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1-866-500-4938Located in Aracena, La era de Aracena is near theme parks. Museo del Jamon and Museo de la Cabalgata are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include La Gruta de las Maravillas and Priory Church.
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Don't let the single cart track put you off, it's worth the drive up! As a single traveler I was shown into a large very well appointed bedroom and bathroom, the weather was glorious and the views from my room and the terrace in the ad were superb. The prices (mid September) were very reasonable and in a different location would have much more.
Very nice setting though hard to find first time when you get there as it is off the main road. Great view and nice staff
Great location,and people,but a tricky road to get there!
Very clean hotel located in pleasant scenery. Staff, especially the young lady on reception (who also carries out waitressing and other duties) are pleasant and welcoming. The hotel is, however, difficult to find and is located quite a distance from the nearest town of Aracena. The rooms are not well sound proofed and at night our sleep was often disturbed. Breakfast which was included is basic though acceptable. The swimming pool was very dirty and didn't appear to have been cleaned in a long time - we visited in mid November. Even if it had been warm enough to go swimming the pool looked to be a bit of a health risk. As the weather was still pleasant it would have been nice to sit beside the pool but its appearance really put us off doing so. The road leading to the hotel is narrow and a bit pot holed.
Pros: The staff try very hard and they do their very best to please.
Cons: Difficult to say. It looks to have been recently refurbished. The swimming pool is, however, really dirty.
Location: Very secluded location a bit far from anywhere. Jabugo, Aracena and Minas de Rio Tinto are fairly close and worth a visit. Portugal's pretty close.