A fantastic period hotel which used to be a private small palace. Close to the town centre and sights. The property is beautifully furnished and the building oozes character. The staff were friendly and helpful and any query was fixed immediately. The town itself is typical Spanish architecture and very beautiful. Great just wondering down the streets around the hotel.

Be aware that the streets are narrow and mostly one way, with street parking only. Also time your visit as the bullfighting ring other attractions may be closed until the weekend.

The hotel is a historic mansion in the most beautiful street in Europe (according to UNESCO) and you could easily say you stayed in a museum and not be wrong. The rooms were spacious and the common grounds beautifully decorated and tended to.

The hotel doesn't have it's own parking, which turned out not to be an issue, as we found parking very close. The breakfast was okay, but it could be improved with eggs and some more hearty options.

Very friendly staff, fantastic unbelievable building. You feel to live in a castle. Very quiet area. We were lucky to find a parking place on the street, near the hotel. The small city center and the university area are reachable by foot.

The furnishings were partly in keeping with the age of the house, everything was nice, but not quite up to date. Not really a problem, but it is better to know.

We loved the building, so beautiful and so much history!! Our room was very clean and the bed was confortable. The room was very spacious. Is located in the center of town in a little street with a magnificent front door from 1700 hundreds.

I think we missed the fact that there wasn't a coffee machine and a little refribar in the room. Parking on the street was a tad difficult, due to repairs the city is doing in that area.

A unique and historic hotel - a pleasure to enter it's splendid doorway. Beds comfortable and bathroom adequate. All Osuna's sights are within walking distance.

The decor needs refreshing though retaining its historical and architectural appeal.

The staff were excellent and very helpful. The breakfast, which came in a number of instalments, was very nice and there was a great selection of fruit.

I did have to fix the plumbing (detached cistern fitting) when I arrived, but apart from that, being able to sit out on the beautiful Baroque balcony of the main suite on the prettiest street in Europe (according to Unesco), was a delight.

The grand ambiance of an old Palacio in the middle of a historic town. Central location.

Parking could be tricky. Neither the bar nor the restaurant seemed to be open (it was January) but this was mitigated by the central position with bars and restaurants nearby. (Note, however, that most bars and all restaurants appear to be closed on Monday evenings).

An atmospheric, well-presented hotel in an historic palace. It would've been lovely to stay there in the summer, with the internal patio offering a cool refuge from a hot sun, but we were here in February so we could only imagine what it would be like, although it was still very welcoming. The staff were friendly and helpful and we had a comfortable, quiet room.

A very beautiful building . Our room was spotless and huge encompassing the beautiful balcony over the door . Room number 7 . The setting is very peaceful but in the historic centre . Staff were lovely.

Nothing really .

Beautiful building in central location, with a sense of history. Lovely, exceedingly helpful staff. Very comfortable room. All good.

It was all very good. There wasn't anything we didn't like.