Casa Rural La Chocolatera

This peculiar construction is defined by being a quiet and comfortable place. It was formerly a palace house dating back to before the 16th century.

The guests occupy the lower part of the manor house, whose upper floor is inhabited by the family that owns the estate. Without a doubt, close and familiar treatment is the key to this place.

The area available for guests consists of:

• 3 double rooms.

• A double room designed for a couple.

• A triple room.

In addition, as common areas it has:

• 2 fully equipped bathrooms.

• A living room decorated in a rustic way next to a kitchen-dining room equipped with all the necessary appliances and kitchenware.

• A terrace with views to the outside. In addition, the owners offer the possibility of using a large cellar that is still part of the original entrance patio of the house.

Over the years, this construction has undergone various modifications and restorations. Originally it was a convent occupied by different orders. It even owes its name to the use it was given during the first half of the 20th century. 

However, despite its modifications, the best preserved parts are those that have finally been used to welcome guests. Among its original parts the facade stands out, where you can still see an alabaster shield. In addition, the entrance patio, the frescoes of the chapel, the wrought iron balconies, the Aragonese ceramic floors and some doors and windows are preserved almost intact.

The home is located in the town of La Almoda, a place that stands out for its landscapes and for being surrounded by nature. Without a doubt the best place to enjoy total calm and tranquility.

Its location, in the center of the town, gives the opportunity to visit all the buildings of tourist interest.

Furthermore, La Almoda is next to the Sierra de Alcubierre and very close to Bujaraloz-Sástago, where the most important brackish lagoons in Europe are located.