Los 10 mejores rentales vacacionales de Baeza

Baeza is not a large city, and that is noticeable when choosing accommodation. Most of the 72 vacation rentals available are concentrated in the historic center, which is where it makes sense to stay if you come to see the Renaissance architecture and monuments. Within that center, the most convenient area is the one surrounding Plaza del Populo and Sacramento Street, because you are a two-minute walk from the main points of interest and there is a good supply of bars and restaurants. If you prefer more tranquility and do not mind walking a bit, the lower area, near the Guadalquivir River and the walls promenade, will give you slightly lower prices and less noise at night. There are also options in the modern expansion, on the other side of the Ubeda road, but then you will need a car for everything, and you lose much of the charm of staying in Baeza.

The main difference between areas is the balance between proximity and price. In the historic center, apartments predominate, which are 59 of the 72 options, and many are in renovated old buildings, so you must assume that not all have elevators and that car access can be complicated. The 12 vacation houses are usually on the outskirts or in nearby villages, and they are better if you travel in a group or with children, because they have more space and a garden. Hotels and guesthouses, which total 13, are distributed between the center and the city entrance, and they are the simplest option if you do not want to worry about keys or check-in times. The average price is around 129 euros per night, but you can find something for 68 euros if you book in advance and outside high season.

Regarding prices, the difference between seasons is notable. The months of April, May, June, and October are the best to find reasonable rates, because the climate is pleasant and there are no major events. July and August rise, but not as much as on the coast, and Holy Week is the most expensive time, along with long holiday weekends. To get there, the most practical is by car: Baeza is about 40 minutes from the A-44 if you come from Granada or Jaen, and a little over an hour from Cordoba. The nearest train stops in Linares-Baeza, about 15 kilometers away, and from there there are buses, but they are scarce. Once in the city, everything is done on foot, and to move to Ubeda, which is 9 kilometers away, you can use the intercity bus or the car. Before booking, check if the accommodation has heating or air conditioning, because the old buildings in the center can be cold in winter and hot in summer, and confirm if the price includes cleaning or if you have to pay an extra supplement for it. It is also advisable to check if the apartment has a garage space or nearby parking, because parking on the street in the historic center is complicated. Examples of real accommodations you can find on the platform are Ventana del Guadalquivir, VFT LA PAZ, the apartment Adrian and Vanessa with registration VFT/JA/00086, or VTAR Casa las Tinajas, each with its own characteristics of location and services.