Casa de pueblo

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Private room in home hosted by Johnny

2 guests
1 bedroom
1 bed
Shared toilet with sink

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Benifairó de los Valles is a small village, located 7 km from the sea with the mountains almost in the backyard.

It is an agreable house with a cool inner garden, 4 bedrooms with 6 double beds for max. 12 persons.

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Experience traditional small village life. Located in a fertile valley among citrus groves and ancient, masterfully crafted carob, almond and olive terraces, Benifairo is a small and traditional Valencian village. It is located halfway between Valencia and Castellón in the Campo de Morvedre, 6kms from the sea and it’s promenade, nude beach, restaurants and summer bars - “ chiringuitos”.
Moors originally settled this area establishing a sophisticated network of irrigation and terracing that are UNESCO protected. You can do a walking/bike tour and easily see the artistry of the construction, including water mills, laundries and channels. The casa is a century-old family home fully restored in a two year project. It has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, an internal courtyard garden filled with jasmine and passionflower vines, an alfresco dining area and a terrace for sunny morning breakfasting or timeout in a hammock. Listen for ringing village church bells or just kick back and snooze - you will have all the privacy you desire. The casa is also a good base for hiking and beach-going.

Valencia is a 30 min train ride away and has many attractions, including over 40 museums, art galleries, tapas bars, the new city of sciences and the largest aquarium in Europe.

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What this place offers

Courtyard view

Garden view

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Wifi

Free on-street parking

Private hot tub

Pets allowed

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Benifairó de les Valls, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain

Places of interest in the village:
Chapel of the virgin of the good success: located on top of a small hill, dating from the seventeenth century. It is a typical example of religious building of Valencian Baroque. You can access it after climbing 189 steps.

Guarner House: It is an ancient eighteenth century house belonging to the family Musoles. The structure of the house follows the traditional Valencian scheme. Its last resident was Lluís Guarner, who decorated the house and garden with antiques and works of art, and gave the house a large library. Today it is owned by the Bancaja Foundation, and it is used throughout the year for exhibitions, concerts, contests, games and tributes.

Sánchez Coello house: It is the birthplace of Alonso Sanchez Coello, who was court painter to Philip II. In 2004 it was restored to maintain its original structure and elements. It opened to the public as a cultural space on Octob(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN).

Perentori house: From the sixteenth century, this house served as a mill. Today it is converted into an ethnographic museum, open to the public during festivals.

Hosted by Johnny

Joined in April 2012

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I wish you a wonderfull time in Spain and see you around ;).

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In a few words, I am curious and do not have TV. My interest is mainly about vibrations, and getting down the rabbit hole, nothing from the main stream media, of course. So my pers…