Hotel Puerta de la Luna is found on the narrow backstreets of the lovely little UNESCO city of Baeza. With a gorgeous old, original wooden door the delightful XVI century Hotel Puerta de la Luna sits by the cathedral. Look out of the hotel’s front door and you can see the cathedral tower. This is a great location for exploring the city.

This beautiful, sandstone mansion is in the heart of the charming old part of the city, this is a step-back-into-the-past experience with all the mod cons expected of a 4* hotel. I particularly like the traditional Andalusian interior patio with stone columns and three-storey wooden gallery.

Original features reign and charm abounds throughout. The hotel has 44 bedrooms even though the it doesn’t look or feel that big, especially from the front in the old part of the town. Each room is charmingly and uniquely decorated and the subtlety lit orange tree filled patio is delightful on a warm summer’s evening.

As well as the lovely original stone and mosaic floor is the fabulous front door. If you didn´t already know – I love old, wooden doors!

For more information or to book see Hotel Puerta de la Luna‘s website, or see Puerta de la Luna on Booking.