Red Park are a couple of picturesque spots to get outside and enjoy nature. Villa Romana de Fuente Alamo and St. Matthew the Apostle Parish are a couple of places you'll find in the wider area.