Hotel Las Casas de La Judería

This is a very good and very unusual hotel! We booked knowing that it was highly recommended which was great but we did note that it was very good value considering the location and reviews. |So it turns out this hotel is very big and is a number of buildings all connected by a warren of underground tunnels although you can access the building overground too. Our rooms were what's called their basic double and it's 200 metres away from reception. Well the rooms did not feel basic and in the building the rooms are set around courtyards. It was possible to sit in the courtyard together once we weren't too loud. We had no real need to go back to reception for anything so being far from it was not a big deal - however we had to pass the reception anyway when heading from our building to the lovely warren of streets leading to the Cathedral which were full of great restaurants. |It's a beautiful collection of buildings, there is a great square outside the front with 3 bars and it's very close to the cathedral. The beds were really comfortable and the bathroom had a bath and a fab separate shower and an enclosed loo. |The piano bar was lovely and serves cocktails. Due to the time of year we never went up to the roof as it was closed and somehow I never had time to go to the spa either! I'll just have to go back!

This is a really charming and distinctive hotel, and you will love it if you are looking for a place with vintage character as opposed to contemporary glitz or the polished predictability of a contemporary chain hotel.|The location is optimal for walking visits in the bustling old city centre. The hotel is a warren of interconnected old Andalusian houses with small internal courtyards adorned with fountains, lush vegetation and small nooks to sit and enjoy the calm oasis just metres from pulsing throng of the city. |On the first floor the piano bar and adjoining public rooms are like a film set from bygone eras, reminiscent of a well-worn London private club. |It was great to see that the hotel supports live music, and for two nights I enjoyed the eclectic performances of the house pianist Angel. (Long live music played by real musicians rather than piped music that is either insipid or at that annoying volume where it is either too loud if you don’t want it at all, or too quiet if you actually want to listen to it. ) The hotel staff were unfailingly helpful and cheerful, in particular Manuel at the piano bar.|The rooftop offers another great set of small corners to hang out in near the small open air pool. |Overall, very highly recommended.

Great location and architecturally beautiful. However, it didn’t feel very clean, with strange sewer smells and flies around most corners. Far too expensive for what they provide, as they did not mention the pool was shut when we booked, despite us upgrading and telling them it was to be closer to the amenities. The included breakfast is good, with much choice, but I would recommend staying somewhere where you also just get a room, and can access a spa externally if you wish.

The hotel is very well located, right in the center of town (only a few minutes' walk from the Cathedral) which makes it super easy to walk around the city. The common areas, patios and the layout of the hotel were very beautiful and intriguing. However, the room we were given was very small and dark, which would not have been such a big issue if the bed was slightly bigger and more comfortable. Unfortunately, I could not get a good night's sleep during the duration of my trip. There were also some ants in the bathroom but I wasn't too fussed about that since I understand that it's an older establishment and these things can happen. Overall the hotel can use some maintenance. The hotel staff was very nice, cleaning was immaculate. Nothing at fault there.

This hotel is more than a hotel, it's an experience, and it's full of surprises. This hotel is absolutely massive in scale, I would describe it as a few hotels in one. My room was at least 10 minutes walk away from the main reception. If you're into Roman history you'll simply love this place, you'll see Latin graffiti in the corridors, loads of water, break out rooms to chill and also an amazing spa that you simply need to go to. The room was a good size and so was the bathroom, the only downside was the toilet room and shower, I found it small and cramped. But if you're looking for a quirky, bohemian hotel. This is the place for you 😊

We spent two nights here on a small-group tour. This is one of most unique hotels I've ever stayed at, which helped offset the negatives (like curtains that still let in a lot of light at night, and finicky coffee machines in the breakfast room that needed constant staff attention to remove stuck coffee pods). Our room was quite spacious and nicely decorated. We missed seeing the shower at first -- it was around the corner from the rest of the bathroom. The quirky layout of the entire hotel is one of its charms -- hidden courtyards and multiple stairways can make finding your way around a bit of a challenge, but it's a great place to explore. Don't miss the elegant piano bar for a drink or two! There's no restaurant aside from the breakfast room, but there are plenty of other places to eat in the area.

Well located hotel and helpful service. Nice rooftop pool area. Piano bar is a comfortable area to relax with a drink. It is an interesting hotel as made up of interconnected houses with lovely courtyards. There was a long tunnel to get to our room which is an experience in itself! Our room was fairly dark with limited lighting and the bathroom toilet was very cosy. The shower had no light so was very dark.

Our party of four all loved this hotel! Comprising several houses connected by a tunnel and a 3-dimensional maze of passages, lifts and staircases, it’s like inhabiting an Escher drawing. But the beauty of its design and furnishings, the excellent breakfasts and elegant piano bar, plus the outstanding quality of service, make it probably my favourite hotel in the world. We will be returning!