The best accommodations Antequera

It is a little Spanish hostel in the city with its maze of corridors and its personalized lounges (family photos, portraits of the Virgin, old objects and utensils…). The quality of the rooms (not always well kept) closely follows the indicated rates. Those recently renovated are equipped with TV, air conditioning, equipped bathroom and even sometimes windows with double glazing (the avenue is somewhat noisy). Good family welcome.

This hotel offers 58 comfortable rooms, but because of its location (near the bus station) and its construction (externally gross brut), it is probably not the parador, spoken, the most remarkable of the Andalusian series but, to counterbalance it, it is fortunately very comfortable and surrounded by a few gardens with swimming pool.

Located in one of the most lively streets in the city centre (near the shopping area), it has a charming setting. In addition, the keys of one of the ten impeccable rooms are obtained with heating, air conditioning and bathroom. The atmosphere is comfortable and the staff is friendly. In a th century house, a careful and stable address also for the restaurant part (with Andalusian patio with a stamp and terrace to live) where meals consist of typical dishes typical of regional cuisine (such as the antequerana antequerana, kind of Cordoue of Cordoba as a less fluid gazpacho or even seasonal revueltos) and homemade desserts. Recommended to book from Petit Smart.

Located in the centre of the city, this charming hotel is ideally placed to discover all the city of Antequera. The establishment, itself surrounded by a large th century house, will make you discover the authenticity of the region. Some rooms overlook the.

This former convent of xvi^e century, at the foot of Torcal, was restored and opened as a hotel in 2009, with indoor pool and Spa. The 5 star exclusive, located outside the city in the middle of olive groves, offers 21 comfortable rooms, some of which have privileged private garden. An excellent address as the restaurant, El Refectorio, is also worth the detour because it is run by chef David Muñoz who made his ranges in the famous restaurant El Bulli, Catalonia. There are traces of creativity, subtle blend of traditional Andalusian cuisine and most elaborate letting you guided by the suggestions of the moment!