This is rated in guidebooks as 4 star hotel. Not like any 4 star I've ever seen. In fact we enjoyed our stay, but there is no "hotel". There's an office/reception with an extremely helpful receptionist, then 2 rooms (one in the loft upstairs from the office reached by steep stone stairs, no handrail, and the other a converted barn) and apart from that there are 3 houses dotted about the vast estate. Breakfast was served in the room or on the patio, your choice, - there is no restaurant. I didn't see any of the pigs which Fodor's mentions, but the receptionist has the biggest dog I have ever seen. Lala is very gentle but truly enormous - bigger than an Irish wolfhound. At night when the staff leave, you are alone in the middle of nowhere. The nearest restaurant is about 8 km and there are others slightly further afield., all good, but you have to drive. Fodor also mentions a kitchenette in rooms - certainly not in ours which was furnished in old Andalucian style and... more