Casa rooms

The most intimate rooms here. They face the courtyard, and nothing else.

6 keys, simulated €420 a night

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An intimate plastered room with dark beams, a small deep shuttered window and stripes of light across a linen bed.
Stripes of light through the shutters.

08:30

Its best hour.

Morning sun comes through half-closed shutters and lies across the floor and the bed.

No sea, and that’s the point.

The house spent 400 years with its back to it. You can too.

The courtyard the Casa rooms look onto, with a low wellhead, one carob and a stone stair.
A peeling louvered shutter against worn stone.
An open stone stair climbing a sunlit wall to a small wooden door.

What it’s made of

  • WallsLime plaster, thick
  • Beams and doorsOld oak
  • WindowsSmall and deep, with louvered shutters
  • FloorOld clay tile
  • BedUndyed linen and wool
  • SizeAbout 4.5 m wide
A stone-carved basin against small deep sea-green tile, with a thin bronze tap.
The bathroom.

Inward, quiet stays.

A simulated rate of €420 a night. This is a demonstration, and nothing can be booked.

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