Deep in the heart of the noble and emblematic city of Zafra, known as "Little Sevilla", this 1840 palace was once the home to Don Agustín Mendoza y Montero, count of the court, and owner of the cattle breeding ranch of the same name.

The rooms are named after the best stockbreeding ranches and have bullfighting themes. Generously proportioned, they emanate a classic and palatial flair which can be seen in particular in the bed and window dressings, featuring the grace and distinguished air of a purely English style. The ample bathrooms with high ceilings are a cornucopia of colour and originality, as is the shower resembling a 19th Century bird cage.

The interior patio leads to various common areas and the breakfast room. Another charming space is the garden and pool with Victorian era inspired furniture and its diverse atmospheric settings.

Children welcome

Disabled facilities

Car park

24hr. Reception

Bellboys

Laundry service

Air conditioning

Hair dryer