Paco was the best host we could have for our five-day stay in his home. He was available to answer any questions and was an excellent source of information on local plants, food and tourist areas to visit. He actually brought us to Gerona on our last night and gave a tour of the City. It was like having our own tour guide. Paco also brought us to his favorite Tapa restaurant where you could pick your choice of tapas and at the end, the bill was calculated by the number of toothpicks and plates that were left on the table. This was our first time in such a typical Tapa bar.

The breakfasts were delicious and wholesome. Paco has his own chickens so the eggs quite fresh. Actually most of the ingredients in his dishes were from his own garden or bought with a lot of care (natural foods).

The location is a bit off the main area but its easily accessible via main and rural roads. It is actually not very far from Gerona, a major tourist area that has a lot to offer.

Of interest is that there are Roman ruins within walking distance from the house. These can be found on top of a hill overlooking a number of small towns. Quite spectacular!

Simply put, we arrived as guests, and left as friends.