The hotel perfectly combines Renaissance style with current design and comfort.Located in an impressive property is associated with a master house, the property has a beautiful interior courtyard surrounded by a gallery of arches that house the rooms, whichhave been tastefully decorated, with touches of rustic charm and an intelligent use of color. To enjoy a breath of fresh air and the Spanish sun, we recommend that you walk through the hotel gardens.

After a day of travel or walking the tourist attractions such as Ubeda and Baeza, you can taste the succulent menus of the restaurant City of Renaissance, which serves regional specialities cooked with extra virgin olive oil of local production.

In addition, keep up with your friends through email, as the Renaissance City hotel offers free wireless Internet access.

Hotel Campos de Baeza offers a summer rooftop pool with spectacular views of the Guadalquivir River Valley and Baeza Cathedral. The historic city centre is a 10-minute walk from the property.

The Parador de Jaén crown the city from the summit of the Cerro de Santa Catalina. His emblematic figure dominates the horizon so that when you approach Jaén he will always be the first to welcome you.

The hotel is the origin and destination to discover all the charm of the Andalusian Renaissance, the monumental aspect of its interior is maintained in the impressive cross arches 20 meters high in the main living room, the dining room and the rooms with stunning panoramic views of the city. The Old Quarter of Jaén retains the vestiges of what was a spectacular city.

The Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption, the Arab Baths, the largest and most important in Europe, and the Provincial Museum of Fine Arts or the Arc of San Lorenzo, recently declared National Monument, are some of those places worth visiting. A visit to the city's surroundings is a good option to discover the Serras de Cazorla, and the Sierra del Segura, with its exceptional Natural Parks and Reservations. The olive fields and the Guadalquivir River, which crosses these lands, add a special attraction to a place where the characteristic light of Andalusia is still present.