Cava Chica y Rueda

Rural house located on the outskirts of the Valladolid municipality of Olmedo.

It creates, together with other 9 accommodations, a large complex that turns it into a town, practically with its own identity. It has been designed by Pablo Puente with great care and seeking comfort, tranquility and fun for all audiences, from groups of friends to families.

The owner has chosen a decoration typical of the Mudejar style, with elements created within the estate's carpentry workshop and seeking a unique design that gives this complex an identity that is difficult to compare to that of any other.

The Arabic tile, wood or limestone give shape to each and every one of the cellars that make up these facilities. 

Each of the 2 homes has a triple bedroom and a complete bathroom, this room accommodates a maximum of 3 people, being able to sleep in the double bed and the single bed.

A living room that serves as a dining room and an equipped kitchen, where there is a fireplace and a sofa, along with the porch and the artisanal wood-burning oven complete this house.

The most notable common areas are the swimming pool, surrounded by a green lawn for sunbathing with sun loungers, and the restaurant. While the little ones will have fun in a tree house where they will test their imagination to invent thousands of adventures and have a fun time.

Olmedo is a small town in Valladolid that receives its name due to the numerous elm trees that occupied its lands until a fungal disease began to take its toll on the population of this type of tree.

It presents an enormous architectural heritage, especially of a religious nature with several monasteries and churches such as San Andrés, San Miguel or Santa María del Castillo, of special interest for combining different styles.

The Mudéjar Theme Park is another of the places of interest in the town that tries to highlight this type of medieval architecture so typical of the area of Castilla y León.