Pure relaxation

An old 19th-century house made entirely of mud, stone, and wood. It is located in a wonderful enclave such as the Arribes del Duero Natural Park. This area offers a wide variety of attractive activities: boat trips on the Douro, horseback riding, visits to ecological wineries with tastings included, traditional Portuguese cuisine, visits to castles and castles, visits to viewpoints over the Douro. The space Rural accommodation with a lot of charm where traditional construction elements have been preserved. Stone walls, wooden beams and rustic floors make this place a unique space to relax. All bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms. Three of them are suite type, two with a whirlpool bathtub and another with a terrace. All bedrooms have a fireplace. The main living room has a large granite fireplace that creates a wonderful atmosphere when it is lit. Guest access The house has a large living room with armchairs, a large stone fireplace and a 60-inch TV. This is an extremely cozy space where guests can socialize and have a snack. We also have a small kitchen that is normally used by the house staff to prepare breakfast and some cold dishes. In summer we open the patio. It is a traditional cobbled courtyard with tables and chairs where you can have a drink at sunset. During your stay One of the features of our establishment is the family care we give our guests. We make them feel at home and even create bonds of friendship that last beyond the stay. The service is 24 hours a day and we also try to advise and recommend routes and visits that allow our visitors to make the most of the time they stay with us. Other things to note One of the important aspects of staying at our place is how nice the little town where it is framed is. Bermellar is a super quiet idyllic place where strolling through its streets is an exercise in true relaxation. It is a delight to walk through its narrow cobbled streets, and its streets with small gardens and pens. Bermellar is surrounded by gentle hills and roads that go into its own hills with incomparable landscapes over the Huebra River (tributary of the Duero). Its Romanesque-style church dates back to the 13th century and can be visited. Its chapel is also from that time and is a true architectural gem. Registration Details 37/725