Hotel Rural LunaCandeleda

In the town of Candeleda, and more specifically in the well-known Plaza del Castillo, is this rural hotel full of charm. It is a nineteenth century building that been completely renovated to offer this accommodation to tourists who come to spend some days in this area of ​​Ávila.

It has a maximum capacity of 10 guests de and, interestingly, can rent rooms as well integrally so you have the whole hotel for you and your acompañantes.

Among the equipment offered to its guests has a total of 5 double bedrooms. They are totally different from each other rooms but its features are similar, as have un exterior balcony and by entering a nice natural light and air y heating acondicionado.

But this is not all, as well as the beds - which can be single or double - the rooms have TV and a private bathroom with bathtub.

Tenants also have access to lounge, where there is a lovely de wood fireplace is one of the corners of the room. There is also a dining table y a small kitchen in a closet, which have access only if you rent the hotel entero.

The kitchen is new and comes with different appliances and the kitchenware that you may need to cook as for the table.

In this room there is also a pair of sofas upholstered in raw with beige trim and that look towards the TV de the house. Here you will also find the daily press y varios games para you have fun all juntos.

Come to this hotel and you will not regret it, because they will treat you as you deserve.

In this town of Ávila, an hour and a half from the capital, you can visit some of its most important points such as the Judicial Scroll, a building of the fifteenth century and where are the coat of arms of Diego López de Zuñiga.

You can also see the Ayuntamiento of 1911. It has been rehabilitated but its neomudéjar Madrid style has been maintained.

As for the museums you will find there is the Ethnographic Museum, on the Corredera Street, and where there are a couple of floors with the history of the municipality and where its shield is shown. Opened in 2012. And if you want, go to the House of Flowers and enter the Tin Toy Museum.