We live in Olvera, and recently toured the Casa Maroc and had dinner with the new owners, a lovely couple Lahoucin and Scheherezade. They speak half the languages on earth, the hotel was extremely clean, and has one of the best views in Andalucia. Our food tasted great, fresh and nuanced. The rooms seemed comfortable and had Moroccan personality. Though... More

Maria and Mark Caffrey and their daughters share their lovely town house in the "pueblo blanco" hill village of Olvera, near Ronda in Andalusia. The accommodation of 3 double bedrooms(one en-suite) and one single each have a separate Morrocan style with coloured drapes, exotic mosaic bed-heads and furnishings to match. The hospitality was superb and our hosts couldn't have been... More

Mark and Maria are fantastic hosts - warm, friendly and welcoming. It was like going to visit friends rather than staying in a B&B! The house is near to the square where there is a fun retaurant/bar. The red room was nicely decorated and spacious. The bed was comfy and we slept well. Other added bonuses - the views from... More

A wonderful place to stay in a lovely town. My husband and I stayed with the Caffreys at Casa Marroc for 4 days in April, we had the red room upstairs with the private bath. Olvera is a traditional white village and after our stay I believe it is one of the prettiest. As with all towns in Spain, there... More

We recently enjoyed a delightful stay at Casa Marroc in Olvera, Spain for one night. The inn is lovely, as is the couple running the place with their adorable children. We checked-in during the early afternoon after driving in from Granada. If you are driving, I suggest parking at the bottom of town and calling instead of driving around until... More

Had a lovely 8 days staying here , hosts Mark abd Maria were so helpful and friendly , travelling alone and tired I could not have found a better base for my househunting trip! My partner going there for a short 3 days to check on the house I found, staying at Casa Maroc , where else would be as... More

Andalucia is a very special place. We drove all over in the back country and saw many white villages. Olvera is a very beautiful, special village. Not too many tourists go there (that we saw) and therefore we got a great true feeling of Andalucia. Casa Marroc was wonderful. The owners are British expats that are full of information and... More