Hostal Aznaitín

This is not a “hostal” with shared bathrooms. We recommend this hotel for its location, price, customer service. Very simple hotel (we knew this when we booked it) but clean, nicer than expected. We only had orange juice to go for breakfast; the breakfast area was super cold. No noise from other rooms. Nice beds, we asked for and received hot water and ice. The shower is very small, if you are large this will be very uncomfortable. Water pressure and temperature was great. Parking was not a problem. Close to everything, Baeza is a small town. The promenade with views of the olive trees behind the hotel is safe, clean and is great for walks, strolling, and sunsets. Avoid Michelin restaurants as they are a fiasco, not worth it. Go eat with the locals.

Nice little hostel just on the fringe of the historical centre. Street parking for the car. Friendly reception. Spotless room. Copious breakfast. Price deceivingly low for quality. All sanitation tastefully done in special tiles and marble. Room not huge but adequate. Comfortable bed with firm mattress. Pity they don't open the cervezeria any more, but nice tapas bar 50m away and a great restaurant 2 minutes away.

A very good small hotel in the centre of the town very near all the sights. Parking will be difficult as it is in all the small towns with historic centres in Spain but we managed to find an on street spot just 50 metres away. Our bed-room was not large but on par with what you would expect for a city centre hotel, and much better that the title ‘hostal’ or the price might suggest. The room is modern, immaculately clean, powerful shower, good wifi, safe, tv we didn’t try, perfect for a few days. And of course it has a swimming pool. About 8x4 metres with seating for 14 people even with Covid restrictions it proved a very welcome relief after a hot morning sightseeing in 36c. Break-fast not included, options available. With again a language barrier we asked for ‘standard breakfast’ which turned out to be just the Andalucian with toasted bread roll spread with olive oil and tomatoes to taste with coffee or tea. That was only €2.40 per person, good value. But adding eggs juice etc was beyond our language capabilities with no assistance from the staff in trying to help.

Stayed here not long after it opened several years ago, and when deciding to stay in Baeza again this year the Aznaitin hostal leapt out at us! Very reasonably priced indeed, including buffet breakfast. Breakfast simple, but fine, especially when considering the price. Rooms immaculately clean, nice linen and soft beds, with memory foam pillows (which you will either love or hate). Wi-fi good in our room. Friendly and helpful staff, also giving good options for restaurants or tapas bars. Quiet location, and only a few moments from the stunning old buildings of the town. Not desperately easy to find, as tucked away behind the cathedral on the edge of the Casco Antiguo, and if going by car, make sure it is isn’t too big!... the streets leading there are pretty narrow, even for Spain. On street parking nearby.

I was driving from Andalusia towards Madrid and Baeza seemed like a perfect one night stopover and Hostal Aznaitin seemed like an economical option. Firstly the town itself blew away our mind, its tiny but so beautiful especially at night when we were the only ones wandering the dimly lit medieval streets. The Hostal is superb, ample street parking nearby and we had a private double room which had ample space for both of us with a balcony overlooking the street. The breakfast was cheap and pretty good. We struggled a bit at check-in because we don't know Spanish but the lady at the reception was sweet and tried her best to speak in English. Overall a lovely place and an awesome value for money for the price

Clearly nice rooms. Friendly staff too. Basic and local street parking available. Pool loungers looked really old. Many of the rooms did look nice. I ended up with a window on a courtyard where smokers went so not so good considering most rooms were empty, could've very easily put me on an outside room. I was with a couple who were also given two single beds despite doubles being available. A clean hotel with a basic cold breakfast. Suitably placed for walking 10mins to food and the centre.

Room is clean and modern. Airco was ok, but not as cold as we needed.||Swimming pool is small, but fine.|We got no information about the breakfast, although it was possible.||Location is great, close to the monuments and restaurants. ||English of the Receptionist was very basic. It was a pity the hotel only offers water (2,5 euro for 0.4lit!) and no other drinks or food. There was a bar around the corner.

Wow first of all Baeza was an inexpected gem of a town to visit. A place small enough to really enjoy sightseeing and all the history in the town. The hostal is right there a short walk to all the amazing sights and local restaurants. Our room was very cute and clean. The receptionist was very hospitable and willing to provide information and a recommended route to walk as well as places to eat that were the locals favourites. The breakfast next morning was more than superb. Lots of selection and quantity. We highly recommend a visit to Baeza and staying at the Hostal.