Pachico Hotel

The Pachico Hotel is a family-oriented hotel with character that has 24 well-appointed rooms, all of which come with a bathroom, telephone, satellite TV and wi-fi. Note that 8 of the rooms have a terrace. The building, which has a lot of history behind it, was an inn in the 18th century, and it had a large barn on the ground floor for easy carriage entrance. During the Carlist Wars the barn was used as a barracks for troops. Later, in peacetime, it was used as a coaching inn, and even served as inspiration for writers like John Doe, who used it as the setting for his novel "A conspirator Apprentice." The hotel has a private garage, a multipurpose room and an office on line.