El Palomar de la Brena

A unique experience to repeat again, lovely place with well decorated rooms, good breakfast, good staff very friendly, good pool, little WiFi coverage but thank you for disconnecting and for putting a but, a long walk in some bumpy points to access the hotel, but great experience, thank you

A repurposed 18th C farm with a massive dovecote. Currently has 15 rooms, some of which are totally non accessible - stairs down to enter, stairs further down to bath, stairs up to "bedroom". Others are - if you can negotiate the 4-5 steps up from the large middle patio area. Eric, the host and co-owner is a joy - he'll do everything in his power to make your stay comfortable. Breakfast is included, but lacks in variety and appeal - boxed cereals, really crunchy toast and only whole milk when we were there. Coffee is individually made and quite good. But, better to bring your own breakfast items if you'd like more variety (the rooms do have fridges). Room was very comfortable, if somewhat dark even with all lights on. The soap and shampoo come in its teensy plastic packets, and I never got enough. Clothesline that work well available if you need to wash any clothes. Don't miss the dovecote! Or the many birds (and bats!) that fly over or call from nearby trees or meadows.

It has been our second time in this accommodation and often failure, we were assigned a room next to the bar with real conditions unpresentable for 90 euros a night, the bathroom really in very bad conditions, the sheets, towels with horrible humidity, two nights there and you really have taken away the memory I had. I do not recommend it at all, it is a shame because it is a very nice place with a lot of charm, but you have to have a minimum of quality if they have rooms in those conditions do not use them because it is unsanitary. We've been lost as Clients.