Casas Rurales Románticas en Laguardia

This boutique 10 room hotel on the quiet edge of tiny Laguardia was built in the 1800's as a private "castle". The rooms and baths are spacious, well appointed and aesthetically pleasing. The breakfast, though a tad expensive, is ample and delicious. The view from the tower is not to be missed. All the rooms are nice and each has a name, but I believe that ours, El Fabulista, was likely best. Be aware that as befits a small B&B you will be given your own entry key staff are off site at night. As a base for visiting nearby wineries (where visits MUST be arranged in advance, unlike at US wineries) Laguardia can't be beat. It may be crowded with tourists (mostly Spanish) all day and parking hard to find but by staying here you will experience it all empty and serene in the early morning and evening. Be aware that cars are not permitted in Laguardia and the hotel lacks an elevator so you will need to lug your bags 100 feet or so to the hotel and then up the stairs.