Our first floor is decorated in the Andalusian style and has 5 fully equipped rooms.

Astarté (101)
Astarté, named after the female goddess of nature, life and fertility. Room with a balcony facing the street and two joint beds. The room is styled with arabic decorations and very cozy.

Melkart (102)
Melkart, linked with Phoenician divinity and the Temple of Heracles, has a balcony with a view of the street and a queen-size bed. It is decorated in the Andalusian style with antique white furniture.

Tartesso (103)
Tartesso, heir of the megalithic culture of south east Iberia, supposedly within the triangle formed by the provinces of Sevile, Huelva and Cadiz. Room with a balcony facing the street and two joined beds and Andalusi finishes.

Carambolo (104)
Carambolo, city discovered 3 kms from Sevile, also site of a secret treasure worthy of a king, is an interior room with a window open to the patio. Has a queen-sized bed and is decorated in the Oriental fashion.

Aliseda (105)
Aliseda, a Tartesso city situated in the Sierra de San Pedro, Cáceres. It is an interior room with a large window facing the patio. The room is spacious and intimate and spectacularly decorated. It is fitted out for persons with reduced mobility.