Hotel Oleum

Hotel Oleum is a 4-star boutique author hotel located in the historic center of Andújar, set within an eclectic-style palatial residence built in 1924. The building retains notable period architectural features, including corner turrets on the façade, a grand marble staircase with an original pine banister, a 16th-century basement, and an underground Spanish Civil War air-raid shelter accessible with an audio tour. The property also serves as an art and antiques gallery (Atelier Oleum), exhibiting and offering for sale paintings, sculptures, vintage jewelry, and period furnishings from the 15th to the 21st centuries. Shared areas include a reception, central courtyard, lobby lounge, the "Antonio Alcalá Venceslada" library specializing in antique books, a rooftop solarium with a seasonal pool, and free parking (upon reservation and availability).

The hotel welcomes guests with personalized services, including bicycle rentals for exploring the historic town center, luggage storage, rapid laundry and ironing services, and a courtesy shower on the first floor for early arrivals or late departures. A ground-floor Coffee Corner is available to guests, offering complimentary coffee, pastries, and chilled water. The multilingual team speaks English, Spanish, French, and Dutch.

Guest accommodations are individually decorated with original artworks and custom-made furniture. Each room offers a sophisticated and comfortable atmosphere equipped with air conditioning, heating, and a private bathroom. Categories include Single rooms, Double rooms, Superior Double rooms (including split-level options connected by a spiral staircase or units with a scenic terrace), and spacious Junior Suites. To ensure maximum comfort, guests can select from a pillow menu and request 500 thread-count Egyptian cotton sheets.

Located in the historic heart of Andújar, the hotel is ideally situated for visiting the city's key artistic landmarks, such as the Church of Santa María (housing an oil painting by El Greco), the Church of Santiago, and various historic palaces. The city also serves as the main gateway to the Sierra de Andújar Natural Park, a protected reserve renowned for its wildlife and hiking trails.