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La Fuentecilla
La Fuentecilla has a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Algatocín.
Hotel Rural Inz-Almaraz
Hotel Rural Inz-Almaraz features a shared lounge, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Jimera de Líbar. This 2-star hotel offers room service, dry cleaning services and free WiFi.
Hotel Restaurante Bandolero
Featuring an outdoor swimming pool, Hotel Restaurante Bandolero is a charming boutique hotel with an on-site restaurant and bar. It is located at the entrance of the tiny Andalusian village of Júzcar....
Hotel Rural & Restaurante Las Camaretas
Hotel Rural & Restaurante Las Camaretas features a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Cortes de la Frontera.
Benarrabá Hostel
Located in Benarrabá and with Iglesia de Santa María la Mayor reachable within 22 miles, Benarrabá Hostel provides concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi and a terrace.
Cortes de la Frontera Townhouse
Cortes de la Frontera Townhouse is located in Cortes de la Frontera, just 20 miles from Iglesia de Santa María la Mayor and 20 miles from Plaza de España.
Casas Rurales Jardines del Visir
Set in Genalguacil village center, Casas Rurales Jardines del Visir offers rustic-style houses with barbecue facilities. These 3-bedroom houses have balconies with impressive views of the...
Casa Rural Pimentel
Casa Rural Pimentel offers accommodations in Benalauría, 16 miles from Iglesia de Santa María la Mayor and 16 miles from Plaza de España.
Casa Arroyo
Casa Arroyo is located in Benalauría, just 16 miles from Iglesia de Santa María la Mayor and 16 miles from Plaza de España.
Casa Quercus con piscina privada
Each air-conditioned Quercus house offers a furnished terrace with views of the Guadiaro Valley. The 2 houses share an outdoor pool and sun terrace.
What Guests Said About Benadalid:
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Benadalid is small blanco pueblo still almost untouched from...
Benadalid is small blanco pueblo still almost untouched from the mass touristic. There is no restaurant, just a "bar" which offers great tapas when open (only from 8 pm, if at all) there are less than 200 locals still leaving in the town it is fully imaginably how it looked some hundred years ago. The castle is hosting the cemetery of the locals which was first quite unusual for me but actually it is a great solution and reuse of the castle’s walls. I would strongly recommend to stop and take a look, it is possible to walk through in 15 minutes but you can spend a lot more time by wondering and thinking/imagining how life could have been in such a small town up in the mountains.
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