Casas Rurales Los Manantiales

First I have to mention the insects. They are centipedes that look like black worms and with humid weather they will be all over the place. Unfortunately we got the worm weather and I was truly freaking out during the first night, fearing I would wake up with thousands of centipedes. That did not happen. There were dozens inside, but they are harmless and after the first shock you'll get used to them. Secondly, please note that the location of the place is quite windy and cold compared to coastal parts of the island. We stayed 3 nights in March and the temperature outside remained around +12. You'll have radiators for each room so you can get the place warm. Except from the insects and the cold (both of which you can't escape if wanting to stay this part of the island), the place was absolutely lovely, peaceful and the views were breathtaking. The location is perfect for hiking in the national park. There is a buss stop nearby (lines 1, 4 and 6) so it is easy to explore other parts of the island as well without your own car. Please note that the paths around the place require moderate fitness. Bathroom and kitchen were clean and well equipped. Remember to bring your own drinking water.

Amazing experience! Such a peaceful and beautiful place. Very remote - good to consider as there are few buses daily, but you can rent a car in advance. We used buses and it was totally fine too - it just takes a bit of planning so you make them. Absolutely wonderful as we wanted a break from busy places. Bonus - friendly cat! Sensational views. Very helpful host who was available for a question over the phone.

A remote location in a beautiful valley with walking paths all around.