In an old building, with corridors opening onto lovely small courtyards, this place is full of character. Their website shows photos of all the different rooms; scroll over them and their name will appear on the screen, so you can try and select your favourite. We were in "Angelus", which was nice, but didn't have much natural light, being on the ground floor with window over one of the small courtyards. I guess this is the case for most rooms, but must be good to keep them cool in the summer (probably first floor would have more light). The bed was small and the bathroom not tiled so the paint was coming off in the wettest areas. Also, there was limescale on the bath tap. See photo. The hotel is very quiet. The bell of the nearby church, mentioned in somebody else's review, was not an issue for us, and would be heard also in other hotels, as they are all in the same area. The breakfast room was lovely and relaxing.
We parked our car in an unpaved area opposite hotel Alcazar de la Reina, which was free. Our favourite place for dinner was El Tabanco, which belongs to hotel Alcazar de la Reina, but has independent entrance.
Carmona is not to be missed and there isn't much choice of medium priced hotels. I would stay here again, trying to select the room in advance.
