El Pajar

We have available for our guests a rural accommodation that is located in the vicinity of the municipality of Acebo, in the province of Cáceres.

It is a rustic cabin made in stone and wood constructed so ecological and located on a farm of fruit trees and plants, medicinal, native and ornamental type; as well as farm animals in freedom.

We have an accommodation capacity of 10 or 12 people distribution en 5 rooms with 2 single beds in each (one of them is a suite independent with fireplace, bathroom and kitchenette for 2 people).

The rooms are completed with un living room with fireplace (plus TV de ) and una americana attached kitchen featuring appliances and utensils for our huéspedes.

On the outside of the rural cabin there is a porch covered and enabled for outdoor meals; a barbecue and a pool with zone solarium.

We have a parking area for several vehicles in which electric y 7 bicycles three canoes que encuentran also can be rented to parte.

We also have several maps and guides of the surroundings to organize excursions and reservations are managed to organize guided tours through our private forest of chestnut trees. As well as we carry out activities related to agrotourism for which a minimum of 8 people are necessary.

All the rooms of the rural house are equipped with biomass heating and pets are accepted. You can buy organic products grown in our garden or products of our farm.

The natural environment corresponds to the Sierra de Gata, formed by forests of oak and chestnut trees, and traversed by the rivers Águeda, Alagón or Erjas (the highest peak of the sierra is la Peña Canchera ) .

The nearest municipality is Acebo, with activities and places of tourist interest such as:

• Church of Our Lady of the Angels, built in the fifteenth century. Behind her the streets that make up the old Jewish quarter medieval.
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• Acquire handicrafts of embroidered fabrics using the technique of the bobbin lace.
• Enjoy some of the natural pools of the municipality such as Jevero or Carreciá.

Another interesting place is Coria, whose origin predates the Roman occupation of the Iberian Peninsula:

• Roman walls of the 3rd century AD (with Arabic and medieval additions and 4 access doors, 2 of them from Roman times and in excellent preservation) .
• Castillo de Coria from the 15th century and built at the request of the Dukes of Alba and of the Marqueses de Coria.
• Cathedral of Santa María of the Assumption (most corresponds to the Gothic period of transition and has plateresque and baroque additions, such as the bell tower) .