The Good Accommodation Guide
Catalonia (Cataluña in Spanish) is in the north east of Spain and consists of the provinces of Barcelona, Girona, Lleida, and Tarragona offering everything from the Pyrenees mountains in the north to Barcelona in addition to numerous beach resorts.
Barcelona is by far the best known city in the region and it's where you'll find the greatest concentration of tourists throughout the year.
To the north the Pyrenees mountain ...
A selection from Girona...
CATALANE COUNTRY HOUSE
Can Solanas is a 13th Century ”masia” which has been completely renovated.
It is surrounded by a beautiful, large garden with a swimming pool. Located on the outskirts of the village of Serinya, it is only 5 km from Banyoles lake and 6 km from the medieval town of Besalu.
This is a lovely, co...more
Can Felicia B&B
Can Felicia was constructed by Father Felicià as the school for the children in the area. Today it's an enchanting rural house with a great deal of personality.
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Bret and breakfast, cottage
Close to the city centre of Vic is our recently restored rural house. Anyone looking forward to enjoying a quiet and pleasent day should not miss the opportunity to stay here. We offer a wide range of typical Catalonian meals. The unforgettable scenery can be seen from a height of 900 m. (2918 feet)...more
This farmhouse is located in the midst of the countryside, in a typical Penedès district. It belongs to a group including five other houses, slightly separate from one another, which makes it quite cosy but at the same time gives it a feeling of privacy and tranquillity.
The house is surrounded b...more
Our selection in Perugia : Indipendent villa with private pool and wonderful view
Surrounded by the nice and green Umbrian countryside, close to Tuscany and Marche limits, “Il Borghetto di Pedana” in Città di Castello is the best place for people who wants to spend the perfect holiday to relax.It’s an old farmhouse part of an ancient village and it is dated Eighteenth century, ...more
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