Find 4 Star Hotels in Villanueva del Arzobispo from AED 213

"It was great! Friendly and knowledgeable staff and their Breakfast a la carte was delicious & amazing ."

"Pretty good value overall. Room was clean and comfortable. Hotel had nice walkable streets nearby. Great little town. Breakfast could use significant improvement. Really very limited selection by Spanish hotel breakfast standards — didn’t taste fresh. Zero hot foods (e.g. eggs) and only two fresh fruits. Coffee machine looked modern but made bad coffee that seemed mixed with hot chocolate. "

"Wonderful selection for breakfast. Right in the middle of the historical centre. "

"Beautiful setting in an isolated location in the mountains Brilliant staff - all friendly, extremely helpful and service focused. "

"Hotel muy buen ubicado y con aparcamiento propio gratis. Habitación amplia, con colchon comodo y baño amplio, con aire acondicionado y con calefacción "

"This hotel is located in a tiny town amongst olive orchards with close proximity to Cazorla and the Cazorla Nature Park. It is a family run hotel, and the owner/manager goes to great lengths to make you feel more like a family guest in her home, than a guest in a hotel. The views over the olive groves from the room balconies are amazing! We also enjoyed a fantastic dinner in the hotel’s restaurant, and breakfast in the mornings. Maria, the host, is full of ideas of things to do and directions...

"First, the view from our room was worth the stay—gorgeous! The hotel was good. Staff had limited English but that’s to be expected off the beaten track. The meals that came with “full board” were quite limited, and we would go a la Carter next time. Room was a little stuffy, and it was a little noisy in the evening with the window open. The thermostat didn’t do anything, so a bit of air conditioning was not an optio. "

"Hotel located about 1.5 kilometers from the centre so a bit of walking required. Lovely swimming pool. Helpful staff. Nice large room, but neighbours from a bus tour arriving home at 1:30 in the morning, talking loudly in the corriders and letting kids run around also. Asked them to quiet down which they ignored."