A Eira De Baixo

For groups of friends or families of 6 people, our rural accommodation will fulfill all your expectations. We are in Rías Baixas.

It has been built for more than 100 years, although it is currently renovated.

The house is decorated with elements of the environment, such as tools to work the land or machines and appliances that are already vintage.

We have 3 bedrooms (and also a cradle ):

• 2 rooms with double bed, own bathroom and television.
• 1 room with separate single beds, also with its own bathroom and tele.

We also have a kitchen with many elements for you to cook on your own (electric oven and also stone oven, fryer, coffee machine ...). There are cupboards in the lower area of ​​the kitchen, and kitchenware and crockery are included, as well as clay pots and paella pans.

We have the possibility to provide you with food from the orchard in season or culinary products from the area.

Or if you prefer, we offer service of traditional meals Galician, like galiña or salt or richada meat.

The living room has a fireplace central to acclimatize the house, and we have two large rooms perfect for meetings. It is furnished with sofas placed near the fireplace, overlooking the television and in front of a round dining table overlooking the garden. In one of the other rooms there are several tables together that form a long table.

The garden has a porch with outdoor furniture and barbecue.

You can also park without problem in our area of parking.

Do you want more? We also have WIFI throughout the house.

We are very close to O Testeiro, and also from Sierra O Candán.

In Forcarei you can find living history in:

• Monastery of Acibeiro, from the 12th century. It has landscaped areas, differen plants, towers and arches that remain perciosos when they are illuminated at night.
• With archaeological remains there are spaces with ruins, paintings, and dolmens.
• In the village there are 14 parishes, each one with its charm.

In addition, near our house passes the X
We recommend you to visit the town the second week of September so that you can see the Pilgrimage, a patronal celebration.