La Mina Rural - Casa del cobre

The rural accommodation you see here can be found in El Almendro, a small town in the province of Huelva. It is a place where the miners who worked in the nearby mines stayed and what this town developed. Now it has been refurbished as a rural house and is practically for inauguration.

The House of the Copper forms next to the houses of the Iron, for 6 people, and of the Manganeso, for 4, the complex of the Rural Mine. They are completely independent accommodation but it is in the same point and attached wall to wall.

This country house is of single floor and is accessed through a door with a ramp. They can sleep a maximum amount of 4 people entre between the double room that has and the chair that is in the living room and that becomes a bed for two people.

Precisely this room is where you enter directly from the access ramp to the house. In it there are various furniture, including a small library and a table that will serve as a dining room. In addition, it also incorporates a fireplace in one of the corners.

The bedroom has, in addition to the double bed, a chest of drawers at the foot of the bed, a wardrobe and a desk, all of them white.

Also in the accommodation you can find 1 bathroom that is adapted for handicapped and has a bathtub where you can enjoy a whirlpool. As well as 1 kitchen in which the ceramic hob is next to the window and set aside to avoid staining.

In addition to all the above, we will offer you breakfast, we will give you a small gift and you can enjoy the outdoors with the bikes you will find at home.

It is a village built on the y mines that has evolved thanks to them. It was created to house those who worked there. Now this activity is not developed, but the town retains its tranquility and its appearance of houses painted white.

is on the banks of the Guadiana, turning the town into a particular viewpoint whose houses are reflected in its waters.

There you can visit the fortress of San Marcos, the church of Our Lady of Las Flores o the one of the Virgin of Rábida. All built around the sixteenth century.