Spent one night here in this mysterious hotel. Met by the lovely owner with a glass of sherry. Our room was downstairs with its own mirador. What a view and dramatic on the edge of the sheer cliff. The room was a bit chilly and a little damp initially but I still think this hotel is worth visiting and staying... More

I started mentally composing this review as I lay awake at 3am in La Casa Grande, tossing and turning in the damp, musty bed and being munched on by mosquitos. This hotel has some charm, surely, and all the staff members were quite helpful and pleasant. But the stuffy, wet conditions of the downstairs rooms are to be avoided at... More

We just got back from a week in Andalusia. We spent a couple of nights in 'la Casa Grande' and loved our stay there mainly driven by i) location (right in the middle of Arcos' old town), ii) charming rooftop terrace with fantastic views where we spent some time reading at sunset, iii) magic breakfast with classical music in the... More

There are several things that make La Casa Grande "not worth it"! 1) They need to do a lot of basic maintenance! The door to our room only opened a third of the way because it sags on the frame. The man that showed us our room didn't seem to care when he had to force the door open enough... More

My wife and I stayed here last night and had a great time. The location is great to see the city. If you drive there is parking a few hundred yards away at the hotel parador. We chose to park at plaza down below the narrow streets a 15 minute walk or 3 minute cab ride for 5 euros. The... More

Just getting to La Casa Grande takes some doing, as the narrow medieval streets of Arcos are not designed for cars. But the effort is worth it, because this eight room 'hotel' is one of the most memorable and pleasant I have ever stayed in. It is more like an unusual private home that has been turned into a bed... More

My wife and I had a wonderful stay at La Casa Grande. The views were amazing. The owner and staff are wonderful. The breakfast was excellent. We will be back. DO NOT TRY AND DRIVE TO THE HOTEL. The streets are too small and not worth the stress even in a small car. Park in one of the public parking... More

La Casa Grande is set in the old town of Arcos de la Frontera on top of the dramatical cliff. The access is hard because of the city dwelling streets. We stayed in one of the spacious suites with a simple but nice authentic southern Spain atmosphere. Toiletries are ecofriendly locally made. Staff is very nice. Will come back.

Our daughter had stayed at La Casa Grande and recommended it. We arrived in the middle of some VERY hot weather. We failed to follow directions and parked on the wrong side of this steep entrance. Your GPS is useless and the hotel tells you this when booking. We proceeding to hike up this long hill in the heat (you... More