We are a small family that came from a previous project of local tourism pioneer in the Ambroz Valley with more than 30 years of experience behind us. . We want you to feel at home and to use our gaze towards the territory to discover the region from its own essence, millenary, olive, agricultural, viticultural, livestock and peasant land. A compendium of cultures that left their mark over the centuries and whose heritage can be savored in the beauty of the landscapes, the mountain character of its landscape and the gastronomic tradition that it treasures. We have more than forty fully equipped houses of different sizes and distribution scattered around a beautiful centenary olive grove and with stunning views of the wooded circus in which our valley is located. Aldea Vetonia is an estate of more than two hectares and has a terrace bar and dining room for the exclusive use of our guests, swimming pool with sunbathing area, laundry service, children's and sports facilities. We have countless resources and the best team to make your stay a unique experience.

Friday and Saturday the reception schedule is uninterrupted from 9 in the morning until 00:00 at night. From Sunday to Thursday the reception schedule will be from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and from 5:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. For other schedules, contact the facility to arrange the delivery of the keys. The farm is dotted with 48 apartments grouped in sets of 4 small houses, each of them facing a cardinal point with which the feeling of intimacy is full. The houses have different sizes and distribution and have a kitchen / living room, bathrooms and bedrooms plus a porch / terrace. The farm has a bar-terrace-dining room, swimming pool, laundry service, games and sports area and playground.

The Ambroz Valley is nestled in the last foothills of the Sierra de Gredos, next to the Sierra de Béjar to the north and the Jerte Valley to the east. It has a rich historical and architectural legacy and a valuable natural heritage. More than two thousand years ago the old towns inhabited these mountains as evidenced by the vestiges of castros and boars that we found throughout the area. Natural place of passage to the north, the Romans turned these valleys into an oasis in the middle of Vía de la Plata, taking advantage of the thermal waters of what is now the spa of Baños de Montemayor and bequeathing the leafy chestnut trees that today coexist alongside the elegant oak. There are more archaeological remains from this period, such as the Roman village of Granjuela or the valuable site of Cáparra. Medieval times are the Templar castle of Granadilla and the Jewish quarter of Hervás. In the palace of Sotofermoso de Abadía, with one of the most outstanding Renaissance gardens of the time, Lope de Vega composed some works for his protector, the Duke