Hotel Campos de Baeza

This hotel is right on the edge of town so it is easy to drive to and park, yet only a short walk into the town.

Pleasant hotel with excellent staff, though the hotel is a little dated. Judging by appearances this must once have been a very fine hotel. It is still a good hotel but could do with a little brightening up. Our room was an average size with a bit of an unique feature, dormer windows. To see the view from the room you had to go up two or three steps and look over a wall obviously meant to keep you safe. There was a brand new bathroom with a walk-in shower. As good as any hotel bathroom we have used. The hotel is a short walk from the heart of town and to the old town. Breakfast was excellent value and underground parking at the hotel is available at a cost of 8 euro.

I loved this hotel. Amazing views! Roof terrace and pool, small pool.||Room, large, clean and comfortable beds. Air con, and Wi-fi. Parking available. ||Restaurants only a 2 min walk away. Staff were ok, could of done with a couple of customer service skills of a smile would of been nice. Young lad on reception was very helpful. Good bar and lovely breakfast.||Would definitely go back to this hotel. Baeza itself, fascinating little town.

Like other TA Reviewers we were disappointed to find the pool and 4th floor bar and terrace closed at the beginning of June as we too were looking forward to a G and T and a swim looking over the campo. ||Being realistic it was actually quite understandable, it was quite cold on the 4th floor terrace late morning and, with hardly any guests in the hotel, it would be commercial suicide to open and staff those two facilities with no guests to use them. There were very few people in the hotel during our two day stay. Less than a dozen.||We had a good sized room on the second floor, facing west across the Campo. A little dated but very clean and comfortable. We also had a fridge which was very useful. The air conditioning was not turned on but that was not an issue for us. The black out curtains kept out the heat and the patio doors when open kept the room cool...so cool we shut them as it became quite cold at night. The price for our two night stay, via the internet, was very cheap.||The location of the hotel means that all the tourist attactions are a short walk away, free street parking and an ideal position for the tourist. We would definitely use the hotel again if we came to Baeza.|

Was spending a night here while driving through. Stopped in the early afternoon and was hoping to sit in the pool and relax. Only 1 person at checkin and restaurant so it took a while to get us checked in as the person was taking care of people in the restaurant. The lady was friendly though and got us our room. Was a bit disappointed with it, walls were a bit dirty with dust and a bit of scuffs. Other than that, it was ok. Spacious and beds were good. Tiny balcony facing the open field was nice too. Was hoping to go to the pool as it was hot out, but it was closed. Thought it was weird since it was beginning of May, but figured maybe the Spanish don't find it warm out, even though it was mid 20C. Walked the town and had a good lunch, got back to the hotel for a bit then wandered the town again and had supper. Breakfast was plentiful and good.

The hotel attracted us with its conditions and price. We arrived in the city by bus, so we had to walk to it. If you are driving, this hotel is an ideal option, because it is located on the outskirts. The outskirts of the city are not far from the center, because Baesa is a small town. The hotel looks unassuming, but comfortable. The hotel offers good facilities, a spacious room and even a rooftop pool, which was highly appreciated by my daughter. The views from the terrace to the olive gardens of Andalusia are impressive. Needless to say, everything is clean and the staff is polite and friendly.

The hotel had good reviews but we were disappointed. The room they gave us was dark and drab with no views in fact it was a disabled room. I had asked for a room with a shower as I had had a hip operation only 2 weeks before but I didn’t expect to get a disabled room. The breakfast was ok but nothing to write home about. There was a shortage of staff as the person looking after reception was doing everything else as well. Restaurant not open and had to walk into town which was about 15 mins walk for evening meal.

We stayed here on our driving tour of Spain and Portugal and the hotel was easy to find and easy to park at. The receptionist was extremely friendly and even though we arrived well ahead of check-in time, she gave us our room key within minutes of arriving. The hotel is on the outskirts of the town, but we still found it very easy to walk in for tapas, drinks and dinner. The roof top pool was under renovation so was closed, which was a real pity, but the roof top area was very spacious and wonderful and cool on a stifling hot afternoon.