“Wonderful quirky place”

This is a little known Frontera town right on the edge with the province of Cádiz, beautiful place, and not busy, even in August. Hotel Casa Henrietta is relaxed, open, very chic and highly recommendable. We enjoyed the roof terrace, where you can grab a bottle of white wine from the fridge, and th… more

This is a little known Frontera town right on the edge with the province of Cádiz, beautiful place, and not busy, even in August. Hotel Casa Henrietta is relaxed, open, very chic and highly recommendable. We enjoyed the roof terrace, where you can grab a bottle of white wine from the fridge, and the rooms, with their expansive views over the countryside.

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“Delightful Boutique Hotel with a Moroccan Vibe”

This quirky and charming hotel was a brilliant find. Located in the middle of Jimena de la Frontera, it was an easy, if not steep, walk to all the local restaurants and attractions. It was thoughtfully decorated with interesting furnishings in the most beautiful, calming colors. Our bedrooms (5 & 6… more

This quirky and charming hotel was a brilliant find. Located in the middle of Jimena de la Frontera, it was an easy, if not steep, walk to all the local restaurants and attractions. It was thoughtfully decorated with interesting furnishings in the most beautiful, calming colors. Our bedrooms (5 & 6) were huge, with large tiled bathrooms, and set at the back of the hotel on the first floor with breathtaking views of the countryside and village rooftops. The cosy bar and restaurant are located on the lower level with a pretty terrace filled with wrought iron chairs and tables. There was even a piano in the salon. The restaurant is only open for dinner Fridays and Saturdays, so the receptionist kindly recommended two excellent places to eat when we asked for authentic local dishes. We highly recommend a walk around the sprawling castle and adjacent cemetery, as well as a visit to the Museo de la Memoria, located a few doors up from the hotel. Note: the elevator is not operational and I get the feeling that there are no immediate plans to repair it any time soon.

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“Comfortable and Charming”

Very spacious room and large bathroom. Enjoyed the beautiful views from room and also the roof top terrace. This hotel is located in the old part of Jimena de la Frontera, a charming town with narrow streets so best to arrive in the day light. Friendly service and suggestions for dinning and hikin… more

Very spacious room and large bathroom. Enjoyed the beautiful views from room and also the roof top terrace. This hotel is located in the old part of Jimena de la Frontera, a charming town with narrow streets so best to arrive in the day light. Friendly service and suggestions for dinning and hiking.

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“Eclectic !”

Greeted by Melissa who was very helpful and friendly, we got a lovely room with a view of the valley and hills, lovely terrace with iron furniture WITH cushions 👍🏼. On street Parking was good, although driving around the Pueblo is not for the faint hearted😰😰. There was an Honesty bar, nice touch, … more

Greeted by Melissa who was very helpful and friendly, we got a lovely room with a view of the valley and hills, lovely terrace with iron furniture WITH cushions 👍🏼. On street Parking was good, although driving around the Pueblo is not for the faint hearted😰😰. There was an Honesty bar, nice touch, we didn’t use it but fabulous view of the castle from the roof terrace . Overall for a Hostel great👍🏼. The room needed some work, drawers sticking and one front fell off!! Door to room stuck half way ! Latches to window covers missing. The lift was not working and looked like it was out of order for some time as it had a covering on the doors on all floors . Only a problem if you mobility issues as stairs are steep. Recommendation made for a resturant (El Ventorrillero ) for breakfast which was a tourist rip-off in my view. Suggest they give more than one option, we discovered some good ones. Good value,Would use again.

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