We present the 10 most visited accommodations by Rusticae users on our website during the year 2019.
The Nabia once again tops another of our top 10 lists of 2019. In In this case, Hotel Nabia is the Rusticae accommodation most visited by all of you on our website during these last twelve months. And we understand it, because that style and comfort that permeates every corner and with those panoramic views of the Tiétar valley, make anyone fall in love.
Nobody leaves the Finca el Pao indifferent. This beautiful hotel occupies one of the first places in the list of the most visited of Rusticae in 2019. It is a hotel in the heart of the Sierra del Cabeçó d'Or with 5 suites, respecting the Feng Shui energies and in harmony with its five elements: wood, fire, earth, metal and water. And for the most romantic getaways, stay with the bubble suite on the terrace, to be able to contemplate the stars throughout the night.
Hotel Barosse is one of the most visited hotels in Rusticae. And it never fails to ensure a romantic getaway in the Aragonese Pyrenees. Being an "Adults Only" guarantees privacy and tranquility. Don't miss out on their fantastic breakfasts and their cozy spa. Besides its location next to Jaca and very close to important ski resorts in the Pyrenees, they delight snow lovers.
"A Sea of Sensations." This is how the owner defines the Hotel Pleamar , a charming hotel that Look at the sea from the fishing town of Puerto de Vega, in Asturias. And it is one of the most visited because it is perfect both in winter and in summer. In the months of good weather, its beaches will make you fall in love, and in the cold days you will want to settle in the lounge next to the fireplace and have a coffee.
We finished the ranking of the 10 most visited Rusticae accommodations on our website with the Hotel Molino Tejada. An old stone mill from the 16th century, hidden in hidden farmland next to the Ebro river, near its birth. Where you can enjoy the surroundings and rest in its spacious reading room with fireplace and glass floor, where you will see the water of the Ebro River runs at your feet.