La Casa Grande Inn is situated in the Andalusian village of Jimena de la Frontera set in the Los Alcornocales National Park. A forest of unrivalled and unspoiled biodiversity filled with the most beautiful sights and sounds that nature can provide.

Located in the southernmost tip of Europe. Jimena is at the crossroads of Andalusia, The Mediterranean Sea, Africa and the mighty Atlantic Ocean.

Through the centuries many races and creeds have settled in this busy trading, area from the Romans and Greeks to the Iberians and Moors. Each has left his mark as Jimena developed through the centuries. It was once the Roman city of Oba and the Moorish town of Ximena. This ancient and beautiful town is for all lovers of history and nature.

Set in the Historical-Artistic Community of Jimena, La Casa Grande Inn is an ancient house built in the popular traditional style and dates back to the Middle Ages. Purchased by Tom Andresen in 1985 it has undergone loving transformation being restored to its former glory.

Of the seven rooms, five are double and four include washing and shower facilities. Three large bathrooms complete the residential accommodation. Guests can make full use of the library with its wide range of titles in many European languages. A central lounge with log fires in winter, The Bar and a well-stocked cellar with vintage wines. Three central patios and terraces provide ample outdoor space to soak up atmosphere and clean air of this unique corner of Spain.