Cava Chica y Rueda

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

Creates, along with other 9 accommodations more, a large complex that makes it a village, practically with its own identity. It was designed by Pablo Puente with great care and looking for comfort, tranquility and fun for all ages, from groups of friends to familias.

The owner has chosen individually decorated Mudejar style with elements created in the carpentry workshop of the farm and looking for a unique design that gives this resort one hardly comparable identity of any otro.

the Arab tile, wood o the the limestone shape each and every one of the caves that make up these instalaciones.

a triple bedroom and a bathroom completo, this room accommodates up to 3 people un, pudiendo sleep in the bed and single bed.

que a room doubles as dining room and kitchen equipada, where there is a fireplace y a sofa, along with the porch y the handmade wood oven complete this casa.

the most outstanding public areas are pool, surrounded by a green lawn enabled with sun loungers, and restaurant . While the little ones will have fun in a tree house in which they will put their imagination to the test to invent thousands of adventures and have a fun time.

Olmedo is a small town of Valladolid that gets its name because of the numerous elms that occupied their lands until a fungal disease began to take its toll on the population of this type of tree.

It presents a huge architectural heritage, especially of a religious nature with several monasteries and churches such as San Andres, San Miguel or Santa Maria del Castillo, of special interest to combine different styles.

The P archaeological Mudéjar is another of the places of interest that there is in the population and trying to value this type of medieval architecture so typical of the area of ​​Castilla y León.