One of the best places we have ever stayed on our Travels,it's so nice to be around lovely hosts who really do care about where they live,and are only too happy to tell you of all the great places to visit in the area.
The food is very good as was the other guests company when we were there,dining outside is such a treat,but when we saw the Dining room it must be really nice to stay here in Winter with the huge fireplace.
The room we stayed in had amazing views across the hills and was full of good reading,we slept really well and didn't wake early and arriving for breakfast was another treat with freshly baked bread,and home made jams,lots of fresh fruit and even a full English Breakfast if you desired.
Totally relaxing.

We spent 2 nights here at the end of August 2010. We were put in the Blue Room, which was cramped, with a small bed, no more than Queen size, and with very little storage space in the bathroom. We moved to the Pool Room, which was lovely - spacious and well-appointed. The pool is superb, with stunning views over the surrounding forest and mountains. Breakfast and lunch were tasty and with ingredients in keeping with local traditions, with very nice Rose wine served at lunch. At Euro 70 per person per night for B&B and Euro 15 per person for a one course lunch, this place is not cheap, but the quality of the room, food, pool and environment did justify the price. Unfortunately our hostess was frosty with us right from the off, starting it seemed from when we had not realised lunch would be waiting for us on arrival (we did eat it) and continuing in outright snappiness (for which she did later apologise) when we then asked to move rooms, moving all our baggage ourselves, but requiring her to make up the bed at short notice (worth noting that we were the only guests, so no-one was over-run with work). Thereafter we felt at best tolerated and at worst outright resented for our presence. On one occasion our hostess brought friends to the pool, who made a point of waving to us and saying hello and good-bye (we were sitting reading), in total contrast to not a word being uttered to us by her, despite us waving and saying cheery hellos, as we did throughout our stay. Eventually we decided to leave several hours ahead of schedule and return to Seville. Despite responding when her maid called out that we were waiting to check out, our hostess didn't come to say good-bye; no-one asked if we'd enjoyed our stay; and we left with a very sour taste in our mouths. We are at a loss to explain this situation and can only speculate that our decision to eat our 2 suppers in local tapas bars may have offended our hostess, who does have a reputation for being an excellent cook. We are not big eaters and after almost 2 weeks on holiday, were keen to just have small tapas-style meals. Anyway, a beautiful house, setting and pool, but we didn't enjoy the way we were treated.

We wanted a B&B not far from Portugal on our way into Spain. This was a very nice choice. The owners are lovely and very helpful. We were on the 3rd floor and it was very quiet. The pool is just beautiful. However for the money we found the other B&b's we stayed at were much more affordable. Dinner was nice , but once again very pricey. Very rural setting which we liked.

We stayed two nights in this very charming guest house. You drive up a long driveway/track to a lovely rambling pink house, surrounded by trees and hills. The owners Sam and Jeannie Chesterton are very friendly , welcoming and generous hosts . They are good natured and friendly without being intrusive, which can be a difficult balance to strike. The food is excellent. There is a busy/happy feel to the place, with charming friendly little dogs, a big log fire burns in the comfy relaxed sitting room , and there are interesting books left around. The owners children were also very friendly and added to the ambience of the place. We left feeling we had two very relaxing days in good company and pleasant surroundings.