CasaGiga 3483 (Guadalcanal)

A truly wonderful place! The weather was incredible, and our family was able to enjoy the entire property. Thank you to Elena and Rafael for their hospitality. We'll definitely be back...

We loved it!!! The place is beautiful, ideal for large groups. Plenty of beds, comfortable, and with unbeatable service from the owner. We were always looked after; they came to light the barbecue for us, ordered paella for us, and even brought us salt one day. We definitely want to go back!!

A wonderful place to enjoy nature and animals with family or friends. Rafael is a delightful person, hardworking, and very attentive to guests. I chose this place to celebrate my birthday, and it couldn't have been better: countryside, a pool, horses, and trails through beautiful landscapes. We will definitely return for many more years!

I was on vacation with my partner and some friends from Italy. This hotel caught our attention because of the good reviews. And we were right. We enjoyed the pool, which is very large and provided a great relief from the summer heat. Rafael is always attentive to his guests and, based on their tastes, suggests the activities they'd most enjoy. You can go horseback riding, hiking, visiting Roman ruins, monuments, etc. In short, I highly recommend this place (whether with your partner, friends, or family) if you want to spend a few days completely unwinding and discovering something new.

I went on holiday with my partner and friends from Italy. Although we didn't know the area well, this farmhouse caught our eye because of the good reviews. And we weren't wrong. The complex has a swimming pool and plenty of green spaces. The setting is peaceful, ideal for spending a few days relaxing. The rooms are very large, with air conditioning and very well equipped. Rafael is attentive to everything and suggests many activities to do in the area. You can go horseback riding, take a pony and donkey tour of the village (the latter geared towards children), go hiking, visit Roman ruins in the area, etc. Rafael put us in touch with a local guide, who took us to visit a mine and showed us the Church of Santa Ana, revealing that it was originally a mosque. In a single morning, we had a lesson in geology, history, and art. Finally, the proximity to the town allowed us to enjoy the local cuisine and the activities that are usually held during August (we happened to be there during "culture week"). In short, I highly recommend this place (whether you're traveling as a couple, with friends, or with family) if you want to spend a few days completely disconnected and discover something new.