Hotels in Osuna

Plaza Mayor and Calle Carrera

Daily life in Osuna centres on Plaza Mayor and Calle Carrera, with tapas bars, cafés and shops. Staying around here means breakfast, evening tapas and summer-night terraces close by. Many places to stay are in traditional houses with patios, which help with the heat of the countryside.

It is the ideal area if you want to get around on foot and see the town at a gentle pace. In August, look for a room with air conditioning, because the afternoons are very hot.

Best-rated in this area: Hospedería del Monasterio, with a score of 8.3 from 1,056 reviews.

Calle San Pedro

Calle San Pedro has the most striking Baroque façades, such as the Palace of the Marqués de la Gomera, and also the Cilla del Cabildo. Sleeping in this part of town is for those who enjoy stately streets at dusk and do not need much nightlife. From here you are also close to the Torre del Agua and its archaeological museum.

Best-rated in this area: Hospedería del Monasterio, with a score of 8.3 from 1,056 reviews.

Up to the Collegiate Church

The streets climbing the hill lead to the Collegiate Church, the Ducal Pantheon and the old university. They are quiet and steep, with views of the white rooftops over the fields. They suit those who want to watch the sunrise from the top and do not mind going up and down every day.

Beside the hill you can also walk round Las Canteras, a good plan for the end of the afternoon.

Outskirts and the A-92

At the entrances to the town from the A-92 motorway, which links Seville with Granada, there are places to stay with easy parking. They suit those touring Andalusia who use Osuna as a stop, or anyone wanting a quick start towards Écija or Estepa. The centre is a short drive away, and parking is usually easier than in the old streets.