Hostal La Fuente

This is not a high-end recommendation: Your fellow lodgers are likely to be hard-partying students from other points within Spain and Europe, and the staff seems to revel in the fact that they speak not a solitary word of anything except local dialect. But the setting on two floors of a once-palatial mid-19th-century private home, centered around a tile-sheathed and plant-filled courtyard, is charming. Rooms, although simple and not overly large, are comfortable and clean, and renovated into angular, earth-toned enclaves of anonymous international styling. But there are lots of tables in the courtyard, enough plants to evoke the Amazon rainforest, and overall a feeling of somnolent, old-fashioned Andalusia at cost-conscious and completely unpretentious prices. A terrace overlooks Iglesia de San Francisco.

Facilities:
Restaurant and cafe next door

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