A quaint hotel in the centre of the historic district. Extensive buffet breakfast available. Everything is in easy walking distance, even the necropolis. Lots of good tapas bars nearby. The hotel is not easy to find but we found car parking nearby.

A quaint hotel in the centre of the historic district. Extensive buffet breakfast available. Everything is in easy walking distance, even the necropolis. Lots of good tapas bars nearby. The hotel is not easy to find but we found car parking nearby.

Carmona is a great place for a quiet long weekend to get away from it all. For a couple winter-battered Brits it was just the ticket -- long lunches sitting outside in the town square, leisurely ambles through the scenic lanes, and watching the resident storks with their fledgelings. Like Carmona itself, it's brimming with history, and peaceful and doesn't stint on comfort. Our room was light-filled and spacious, with double doors opening onto a small balcony overlooking an interior courtyard, with views onto the lovely church tower and adjacent convent. Everything you'd want to explore

Carmona is a great place for a quiet long weekend to get away from it all. For a couple winter-battered Brits it was just the ticket -- long lunches sitting outside in the town square, leisurely ambles through the scenic lanes, and watching the resident storks with their fledgelings. Like Carmona itself, it's brimming with history, and peaceful and doesn't stint on comfort. Our room was light-filled and spacious, with double doors opening onto a small balcony overlooking an interior courtyard, with views onto the lovely church tower and adjacent convent. Everything you'd want to explore

Local staff was very helpful, recommending a good local restaurant for dinner.

Both our rooms were completely interior, and the en-suites were actually just behind partitions so the rooms smelt of damp, toilets, drains, showers. Parking is almost impossible - the staff offered no solutions. I reserved three nights but had to leave after two nights because of a family emergency - the hotel insisted I paid for three nights anyway. My companion then moved to Alcazar de la Reina 200m away and said it was wonderful...

Great little place to stay right in the heart of Carmona, Spain.

No privacy in the bathroom-only swinging doors, awful pillows, and smelled like cigarette smoke.

What a charming little hotel in one of our favorite towns in Spain! Small, intimate, quiet. Rocio was a very pleasant employee (she needs to give Carmen a couple of lessons in how to be nice to customers). The little courtyards and sitting room were delightful.

Very nice hotel, super nice staff. And yes, the bells DO stop at night

Carmona is such a picturesque town of cobbled, narrow and winding streets. El Rincon De Las Descalzas was a little difficult to find on our first pass through the town (we used our GPS) but once located it proved to be an enjoyable stopping place for touring the area. There is no designated parking area near the hotel for your car but we were always able to find a spot within a few blocks radius of the hotel. Our accommodation had two tiny balconies - one off the bedroom and one off the living area. Those who enjoy tub bathing would find the bathroom more to their liking than those of us who prefer to shower (hand held with frequent water temperature changes). A hair dryer is not supplied and the electrical lighting is quite dim but all spaces in the hotel are very clean. There are several interior, outdoor patios to enjoy - whether at breakfast or at other times. Here you can sit among the lovely potted plants and listen to the song of a myriad of birds. The breakfast offered was not as plentiful as some but perfectly adequate and the coffee was excellent. The staff are all very friendly and willing to be of help. Do not pass up their restaurant recommendation - it is a bit more costly than some establishments you might find but the food and presentation are exceptional.

We liked the stay and were impressed with hard working staff but parking was not possible and we left the car 10 minutes walk away.The bell of nearby church chimes every half an hour throughout the night so light sleepers beware. Despite this "problem" I would still stay there again. When I learn more Spanish!

We liked the stay and were impressed with hard working staff but parking was not possible and we left the car 10 minutes walk away.The bell of nearby church chimes every half an hour throughout the night so light sleepers beware. Despite this problem I would still stay there again. When I learn more Spanish!

Lovely room, staff was super friendly and helpful

The hotel is well situated, very clean and breakfast buffet was really good. We were upgraded on arrival to the Clara Room but there was absolutely no privacy with an inner court yard below and the room opposite could see in so we could not open the curtains. Staff very friendly.

Staff were very friendly. The Hotel has many pretty features, including lovely small patios with fountains. We could not receive any English - speaking TV in the room. Breakfast was a good help-yourself buffet. The Hotel was difficult to find, but was easily within walking distance of everywhere that you would wish to visit in Carmona. The Hotel is close to a working bell tower, and the hourly peal is definitely audible!

What a pleasant surprise we had when we arrived at El Rincon De Las Descalzas Hotel. Charming, unique, with lovely courtyards here and there and a nice breakfast room. Free use of a computer to check our e-mails, pleasant staff, and pretty furniture in our room all helped to make our stay very pleasant. We prefer a small hotel, and this was just what we had hoped for.