La Casota was originally the site of an ancient 12th-century Almohad settlement, which included a defensive tower (recently classified as an Object of Cultural Interest), erected on an outcrop of rock that was easy to defend and affording a view of the neighbouring fortresses: the castles of Atzabaras, Pop, Orba and Denia, with the coast beyond; on a clear day the island of Ibiza is visible.

An old porticoed construction originally designed for storing raisins overnight, refurbished and divided into four separate double rooms each with individual access to the garden.

Each room has a full en-suite bathroom, air conditioning and heating, hair dryer, TV if required, pure cotton linen, etc.

Open to all our guests, the Casa de la Era has two reception rooms, one with a fireplace and the other -originally the stable- converted into a sitting-room and bodega with wood-burning stove. It also boasts a small library and the dining-room with magnificent sea views.

Refurbished as a separate two-storey house, it has a fully equipped kitchen, a sitting-room with a wood-burning stove, a Moorish oven and barbecue outside, TV, etc. (capacity for 6 to 10 people).

The owners also have horses (potokas).

The swimming pool

Sitting-room of theCasa de la Era

Our imaginative and carefully-prepared cuisine is based on our own home-grown biological produce.

Breakfast consists of freshly squeezed natural juices, home-made buns freshly prepared each morning, toast, fruit, home-made jams, fresh cheese, coffee, tea, etc.;

Picnic bags for excursions.


There are a number of restaurants within less than ten minutes' walk from the house, while in addition the area offers plenty of opportunities to sample the excellent local cuisine, including a wide variety of rice dishes.