Finca Eslava
18th-century manor house with a pool and paddle tennis court
About this hotel
Finca Eslava, an 18th-century manor house, sits just outside the historic town of Antequera in Andalusia. The property retains its original charm with rooms featuring wooden beams and whitewashed walls, blending historical character with modern comfort. Guests can relax in the expansive garden, take a dip in the pool, or enjoy a game on the paddle tennis court. The on-site restaurant serves traditional Andalusian cuisine, offering a taste of local flavors, while the bar provides a casual spot for drinks and light bites. Antequera itself is rich in historical and architectural interest, with Granada an hour's drive away for further exploration.
- 18th-century manor house
- Large garden with pool
- Paddle tennis court
- Traditional Andalusian restaurant
Our take
I would book Finca Eslava for a slower stay near Antequera. The 18th-century manor keeps its wooden beams and whitewashed walls, and the large garden, pool and paddle tennis court make it easy to spend time on site. The restaurant focuses on traditional Andalusian cooking. An 8.3 score from more than 700 reviews reflects a pleasant stay. Travellers who want to walk to bars and sights in Antequera may prefer a hotel in town.
- ✓Explore the historical buildings of Antequera, which are just a short distance from the finca.
- ✓Take advantage of the paddle tennis court for some active fun during your stay.
- ✓Savor the traditional Andalusian dishes served at the hotel’s restaurant for an authentic local experience.
Why we love it
- The charm of an 18th-century manor house
- Large garden with a refreshing pool
- Paddle tennis court for active guests
- Traditional Andalusian restaurant on site
Why guests love itFinca Eslava is a converted 18th-century manor house just outside Antequera, and its large garden with a pool is the main draw for families. Children have room to move outdoors, and the paddle tennis court gives older kids and parents a game before dinner. The restaurant serves traditional Andalusian food and the bar covers snacks, so meals need little planning. A car will help for trips into Antequera, but I would happily spend whole afternoons on site.