TRH Ciudad de Baeza

Set within Baeza’s historic old town, this hotel was originally a 16th-century convent for the Carmelite nuns. The town itself feels dreamlike, as if time has paused.

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Baeza owes much of its charm to the Renaissance architecture that thrived during its 16th-century golden age. One standout of that era is El Palacio de Jabalquinto, whose ornate facade hides a graceful inner courtyard featuring baroque marble columns and elaborately decorated staircases.

The rooms at TRH Baeza are arranged around the former convent’s cloister, offering quiet, peaceful retreats with tasteful décor and modern amenities. For meals, the Señorío de Baeza restaurant presents international cuisine made with classic ingredients from Jaén. Gluten-free options are available upon prior request. The hotel also features a café and meeting spaces.

Be sure to explore our special rates for stays of three nights or more.