The inn
The house
The Prado Mayor is located in Quintanilla del Rebollar, in the region of Las Merindades (north of Burgos). It is a farmhouse, constructed in the regional style with some architectural and decorative elements that date its origin at the end of the 16th century
It has eight rooms, a living room with a fireplace, a porch, a garden and an orchard. Free Wifi. Pets are not allowed.
Sitting rooms, porch and garden
Situated in an adjoining building (once the wood store), the house boasts a comfortable sitting room on two floors. Guests can enjoy a relaxing evening of conversation, reading or board games in front of a real fire. The main building, on the first floor, also has a small sitting room with access to the balcony.
Outside, the large porch and the spacious garden with orchard are equipped with pleasant spaces to enjoy the good weather.
Kitchen and orchard
The kitchen offers homegrown products and others from the surrounding area. The gastronomic offer is homemade, simple and natural. Vegetables and fruit from the garden. Traditional breakfasts with local dairy, wood oven loaves, heather honey, homemade jams and pastries.
Vegetarian food needs are catered for, as are guests with diabetes, celiac disease or with various types of food allergies
At the inn there is a bar-cafeteria service, breakfasts and light à la carte dinners (prior order).
Rooms
Rates
These rates are promotional when booking through this website or by telephone contact.
| Room | Low season | High season |
|---|---|---|
| For single use | 68€ | 75€ |
| Doble | 80€ | 85€ |
| Suite | 100€ | 105€ |
Additional services
Breakfast: 10€
Environment
The main places of interest and the driving time from the inn are shown. Click on the image to directly access Google maps and calculate your route.
Espacio Natural de Ojo Guareña
The Prado Mayor is located in a privileged area, the Ojo Guareña Natural Area, declared a Natural Monument in 1996. Beech and oak forests abound, such as Rebollo, which gives the town its name. Where the rock is limestone, holm oaks and gall oaks predominate, surrounding the impressive karstic forms that make up the Ojo Guareña Complex, one of the most developed caves in Europe.
