This a beautiful hotel, beautifully furbished with a care for details, very clean and the owners and employees are super nice. The only down side is, except for one lady at the reception, nobody speaks any English. Breakfast was very basic(especially for vegetarians), but not bad. WiFi is only working at the reception it does not work in rooms at all. Also the hotel does not have a parking of there own but you can park around it where it's permitted, but whatever you do do not park in front of the neighbours house on number 44. We had a great misfortune of parking there (it was free and on Sunday evening it was very busy elsewhere) and the next morning the neighbour double parked us and would not move a car(I came to bag him to move it) just to spite the hotel????? We had to call the police to tel him to move the car. This person is not only rude but plane crazy to punish inexperienced guests who unknowingly took his parking space (there was no sign saying not to park there). Thank goodness for the nice lady at the reception who spoke enough English to help us out (made lots of phone calls to explain the situation, so the police finally came)

The whole place was very cold. We had AC in the room but everywhere else was cold.

I loved the quirky ambiance of this country inn. It has all the conveniences of a modern hotel, but with old-world charm and family attention to make you feel welcome and appreciated. The room was large, and the bed and pillows comfortable. Not only was there a big comfy chair by the windows to relax and read, but also a desk with chair and reading lamp so I could write in my journal. The location is ideal for hikers like us who want to explore the nearby hills. There’s also an excellent restaurant on site, with personal attention from the chef, who just happens to be the charming matron of the inn!

Only a minor issue that I couldn’t reach the towel rack! Giants must have installed it!

The hotel is a gem of a place, in this lovely small white town, ideal for exploring this beautiful region. There is much to do in terms of nature, hikes, beautifulvillages and much more.The staff are extremely friendly and helpful, and will immediately make you feel as if you are lifelong friends! The restaurant has won a few awards and is truly superb!

The only drawback was there was no WiFi, just a weak signal in the reception area, but the staff were so nice to us, we were willing to put up with this.

This was such an unexpected pleasure. A beautiful family run old posada with much charm and elegance. The staff were lovely. Our bedroom was large and very comfortable with lovely garden and pool views. The swimming pool is wonderful and although not officially open for the summer we still had two lovely swims. Cazalla de La Sierra is a pretty village which is easy to walk to. Good restaurant in the posada and other options in the village. Peaceful, with bird song and a chance to relax.

Helpful and friendly staff Clean and comfortable Decoration was a nod to old Spain and lovely. Super pool and gardens. Location great for exploring the Sierra north of Seville

Lighting in the whole hotel was dim or non existent. The automatic light in the corridor to our room was reluctant to turn on so you were quite often walking forward in the dark. The bedside lights in our room were dim and wouldn’t come on at all if you plugged a phone charger in next to them.

The hotel is splendidly furnished and clean. To the front is a grassed park area surrounded by trees. Parking is in the shade under the trees. The evening meal was either inside or outside and a pleasant evening was spent eating excellent food outside while watching village life. Including a pair of horses. Breakfast was also very good. The staff were friendly and good natured. The star rating is meaningless because this is better than 4 star hotels we have attended We would recommend this hotel to those who appreciate a quiet location in traditional Spanish surroundings.

Nothing to dislike. Everything and everyone were good.

The hotel is a real GEM. Beautiful building and gardens. Extremely well run family hotel with very high standards. Pool area is relaxing and quiet. Close to pueblo and other bars. Would recommend eating at this hotel for the quality of the food and the beautiful surroundings to eat in We cycled the Via Verde nearby and would certainly use this hotel if passing that way again.

The hotel is without doubt beautiful and extremely well kept. The room was bright and airy and everything seemed to be of very high quality. The breakfast, served in the 'cafeteria' was also excellent.

The only problem was that we were looking forward to a meal in the Michelin-rated restaurant, but it was closed. Make sure that that doesn't happen to you!

Beautiful hotel with lovely grounds and terrace. It was well run and clean throughout. Breakfast was good value but lacked some variety. Has a good bar and restaurant but offered no vegetarian options. Cazella de La Sierra is a lovely little town and worth the visit.

There was WiFi but it didn’t reach the bedrooms!

Interesting food. Spacious room with balcony on the first floor. Lovely grounds. We enjoyed 2 days walking in the lovely countryside. The staff were very friendly but, with our lack of Spanish, communication could be a little difficult.

We hadn't realised that the restaurant and cafe are closed on a Monday.