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
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
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
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What will the weather be like in Gilena?
Although weather is just one factor, it can really affect your travel plans, especially if you are planning a longer stay in Gilena. The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 28°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 11°C. Average annual precipitation for Gilena is 506 mm.
What should I see in Gilena?
While exploring the area, visit the sights like Coto de las Canteras, El Coto las Canteras Archaeological Site and Colegiata de Santa María de la Asunción. In the wider area, you’ll find Fuente de Piedra Lagoon and Villa Romana de Fuente Alamo.