The La Almedina palace was built at the beginning of the 20th century and belonged to the Marquis of Foronda, royal curator of the Barcelona Universal Exhibition in 1929 where he met the architect Antonio Gómez Davó, who made the plans for La Almedina as well as those of the Ajuria palace. -Enea current residence of the Endakari in the Basque country. The palace is in a privileged location with the best views of the Cazorla mountain range. Foronda wanted to invite Alfonso XIII to the deer hunts. The civil war prevented the aristocrat's claim and the palace went through various vicissitudes until it reached the hands of the current owner: Félix Sánchez López de Vinuesa, who has respected the essence of the original construction, and has restored it by adding an oil mill that today is the jewel of Cazorla for the quality of the oil it produces. In addition, it consists of a historical oil museum. It has a tasting room of exquisite elegance. You can visit and buy the oil at the same bottling plant. Weddings have been celebrated in Almedina due to the unique beauty of the surroundings. Today the owners live on the ground floor and offer the marquis suite on the first floor, as well as three adjoining bedrooms and a living room. The visitor will be able to spend time among olive trees that they will not forget due to the beauty of the landscape, the tranquility that is breathed, a spectacular sky and the proximity to their hosts who also offer them the splendid library. In summary: We offer a stay with the atmosphere of the Spanish aristocracy for high-class clients. La Almedina is in the foothills of the Sierra de Cazorla, from where you can start hiking routes with authentic charm

University professor who has added character to the palace, preserving elegance and aristocratic comfort so that the client can find and enjoy a rest in a pleasant atmosphere with a privileged environment.