★★★·Mancha Real·6.8
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o simplemente escríbelo — «hacia el 20, tres noches»
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Casa Rural La Cateta, an elegant country house in Mancha Real, Spain, offers serene accommodations amidst a beautiful garden and spacious terrace. The property features air-conditioning, a private bathroom, fully equipped kitchen, fireplace, and TV. Outdoor spaces include a seating area, terrace, and barbecue facilities. Located 114 km from Federico Garcia Lorca Granada-Jaen Airport, it provides easy access to Jaén attractions.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
El lugar magnífico , si quieres un retiro espiritual o desconectarte te lo recomiendo. Para llegar al alojamiento tienes que ir con un vehículo alto, sino tienes que tener cuidado porque te pueden dar los bajos con el suelo
Petra·Hace 4 semanas
Julio’s friendly attitude and willingness to make us comfortable earned him a perfect score from me. Because the house is in the middle of the woods, there was a swarm of caterpillars on the house wall upon arrival, but Julio handled it. The facilities are good, though they could use a bit more maintenance.
Jose·Hace 6 meses
It's pretty peaceful here, and the space is really spacious. They even left us a 20-liter bottle of mineral water, which was a nice touch. However, the facilities feel a bit old, and we were missing some basic stuff like oil and proper kitchen utensils. Plus, getting here was a bit of a challenge, especially on the first day.
Celia·Hace un año
The beds were comfy, but that's about where the positives end. The place is a total rip-off - the photos are super old, like over 20 years old, and everything feels really outdated. We weren't expecting a portable BBQ, and the windows don't even close properly. The air conditioning unit is just sitting in the stairwell, not exactly doing much to cool down the rooms, which were unbearably hot. My family bailed after a day, even though I'd paid for four nights.
Calvo·Hace un año
The tranquility and surroundings are lovely, and Julio, the staff, was really attentive. However, I was surprised by the lack of welcome details like tea or coffee packets, especially when you first arrive. It would've been nice to try some of their locally-made olive oil too. The house feels a bit damp, and the windows don't close properly. The place has potential, but it's a shame the owners don't seem to care about the little things.
Francesc·Hace un año