Arrived and checked in, all the staff during our stay were very upbeat. Room was perfect for us, bed was super comfy and the shower was fab. Breakfast was excellent, good variety. Th surrounding area of Utrera was great. Amazing cobbled streets and lovely houses with small balconies. Really enjoyed walking through these streets. Also walked to the west of the town to see a couple of parks. The train station was about a 10 minutes walk, from here you can get trains to Cadiz, Jerez and Seville and...
Arrived and checked in, all the staff during our stay were very upbeat. Room was perfect for us, bed was super comfy and the shower was fab. Breakfast was excellent, good variety. Th surrounding area of Utrera was great. Amazing cobbled streets and lovely houses with small balconies. Really enjoyed walking through these streets. Also walked to the west of the town to see a couple of parks. The train station was about a 10 minutes walk, from here you can get trains to Cadiz, Jerez and Seville and...
Bryce
Reviewed November 13, 2024Reviewed November 13, 2024
This was an amazing place to stay. The owners were extremely hospitable, the room was spacious and very comfortable. Breakfast was outstanding - a huge variety and more than we could eat. Nothing was too much trouble, we highly recommend it.
This was an amazing place to stay. The owners were extremely hospitable, the room was spacious and very comfortable. Breakfast was outstanding - a huge variety and more than we could eat. Nothing was too much trouble, we highly recommend it.
Carol
Reviewed September 16, 2024Reviewed September 16, 2024
Lovely old rustic farmhouse, full of character, quiet & comfortable. The unmade road is fine if you follow the instructions given and drive slowly. Hosts were very friendly, as were all the dogs! Had dinner on the first night which was excellent (soup, meatballs, chocolate dessert), then sat in the main house lounge by the fire - very relaxing! Wish we had booked dinner for the second night too (was a Sunday and we struggled to find anywhere open). Easy to get to Seville (we used the Metro -...
Lovely old rustic farmhouse, full of character, quiet & comfortable. The unmade road is fine if you follow the instructions given and drive slowly. Hosts were very friendly, as were all the dogs! Had dinner on the first night which was excellent (soup, meatballs, chocolate dessert), then sat in the main house lounge by the fire - very relaxing! Wish we had booked dinner for the second night too (was a Sunday and we struggled to find anywhere open). Easy to get to Seville (we used the Metro -...
Hotel was wonderful, the building was full of cultural charm and the staff were most helpful. Carmona is a lovely town although the streets are extremely narrow: if hiring a car I would recommend that you book a very small one, as you will struggle to get around corners.
Feria de Abril was amazing and is a trip that I would recommend to everyone - make sure to allow a couple of days and stay for the last evening to see the fireworks.
Seville is incredible, lots of historical buildings...
Hotel was wonderful, the building was full of cultural charm and the staff were most helpful. Carmona is a lovely town although the streets are extremely narrow: if hiring a car I would recommend that you book a very small one, as you will struggle to get around corners.
Feria de Abril was amazing and is a trip that I would recommend to everyone - make sure to allow a couple of days and stay for the last evening to see the fireworks.
Seville is incredible, lots of historical buildings...
Carmona is a great place for a quiet long weekend to get away from it all. For a couple winter-battered Brits it was just the ticket -- long lunches sitting outside in the town square, leisurely ambles through the scenic lanes, and watching the resident storks with their fledgelings. Like Carmona itself, it's brimming with history, and peaceful and doesn't stint on comfort. Our room was light-filled and spacious, with double doors opening onto a small balcony overlooking an interior...
Carmona is a great place for a quiet long weekend to get away from it all. For a couple winter-battered Brits it was just the ticket -- long lunches sitting outside in the town square, leisurely ambles through the scenic lanes, and watching the resident storks with their fledgelings. Like Carmona itself, it's brimming with history, and peaceful and doesn't stint on comfort. Our room was light-filled and spacious, with double doors opening onto a small balcony overlooking an interior...
Jessica
Reviewed February 19, 2020Reviewed February 19, 2020
A beautiful historic building opposite the castle. Family run business and you can see they're very proud of their home. We'll certainly stay there again.
A beautiful historic building opposite the castle. Family run business and you can see they're very proud of their home. We'll certainly stay there again.
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
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
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