This is a lovely, unexpected find ( the Olvera AirBnBs we saw online were quite gloomy.) We stayed in the room with a balcony overlooking the street. The room is actually nicer than perhaps the photographs display. The location is excellent. You walk up the street and within two blocks you hit the two most important tourist spots, which are the cathedral and the castle. Excellent views from both. There are several restaurants within walking distance. Olvera, the town is less trafficked than other White Villages. Visit before that changes. This is a charming town that you might pair for a visit with Zahara de las Sierras if you like quiet unhurried places. Owners are lovely, communicative people, with lots of recommendations. The room feels modern and well appointed. The bathroom is spotless and I think newly renovated. Nice breakfast as well—simple but filling and includes fresh OJ. Access to charming roof terrace with views of the cathedral and castle. I would happily stay here again. The owners have done a great job!

Not the fault of the owners. The one thing I noticed is that since you’re right on the street with the balcony overlooking, and there’s not a lot of ambient noise because the town is very quiet, the sounds off the street feel like they magnify. So people walking by talking sound like they’re shouting, and even cars and motorcycles seem quite loud. It didn’t happen often because it is a quiet street and not a main street, but it was noticeable when it did. It also felt like some bells went off every half hour or so, but I couldn’t tell where they were from. If you’re maybe be a little sensitive noise, you might pick the interior unit for that reason.

Peter & Sherri are super-helpful and welcoming hosts, and Number 31 is a characterful and well-appointed, sympathetically restored property within a short (if steep!) walk of Olvera's main sights and restaurants. The roof terrace is a great place for relaxing whilst enjoying views of the Castle over the rooftops. There's easy road access to/from Seville, Ronda, Antequera and Malaga, as well as other nearby Pueblos Blancos such as Setenil de las Bodegas, Zahara de la Sierra, Grazalema, and to the Sierra de Grazalema and the Via Verde de la Sierra cycleway.

NOT a negative, but as information for fellow travellers..... we booked knowing that there's limited (free) on-road parking close to Number 31 (but you might find a space, as we did on our first night, and it's quite ok to stop outside Number 31 to drop / collect bags if need be). If you don't find a space right by Number 31 then there's plenty of free parking within 7 to 15 minutes walk (although anyone with mobility issues should be aware that there's not much level walking in central Olvera!). We hope this doesn't deter you - it didn't us, and we really enjoyed our stay. Recommended!

No 31 was one of the best places we’ve stayed on our Spanish travels. The property was very very comfortable ( bed and shower and lounge chairs in the room) and full of beautiful art and furniture. The location was second to none and we were able to enjoy beautiful Olvera with ease. The breakfast was plentiful and delicious including some local olive oil which was to die for! We loved so many little features that were unique - even the provision of a power plug conveyor with USB and wine & beer. Parking was nearby and fine in the street though do bring your small Peter & Sherri were beyond nice and super informative on things to do.

Loved the property. We were in Olvera on a Monday night and dinner options were extremely limited.

Sherri and Peter were fantastic hosts. They have a beautiful b&b and all the information for whatever you want to do at their fingertips. And Olvera is a beautiful place to visit.

Be aware that if you are riding a large motorcycle or are not confident in driving, the hills are very steep. Talk to your host before, but there is plenty of flat parking on the right side of the village near the castle

Absolutely everything — top to bottom — of our time spent here. Lovely room with a cosy sitting area, well-designed bathroom (efficient & user-friendly), beautiful breakfasts with one of the most elegant service routines I’ve ever experienced, and an additional common area on main floor of the home. The robust and vigorous street parking options. Our hosts provided us with a comprehensive overview of everything we might need. Additionally, Peter & Sherri surprised us with a delicious tray of savoury nibbles that they left outside our room on our last night as we were weighing the options of venturing out into a heavy downpour in search of dinner. It’s those little gestures that you take with you — but completely consistent with the flavour and inclusive tone of our time in Olvera @ No. 31.

The church bells ringing nine times when it was still only eight o’clock in the morning! And I am writing this with a smile and fond (albeit marginally confused) memories.

Peter and Sherri are absolutely wonderful hosts. They provided really helpful details about the town and their B&B (for example, it was so nice to be shown how the front door lock worked so we didn't worry about how to open it when returning late at night) and also where to eat and drink (their recommendations were excellent). The breakfast was delicious, with local olive oil and bread. They went out of their way to source gluten free bread for my Coeliac Disease. The room was very comfortable and exceptionally clean. No dust or dirt on my socks after walking around the property, it is spotless and extremely fresh. We will definitely be back!

Peter & Sherri were the perfect hosts, welcoming when we arrived with just enough info to enable to enjoy everything about No 31, they pointed out some excellent restaurants and we chose the tapas right by the church, the wine, food and sunset were out of this world. Push yourself to climb to the top of the castle the views were immense and all for €2. What a beautiful village, a great B&B, breakfast super and all for a few € . A must see / must stay destination.

Excellent hosts in a beautiful white town, close to main attractions of the Iglesia Mayor, the Moorish castle and great views of the surrounding areas and the town itself.

Parking is an issue, since there is very little available on the steep and narrow streets nearby, unless you walk down to the free public parking in a lower part of town, where you should plan to park in advance.

Olvera is a magical place, and this wonderful B&B is just as beautiful as the city. The owners ar very nice and the place is cozy and warm as a private house (as in fact is). Breakfast is simple but very good, there is an incredible rooftop with chairs and beds with an amazing view of the landscape and the old town. Room is big, clean and well equipped with everything you need.

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Very comfortable and nicely designed B&B. Room and bathroom very modern. Rooftop terrace with nice view over authentic pueblo blanca Olvera. Complementary tea/coffee facilities. Wine, beer, snacks at honest price. Warm welcome by the hosts with tips for visiting Olvera and surroundings. We enjoyed a day on the via verde (cycle path) which starts at Olvera.

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