Hotel Sierra de Cazorla & SPA 3* enjoys a beautiful mountain setting in the Cazorla Mountains. It offers an outdoor pool, fitness centre and spa with a cave-style indoor pool and hot tub.
The eco-friendly Hotel & SPA Sierra de Cazorla 4* is located just outside Cazorla in Jaén province. It offers free Wi-Fi, an outdoor pool and a luxury mountain spa.
Located 26 km -45 minutes by car from Cazorla and right at the heart of the Cazorla Nature Reserve, in stunning natural surroundings, the Parador de Cazorla is perfect accommodation for a rural...
Set near Jaen’s Sierra de Cazorla Nature Reserve, San Pedro Apartments have a small outdoor pool. Each air-conditioned apartment has a kitchen and a living room with TV.
Situated in Cazorla in the Andalucía region, Mira Cazorla features a balcony and city views. This holiday home features accommodation with a patio. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property.
Haruki
Spain
Amalia, the owner of the house was such a charming and pleasant person. She welcomed us at the house, showed us around and kindly explained how to use some facilities. There was no space for parking around the area, so she recommended that we talk to her neighbor who had a private parking lot. (€7/day, which is really reasonable.) Thanks to them, our stay was really comfortable.
Located in Cazorla in the Andalucía region, Casa Rural CRISALÉN features a balcony. Opening onto a terrace, the air-conditioned holiday home consists of 4 bedrooms and a fully equipped kitchen.
Situated in Cazorla in the Andalucía region, La casita Azul features a patio and city views. This holiday home features a garden as well as barbecue facilities.
Boasting air-conditioned accommodation with a terrace, El 10 de Solar Bajo is situated in Cazorla. With mountain views, this accommodation features a balcony.
Hotel Parque is located within the Cazorla, Segura y las Villas Natural Park. It is a charming hotel with free Wi-Fi in all areas, a bar-cafeteria and beautiful views.
Limpieza perfecta. Vista espectacular!!!! Gracias 😊
Located 26 km -45 minutes by car from Cazorla and right at the heart of the Cazorla Nature Reserve, in stunning natural surroundings, the Parador de Cazorla is perfect accommodation for a rural...
Fantastic location, great food, super helpful staff.
We LOVE Cazorla . its the 2nd time we have been and will not...
We LOVE Cazorla . its the 2nd time we have been and will not be the last. we love the mountains , the walks, the wonderful little cafes, the local food and the olive oil. its a stunning base for hiking . we have 2 small dogs , its very dog friendly unlike Monachil in Grenada.
we will be back in spring .
Jane
Spain
Scored 10
10
Cazorla is a beautiful town with many tapas bars and...
Cazorla is a beautiful town with many tapas bars and restaurants. There are a lot of good walks in and around Cazorla and the National Park. Having visited in previous years, the signing of the walk routes has improved although they could improve on the route maps provided which at present are less than comprehensive.
Janet
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
A great town with friendly locals and many, many bars, cafes...
A great town with friendly locals and many, many bars, cafes and restaurants and different prices. We really enjoyed the atmosphere in the old part of the town. We ate at several places, in particular we had a fantastic dinner at Meson Leandro and great lunches at Hotel Sercotel Ciudad de Cazorla, along with great tapas at several places. We had breakfast cafe at Cafe bar El Paso, not far from where we were staying. The small botanical garden in the middle of the town was lovely for a stroll and to while away a couple of hours surrounded by nature.
ChrissyD
Spain
Scored 10
10
a stunning little town. very little English spoken.
a stunning little town. very little English spoken. wonderful selection of bars restaurants and shops. A fabulous base for walking in the national park. we don't usually return to the same place more than once, Cazorla stole our hearts we will undoubtedly go back.
Jane
Spain
Scored 8.0
8.0
Cazorla is a very nice, historic little town between...
Cazorla is a very nice, historic little town between mountains surrounded with nature parks and endless olive tree yards. Walking in the town is up and down but not far in each direction. For those who prefer more cameral and quiet climates - lower downtown around Plaza Santa Maria is recommended. Centre around Plaza de la Constitucion is more busy and noisy with bars, restaurants and shops. Further uphill (to the north) the town changes to typical residential architecture 70-80's. Nothing special. Cazorla is perfect for 4-7 days stay. It's worth walk some of the trekking paths uphill the town and to visit the castle with a nice guide. Make a call to book day/time. Cazorla is unique because of its history and location. Also good base to explore not too far places without relocation every 2-3 days. The only drawback of Cazorla are limited public parking places. Very narrow streets does not make it easier. It's hard to find a parking place. But this is probably a problem during July-August high season. Once you get the place don't move if you don't have to. You can get everywhere walking. You should also spend 1-2 days outside Cazorla. Don't miss to drive to Rio Borosa which is about 1,5h drive a scenic road. There is big parking to leave a car and have walk on picturesque trekking path along the mountain river with many places to swim and to enjoy relaxing stops. It's also worth to visit Ubeda, another historical town, famous of ceramic craftworks and artists (like Paco Tito museum, workshop and shop), the Basilica, and more. Check on Tripadvisor.
Marek_GdyniaPL
Poland
Scored 10
10
A stunning little town with the most amazing views to the...
A stunning little town with the most amazing views to the mountains beyond the Moorish castle. Lots of excellent places to eat and drink, and while these depend on business from tourists they are mostly authentic taverns serving regional specialities, and popular with locals as well as visitors. Everyone seems very friendly. A centre for hill walking and wildlife watching - I didn't have time during my brief visit, but I intend to go back and explore the area properly.
A precious place for a real rest.
Sercotel Coudad Cazorla is a fine hotel. Spacious rooms, grand bedding ( a treat for a solo traveller), excellent haute cuisine food served at a very reasonable price with style and kindness.
Cazorla is a true discovery. The village has an alpine feel, nestled in middle range hills, in between oceans of olive trees (67 million of them in the Jaén province alone!), ideal for body and soul cleansing, whether an experienced hiker or not. Stunning vistas everywhere.
l
Very nice and good-looking people working there. The old part of town is up on a hill. The hostel is at the bottom. That means you can find parking maybe 150 meters away. You do have to walk a steep hill to go to the old part of town. But then having a hotel on top of the cliff would not be a good idea because the old streets are not made for cars. Everything was fine: hot water, tv, cleanness..
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