| RURAL
TOURISM HOTELS, BED & BREAKFASTS & GUEST HOUSES - TURISMO RURAL |
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| Burgos
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at the edge of the central plateau, Burgos has about 170,000 inhabitants
in the city proper and another 10,000 in its suburbs. It is the capital
of the province of Burgos. Worth visiting - the Gothic Cathedral
at Burgos, begun in 1221, displays features of the 13th to 15th centuries.
Also visit the Royal Monastery - Monasterio de las Huelgas - and Monasterio
de Miraflores. |
BURGOS
PROVINCE - BARRIOLACUESTA RURAL HOTEL |
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Posada
Molino del Canto, Rural Inn, Barriolacuesta
The Inn is located in a
precious corner of the Valley of Zamanzas, on the border of the Ebro river,
50 meters from the mill that gives it's name. For hundreds of years it
was the place of work of the millers, and now, after a well-taken care
of restoration, we have turned it into a rest place. The property
consists of three buildings, the old house, today the Inn, where are the
rooms, the dining room and the kitchen. Six rooms, all duplex - each
with a private hall and on the top floor is the bedroom and the bathroom
with bathtub. |
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- BURGOS PROVINCE |
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Hotel
& Restaurant El Valles, Briviesca, Burgos Province
The Boutique Hotel &
Restaurant El Valles is located in Briviesca, Spain, four kilometres from
the town centre. Atapueraca is 31 kilometres away, Burgos is 47 kilometres
away, and Vitoria-Gasteiz is 75 kilometres from the hotel. Spread over
three storeys, the Hotel & Restaurant El Valles is housed in a modern
glass-fronted property, and opens to chic, modern interiors furnished in
soft natural tones with a sleek wood finish. There is a garden area,
and those arriving by car will find complimentary onsite parking available.
The Hotel El Valles houses a stylish restaurant with decor inspired by
turn-of-the-century trends, and features a stained-glass window and chandeliers.
The restaurant serves regional and international dishes. There is also
an onsite pub, with a garden area, offering traditional tapas and hosting
weekend disco evenings. |
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RIO DE OCA, BURGOS PROVINCE |
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Atapuerca. The Oca mountain, Demanda mountain range. Trekking. Mountain
biking, adventure tourism organised by the hotel. Visit the monasteries
of Silos or Huelga. Charming towns such as Briviesca and Santo Domingo
de la Calzada. Golf in Riocereza. ”Vías Verdes”, Caza, Senderismo,
Golf, Espeleología y tranquilidad." Rusticae Valle de Oca |
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Rusticae
Valle de Oca, Villanasur Río de Oca, Burgos Province
Located in the small village
of Villanasur Río de Oca this building is outstanding and eye-catching.
The present owners have carefully restored it and turned it into a small
hotel with nine rooms. It's original Venetian style balcony was the theme
which inspired a refurbishment based on the most evocative places of the
spice route or Marco Polo's travels. Respecting the stone and wooden structure
its décor uses warm colours such saffron, ginger, vanilla and cinnamon.
Hand painted wall paper or material have been used to decorate the walls
together with more modern elements. In short a subtle combination of textures,
colours and atmospheres that evoke expeditions which are today no longer
possible. Cuisine is classic with subtle modern touches and fusion. |
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| Palencia
- in the northwest of the Tierra de Campos of central Spain, the capital
of the province of Palencia in the autonomous community of Castilla y Leon.
The Roman bridge across the Carrion was replaced by the medieval one of
three arches: the old section of the city is on the left bank, the modern
suburban development on the right bank. The old city walls more than 10
meters high can still be traced; the alamedas or promenades along them
were laid out in 1778. The flamboyant Gothic Cathedral built from 1321
to 1504, dedicated to San Antolín, stands over a low vaulted Visigothic
crypt and its museum contains a number of important works of art, including
a retablo of twelve panels by Juan de Flandes, court painter to Queen Isabella
of Castile. The Archeological Museum contains Celtiberian ceramics. Palencia
is also famous for the 13th-century church of San Miguel and the Benedictine
monastery of San Zoilo, housed in an 18th-century rococo structure by Juan
de Badajoz. |
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PALENCIA PROVINCE |
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Rusticae
Casa del Abad, Ampudia, Palencia Province
This hotel consists of an
emblematic building dated from the 17th century which was once the house
of an abbot. It is situated in the historical and monumental town of Ampudia.
Thanks to the careful restoration carried out by Angel Garcia, the building
has retained the majesty and splendour of the past. Clear examples of this
are the spectacular dome in the entrance hall, the small chapel where the
abbot used to give mass, an extensive collection of furniture, pictures
and other antiques. The original atmosphere of the building is perfectly
blended with the technological advance of today´s modern comforts.
The hosts have paid great attention to detail with the interior decor to
create a relaxing and friendly atmosphere. It has a swimming pool, sauna,
Jacuzzi, paddle and tennis courts. |
| CERVERA
DE PISUERGA, PALENCIA PROVINCE |
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| Cervera
de Pisuerga
- north of the city of Palencia, in the foothills of the
wonderful Picos de Europa with astounding views. |
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Parador
de Cervera de Pisuerga, Palencia Province
The Parador de Cervera de
Pisuerga Hotel is set in a part of Fuentes Carrionas Reserve, determining
its most representative features. Nature can be seen in all its splendour
in the Picos de Europa and the blue waters of the Ruesga reservoir and
the Romanesque art, which here becomes the real protagonist of the landscape,
offering the site a unique and incomparable beauty. The hotel has
88 spacious and comfortable bedrooms, with bright balconies, combine with
the exquisite shade of walls, beams and ceilings covered with wood. The
restaurant offers traditional Castilian cooking based on hand-made sausages,
veal steak and trout with bacon. Also it ensures a peaceful and pleasant
stay for its guest during the visit. |
| SALAMANCA
& PROVINCE RURAL HOTELS |
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| Salamanca
- Salamanca is probably best known for having the oldest university in
Spain and one of the oldest in Europe. This university is still what gives
ambiance to the town. This charming town is untouched in it's architectural
purity. In central areas all recent buildings are constructed in Salamanca's
best tradition. The city has been declared "World Heritage Site" by UNESCO.
The city lies on a plateau by the Tormes river, which is crossed by a bridge
500 ft long built on 26 arches, fifteen of which are of Roman origin, while
the remainder date from the 16th century. |
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Hotel
Dona Brigida, Golf & Spa Hotel near Salamanca
The Hotel Dona Brigida is
located in Salamanca, Spain, next to the Torres River, within the Villa
Mayor golf course, and five kilometres from central Salamanca. This
modern, golf-spa hotel is situated within the resort centre. There is an
outdoor pool with separate children's pool, and a health spa with an indoor
heated pool, sauna, a massage treatment room, and fitness equipment.
There are three restaurants and three cafes at the Hotel Dona Brigida Resort,
serving traditional dishes and tapas. Room service is available.
Business facilities offered are conference rooms and a business centre.
Activities at the hotel include horse riding, and there is a nine-hole
and 18-hole golf course on site. |
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Oasis
Horus Salamanca
Oasis Horus Salamanca was
built in 1995 in a contemporary Spanish villa style with tiled roofs and
is situated on the edge of the town of Salamanca, 2 kilometres from the
city centre. Guests can enjoy a dip in the outdoor swimming pool, which
has a separate pool for children, enjoy a game on the a floodlit tennis
court, work out in the gym or relax in the sauna. Restaurant Arcadia serves
regional specialities and international dishes in a light, conservatory-style
room and also offers children's and vegetarian menus. The Horus Bar offers
a wide range of drinks as well as sandwiches, salads and pizzas.
The 90 guestrooms are located over three floors and have decor in pastel
tones with Spanish style reproduction furniture. |
| CIUDAD
RODRIGO, SALAMANCA PROVINCE |
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| Ciudad Rodrigo
- located
on the River Agueda, 89 kms from Salamanca and 28 kms from Portugal, with
wonderful surrounding scenery. |
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Parador
de Ciudad Rodrigo, Salamanca Province
The ivy-covered Hotel is
perched on a sheer drop over the River Águeda valley and the castle
has a keep which serves as an unbeatable observatory to look out over the
Campo Charro landscapes. This is the ideal enclave to discover the beauty
of the marvellous surrounding nature and appreciate the rich monumental
city of Ciudad Rodrigo. After the impeccable garden, the meticulous
period details, Castilian furnishings, the splendid patio and bright rooms
- some with exceptional views - are highlights. The stone arches
in the dining room are greatly admired, as are the typical Charro cuisine
with the standout local sausage - farinato - succulent roasts and Iberian
hams. |
| SEGOVIA
PROVINCE RURAL HOTELS, CASTILLA Y LEON, SPAIN |
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| Segovia
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after Toledo, SEGOVIA is the outstanding trip from Madrid. A relatively
small city, strategically sited on a rocky ridge, it is deeply and haughtily
Castilian, with a panoply of squares and mansions from its days of Golden
Age grandeur, when it was a royal resort and a base for the Cortes (parliament).
It was in Segovia - in the unremarkable church of San Miguel, off the Plaza
Mayor - that Isabel la Católica was proclaimed queen. For a city
of its size, there are a stunning number of outstanding architectural monuments.
Most celebrated are the Roman aqueduct , the cathedral and the fairy-tale
Alcázar, but the less obvious attractions - the cluster of ancient
churches and the many mansions found in the lanes of the old town, all
in a warm, honey-coloured stone - are what really make it worth a visit.
Just a few kilometres outside the city and reasonably accessible from Segovia
are two Bourbon palaces, La Granja and Riofrío. |
| PEDRAZA
- SEGOVIA PROVINCE RURAL HOTELS, CASTILLA Y LEON, SPAIN |
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Rusticae
Hospederia de Santo Domingo, Pedraza, Segovia Province
This fine early 18th century
house in the Jewish quarter of Pedraza has been restored respecting all
the smallest details of the former house. The coat of arms on the facade
that relates the legend of the ""Slaves of Jesus and Mary"" is such an
example. The house has been decorated with great care by Fracisco Muñoz,
from the magazine "Casa & Jardín" (Home & Garden), whose
mark has been firmly imprinted on practically all the stylish hotels in
Pedraza. Its peaceful garden surrounded by an age-old wall typical
of this medieval town, has wonderful views of the Guadarrama mountain range,
the aqueduct and the delightful storks nest. If you want to enjoy the magic
of this small town you just have to step out onto one of the balconies
at the front of the hotel that overlook the pebbled streets and the ruins
of the Romanesque Santo Domingo church. |
| TIZNEROS
- SEGOVIA PROVINCE RURAL HOTELS, CASTILLA Y LEON, SPAIN |
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Alqueria
de Segovia - Guest House, Tizneros, Segovia Province
The Alqueria de Segovia
is located in Tizneros, Spain, four kilometres from Torrecaballeros, and
six kilometres from Segovia city centre. This modern hotel has a
barbecue grill and patio in its gardens, and wireless internet access is
available in its public areas. Alqueria de Segovia has a restaurant, which
offers an international menus, and room service is provided day and night.
The hotel offers business services. The seven guestrooms, which are spread
across four floors, have kitchenettes and open out onto balconies. Exposed
wooden beams feature above the beds, and satellite television, wireless
internet access, direct-dial phones, and minibars are provided. |
| SORIA
PROVINCE RURAL HOTELS, CASTILLA Y LEON, SPAIN - SORIA |
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| Soria
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situated on the Rio Duero in the east of the autonomous community, the
city is noted for its walls and a number of architecturally distinctive
churches. These include the Plateresque Concatedral de San Pedro and its
cloister, the convent church of Santo Domingo, and the unique architectural
mix of the ruined cloisters of San Juan de Duero, on the other side of
the river from the old town. A few kilometres north of the town are
the ruins of Numantia, a Celtiberian town whose inhabitants destroyed it
rather than let it fall to Scipio. In Soria is the Museo Numantino, devoted
to the archeological remains of this site. The city's professional football
club is called CD Numancia. |
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Husa
Campos de Castilla, Soria
Modern 3 star hotel located
at the outskirts of Soria, in the middle of nature. From the rooms you
will be able to gaze at Numancia and the Monte Valonsafero with its Frentes
peak that you can see in our picture of the hotel. The Hotel Campos
de Castilla is not overcrowded and is specialized in personal services.
The hotel has 20 rooms with views to the landscape and luminous windows.
They are modern and functional and all have en-suite bathrooms. |
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Meson
Leonor, Soria
hotel with enchantment in
Soria. The Leonor Hotel is in the beautiful parque del Mirón (park
of the Onlooker), from where there is a beautiful panoramic view on the
Duero river, Monte de las Ánimas and the old town of Soria. Located
on the way to the city centre, this charming establishment is located in
a beautiful large stone house. The hotel has capacity to hold meetings,
events or banquets and has a superb restaurant, bar, elegant social hall
and connection to Internet in all the public areas. A cosy and familiar
hotel - your home from home in Soria. The Leonor Hotel offers 32 warm and
comfortable completely equipped rooms. |
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Parador
de Soria, Soria
The Parador de Soria rises
up on a privileged height from which the extraordinary panorama of this
monumental town and of the Duero river can be contemplated. The hotel
offers rooms that are provided with modern furnishing in pine wood and
are equipped with modern amenities. You can dine at the onsite restaurant,
which serves regional specialities in a cosy atmosphere. Conference
facilities are available for people on business travel. The area where
the parador is located enables guest to practise many activities such as
trekking, climbing, canoeing, guided routes and many others. |
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| Zamora
- a city in Castilla y Leon, and the capital of the province of Zamora.
It lies in the northwest, near the frontier with Portugal and crossed by
the Duero river. Many very beautiful medieval and Roman buildings,
churches and places to visit. |
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La
Casona de Andrea - Complejo de Turismo Rural de Tiedra, Zamora Province
La Casona de Andrea is located
in Tiedra, Spain, 18 kilometres from the town of Toro, and 56 kilometres
from the city of Valladolid. The hotel is located in a country house,
set amid fields. The lobby features a wooden-beam ceiling, a fireplace,
and plush sofas, and there is also a patio and a picnic area. La
Casona de Andrea's restaurant, Los Fogones de mi Madre, has rural decor.
Typical Castilian dishes are served, including fish and lamb, and the vegetables
served are grown in the hotel's kitchen garden. The hotel also has
a bar, and there is a complimentary breakfast served each morning.
The hotel offers a meeting room for small groups, and has banquet facilities.
Horse riding and bicycle rentals are available on site, and there are also
activities for children. |
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