El Bolero Agroturismo

The owners were always on hand and incredibly thoughtful. They were happy to show us around the farm and share how it works, which made it easy to enjoy the place. We’d definitely come back and I’d recommend it, especially if you already know the area. The house shows its age, but it still has plenty of charm. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, and although the kitchen and bathroom could do with an update, the house itself is pleasant and comfortable. Outside is fantastic, with cows, sheep, and lots of open space. There’s a lovely walk to Cuevas Beach, which is also on a beautiful Camino de Santiago pilgrim route. It’s tucked away from everything, yet close to what you need. We loved it. Thanks so much for everything.

A great way for families to see what real farm work with cows looks like. Kids can watch milking and calves nursing, and they often head down to the barn to help with everyday jobs. You don’t get to see that very often now, with fewer farms around and rural stays rarely offering these kinds of useful experiences for children. This is authentic rural tourism, highly recommended.

The place is okay for a night’s sleep, but I wouldn’t eat there. Calling the food "home-cooked" feels generous, it was more like subsistence food. The pudding was the only decent dish. Service was awful, and management seemed more focused on making money than keeping customers happy.

I’ve been coming here since I was a year old and honestly can’t think of a single complaint. The rooms are really comfortable, and the garden and meadow are lovely. It’s also inexpensive for everything the owners provide. Remedios José Ana Pin and the girls are fantastic, always so attentive. Greetings to Cebolla and Zeus (Antón). I really do recommend this magnificent place.