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"Lovely property. Wood, stone, modern, character-loved this property. Staff were amazing as well. "

"If you want a quiet country setting with charm this a place for you, it reminded me of staying at a Grandparents home. The staff were quite friendly and the food was good. Try the local wines they have there."

"This circa 1700’s village was both interesting and beautiful. The staff was very caring and communicative. Parking was great once you can find it. The walls are a bit thin so noise travels but guests were respectful and that was the only downside. The bed was xcelle t and a FAN was provided in room. Nearby restaurants were excellent and the towns on the coast were really fun to visit. Truly a highlight of our trip. "

"Beautiful place to stay, though the restaurant closes early"

"Love this hotel for its charm and location along the Camino de Santiago Frances, but above all else for its amazing restaurant. This was my second stay on the property but this time the restaurant was hosting a large private party. As hotel guests, we were still allowed to eat at the restaurant, but the quality of the experience suffered greatly and was a total disappointment. "

"Surprisingly beautiful hotel in a very small town. Well appointed hotel with beautiful gardens and lovely resaurant. Friendly and helpful owners. Lovely decor."

"We had a wonderful two day stay. Great place. Very comfortable accommodation & very helpful staff. The breakfasts were great & the evening meal we had there was amazing!"

"oh my God what a hidden gem. this place is incredible. the moment you pull up and open your car door, the wonderful smell of eucalyptus hits your nose and immediately feel at ease. the owner and her husband were extremely nice, accommodating, caring, and just overall great human beings dedicated to the hospitality business. Mari Carmen has such contagious laugh and just great energy. She personally bakes the cakes offered during breakfast (breakfast is not included in the price of the stay but...