Casa Rural Las Bóvedas

Our rural house is located in Guadalcanal, a city corresponding to the autonomous community of Andalusia.

With capacity for up to 16 people, this residence of 600 square meters has been built since 1851 and is rented in two modalities: full house or half house (up to 8 guests). It is not rented by rooms.

With a 2-story architecture with central corrals, this house can be described as follows on its lower floor:

• A living room of 30 square meters where the wood-burning fireplace stands out, which warms this part of the accommodation in the cold season.

• A dining room of 15 square meters with a comfortable table for 8 people where residents can comfortably taste the typical foods of this region.

• Akitchen fully equipped with state-of-the-art appliances to simplify work in this area where guests stay.

• 2 vaulted rooms with double or single beds at the residents' discretion for an unbeatable personal rest.

• A toilet equipped with household utensils for optimal personal hygiene.

• 2 patios overlooking the living room and dining room where guests can comfortably take in the fresh air of the region.

For its part, on the first floor we can find:

• 5 bedrooms (2 of them vaulted) with double and single beds freely selected by guests for excellent personal rest.

• 3 bathrooms supplied by household linen for exquisite personal hygiene of the residents.

Almost 2 hours by car from Seville, Guadalcanal is a municipality in the northern mountains of Seville with a demographic close to 3,000 inhabitants and a density of 10.2 residents per square kilometer.

From a tourist point of view, its location in the depression of the Water and Wind mountain ranges offers its hikers a perfect place where adventure sports can be carried out with complete ease.

Despite the deep crisis that arose in this town during the 19th century which ended with its 4 religious communities, Guadalcanal preserves some religious buildings of great importance such as La Almona.

Finally, the city council organizes countless popular celebrations throughout the 365 days of the year, highlighting the pilgrimages in February or the usual Holy Week celebrations.