La Casa De Bovedas Charming Inn

with just tree double room and two suiteroom. From the open air terrace, guests can admire the stunning terrain of steep hills and deep valleys which rises in front. You'll also feel a strong sense of history when you stay with us - as if you are stepping back in time. The house is more than 500 years old. Outside in the narrow streets are monuments and whitewashed houses which have stood for centuries. And it's all very romantic!

All the rooms have a private bath room with tub in the suiteroom and shower in a double room. All the rooms are ample, luminous and have central heating, air conditioning, TV, hair dryer, CD player (music) and private bath in all the rooms with bathtub in the suites. Each room is different and has meticulous detail for a pleasant rest and the comfort of the visitor.

All the house have a very nice view to the mountains Sierra de Cádiz . From the open air terrace, guests can admire the stunning terrain of steep hills and deep valleys which rises in front

Thick, white plaster walls, wrought iron windows, colourful tiles, arches, and bright colours details, enhance the bedrooms, also equipped with modern amenities. From the open air terrace, guests can admire the stunning terrain of steep hills and deep valleys which rises in front.

At La Casa de Bovedas, guests will experience lodging with enchantment, and enjoy the beauty of the antique, opposed to modern comfort, in the very ancient heart of Arcos de la Frontera. In this peaceful place, amongst churches, palaces and other interesting buildings, our guests will enjoy the serenity of the town´s ancient beauty.

This historical town, described by numerous writers as the most beautiful in Spain, occupies a privileged position at the foot of the country (see Europe map right) in Cádiz Province. Known as the Gateway to the Pueblos Blancos - White Villages - Arcos de la Frontera is close to the unspoilt Costa de la Luz, high sierra around Grazalema and beautiful cities like Cádiz and Jerez.
The historical quarter of Arcos, enclosed by the Cuesta de Belén (Bethlehem Hill) and the Puerta de Matrera (Matrera Gate), was declared a national monument in 1962.

In La Corredera, the street which crosses the town from top to bottom, entering from the A-382 road, you will come to the Hospital de San Juan de Dios, the old Vera Cruz shrine. At the end of the Cuesta de Belén is the Palace of the Condes de Aguila and nearby, lies one of the most precious jewels of the town: the castle, Arabic in origin, and later re-built by the Christians in around 1430. Going up Calle Deán Espinosa you come to the Iglesia de Santa María (St. Mary’s Church). This is the principal church of the Mary’s was built in the fifteenth century on the site of a mosque and the main façade is plateresque Gothic. For its part St. Peter’s looks more like a fortress and the style is Gothic