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Ca’n Reus

Ca’n Reus

Fornalutx

In an attractive village, with cobbled streets and tiled rooftops, surrounded by orange and lemon groves, this 300-year-old house has been run since 2003 as a small rural hotel.
  • swimming
  • walking
  • bird_watching
  • garden
  • bandb
  • wifi
  • swimming_pool
  • bb
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Ca’s Xorc

Ca’s Xorc

Soller

‘The food and setting were superb,’ says a visitor to this former olive mill located in the Serra de Tramuntara mountains near Sóller and its ‘Port’.
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    Hotel Can Boix

    Hotel Can Boix

    Peramola

    Beautifully set among trees at the foot of the craggy Roca del Corb, the Pallarès family’s smart, modern hotel is not far from the main Andorra to Lleida road.
    • swimming
    • child_friendly
    • walking
    • bird_watching
    • garden
    • fishing
    • parking
    • swimming_pool
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    Hospes Puerta Alcala

    Hospes Puerta Alcala

    Madrid

    This charming boutique hotel is located on the Plaza de la Independencia, and within walking distance of major sights such as the Prado Museum, Reina Sofia Museum and the Cybeles Fountain.
    From £130 per night
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      Hotel Bonsol

      Hotel Bonsol

      Illetas

      On a pine-covered hillside overlooking Palma bay, this large holiday hotel, with mock-Moorish tower, is managed by its owners, Lorraine and Martin Xamena and their son Alejandro.
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        Petit Hotel Ses Rotges

        Petit Hotel Ses Rotges

        Cala Ratjada

        In a village on the north-east tip of Mallorca, this much-admired restaurant-with-rooms is run by the ‘delightful’ French owner/chef, Gérard Tétard, with his wife, Laurence and their son William.
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          Hotel Aigua Blava

          Hotel Aigua Blava

          Begur

          Built in the style of a Catalan village around the Fornells cove on a lovely stretch of the Costa Brava, this much-loved hotel (‘well run, in a beautiful spot’) was thought ‘truly wonderful’ by a regular Guide correspondent.
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            Hotel Can Mostatxins

            Hotel Can Mostatxins

            Alcudia

            Once a place for pressing olives, this luxurious little hotel is set in the walls of the Old Town.

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            Hotel La Tartana
            Hotel La Tartana, La Herradura
            This ‘welcoming’ boutique hotel, managed by owners Jed and Amanda Filmer, is built in Andalusian style with a central courtyard and fountain, old oak beams and old monastery doors.
            On a ridge in the Lleus valley near the beaches of the Costa Blanca, this 18th-century farmhouse, white-walled and tile-roofed, has been turned into a delightful small rustic hotel/rest" data-type-editor="" data-type-status="false" > 29
            Casa del Maco
            Casa del Maco, Benissa
            On a ridge in the Lleus valley near the beaches of the Costa Blanca, this 18th-century farmhouse, white-walled and tile-roofed, has been turned into a delightful small rustic hotel/restaurant 

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            Spain is probably most famous for its incredible beaches and sunshine, and its fiestas – some are world-famous, such as the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona, but every village and town has a number of events held throughout the year.

            There’s fascinating architecture that reflects the country’s diversity, too – Moorish palaces and mosques in Andalucía, impressive cathedrals and churches throughout the country, and Gaudí’s unique brand of Modernism in Barcelona.

            The country is divided up into distinct regions, each with its own language and traditions, and the landscape is diverse – you’ll fine snow-capped mountains, lush islands and arid plains, and small islands stretching almost to Africa.

            Add to this the local people’s friendliness and love for a party, and no wonder Spain is a perennially popular destination.

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