Not the most likely setting for a four-star hotel but it´s certainly central and couldn´t be nearer the cathedral. In the historical centre an unobtrusive narrow back street with cathedral views opens its doors to a gorgeous smallish hotel with an orange-tree filled patio and there´s even parking.

Almost walking straight past, it was the lovely wooden doors that stopped me and camera raised I realised that I was looking at the 4* Hotel Puerta de la Luna. Once a XVI century family residence now a 44-roomed hotel completely refurbished with plenty of original features.

I had to investigate and just like the doors everything was gorgeous, well renovated, characterful yet comfortable. Unfortunately the bar wasn´t open and not having time to return we had a brief wander around and went to find an open bar.

There isn´t a better spot, more central point and nicer hotel and my next visit to Baeza, the UNESCO city twinned with Ubeda, will be to stay here.
See the Eight Historical Patios in Andalusia post.
See hotels in Ubeda on Booking.
