Press

Here are some features of Casa La Siesta in the press.

  • stylist

    Stylist
    July 2019

    "We just wafted happily around our almost-private finca like the very welcome house guests we were. The food is delicious – simple gazpachos, local cheeses, Bellota jamón and imaginative salads – while festoon lighting, citronella candles and the smell of jasmine everywhere makes the courtyard a very romantic place to be come dusk. "

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  • Poppy Loves
    May 2019

    "The whole holiday was perfect – comfortable, easy, relaxed, peaceful and ever so luxurious… but in a relaxed way. There was no pretention about it. It just felt… right. And we can’t wait to return… "

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  • The Travelling Stomach
    May 2019

    "Here you can find total seclusion from the outside world, a place to soak up the warm Spanish sunshine, losing yourself in a novel and enjoying  peace and tranquillity in this luxury villa"

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  • Jessica Rose - Hello
    July 2017

    "It’s not often I’m at a loss for words but whatever ‘IT’ is – Casa La Siesta has it; it’s relaxing yet lively, beautiful but of real character and substance, it’s homely but gently glamorous and, like I keep saying, it’s incredibly romantic."

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  • Bikinis and Bibs
    July 2017

    "The hotel’s family weeks are, I believe, what every parent dreams of having in a good holiday. Rural luxury, good food, round the clock childcare, peace..."

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  • the telegraph

    Telegraph
    June 2017

    "One of the 50 best boutique hotels in Europe... Relax to the sounds of calandra larks and a faint bustle in the kitchen as the cooks attend to a menu where the offering changes daily."

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  • conde nast

    Condé Nast
    February 2015

    "With its hushed air, exposed beams and open fireplace, the main hall at this country house could hardly look more authentically antique."
  • stylist

    Stylist – by Anna Brech
    March 2013

    "Casa La Siesta is a beautifully restored traditional Spanish finca in Andalucía."

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  • red

    Red Online
    May 2013

    "everything oozes peace and quiet."
  • aol

    AOL Travel
    March 2013

    "The secluded hideaway, close to beaches and hilltop villages, has a stylish infinity pool, seven double en-suite guestrooms set around a tree-lined courtyard and offers a variety of activities such as mountain biking, yoga and walking."
  • The olive press

    The Olive Press - by Mary Biles
    February 2013

    "This stunning country boutique hotel, oozes luxurious living from every pore, catering to an upmarket clientele after being featured in Tatler’s Top 100 hotels"

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  • tatler

    Tatler Travel
    January 2011

    "Country-chic and suitably torn at the edges, it’s a pretty place in shades of dove grey and pistachio with vintage bedspreads, exposed beams and hand-woven baskets."
  • conde nast

    Condé Nast Traveller – by Lisa Johnson
    2011

    "one of the most appealing boutique hotels in Andalucía."

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  • red

    Red Online – by A. Jameson
    2011

    "The most important things I look for in a hotel are style, substance and warmth of service, all in a beautiful location. I also like a degree of historical interest and a freestanding bath scented with eucalyptus, lemon or rose oil. Casa La Siesta outside Vejer de la Frontera in Andalucia is one of my favourites examples of these things."

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  • red

    Red Magazine
    November 2010

    "luxury being defined by beautiful old materials, space and tranquillity"
  • conde nast

    Condé Nast Traveller
    April 2010

    "The result is a beautifully judged mix of hacienda and contemporary style, with seven en-suite doubles overlooking a kitchen garden and courtyard planted with olive trees, lavender and rosemary"
  • harpers bazaar

    Harpers’ Bazaar Travel
    December 2009

    "The whitewash-and-bougainvillea town of Vejer de la Frontera, a perfect place for wandering, is just a five-minute drive away"
  • Six of the Best

    Six of the Best
    October 2009

    "Casa La Siesta is a rural retreat marooned in thick with wildflowers."
  • sainsbury's magazine

    Sainsburys
    September 2009

    "A restored farm estate with seven guest rooms each with a private terrace and beautiful views of a two-acre garden, plus an outdoor infinity pool."
  • living etc

    Living etc
    September 2009

    "Channel the authentic Spanish cortijo look with artisan tiles, exposed timber and adobe-style plasterwork."
  • the guardian

    The Guardian
    August 2009

    "A pool, chilled drinks delivered to your sun lounger, a ‘no kids’ policy – this Andalucian retreat is the perfect place to do absolutely nada"

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  • vogue

    Vogue – by Charlotte Sinclair
    June 2009

    "Stay at the House of Sleep"
  • food and travel

    Food and Travel
    June 2009

    "The garden’s olive trees and fragrant lavender and rosemary keep the kitchen well supplied and offers the ideal spot for siestas."
  • The National – by Alice Xin Liu

    The National – by Alice Xin Liu
    March 2009

    "Set in the hills, newly opened boutique hotel, Casa La Siesta is within driving distance of Jerez, Seville and Malaga."
  • The Observer

    Observer
    March 2009

    "private terraces, underfloor heating and en suite bathrooms with rain showers"
  • Ink Blink

    Ink Blink
    March 2009

    "Gardens of olives, lavender and rosemary, inlaid with gravel paths, lead to a stylish infinity pool."
  • the guardian

    The Guardian
    November 2008

    "It's Grand Designs with just a tickle of Mills & Boon."
  • Casa de Campo

    Casa de Campo

    "Un lugar para soñar"
  • easyjet

    EasyJet Magazine

    "Just 10kms from the Costa de la Luz, this beautifully converted Spanish finca has seven guest rooms, spacious grounds and an infinity pool"