Rooms
Four double rooms, each with its own character: low wooden beds, stone walls and warm light.
Accommodation
A fortified farmhouse with architectural elements from the 16th to the 19th century, declared a Cultural Asset of Local Interest by Tàrrega Town Council.
Located in the oldest part of the village, between the parish church and the remains of the medieval castle, Ca l’Ortís preserves stables, wine and grain vats, oil presses, a cellar carved into the rock, a farmyard, stone threshing floors, arches and even a 9-metre-deep cistern, also carved into the rock.
The old lofts of the house, used for centuries to store grain, almonds, olives and farm tools, or to dry sausages and hams, have been restored as holiday accommodation with a unique charm: original timber beams and laths, Catalan tiles on the ceiling, thick stone walls and a pleasant terrace overlooking the fields.
The spaces
Dining room and kitchen
A large room with an equipped kitchen, dining area, open fireplace and sitting room for sharing meals and evenings.
Terrace
For breakfast in the sun, reading, or watching the sun set over the Segarra fields.
Equipment and services
- 4 double rooms (single or double beds depending on the room)
- 2 bathrooms
- Full kitchen and dining room
- Open fireplace and heating
- Sitting room
- Terrace with views
- Bed linen and towels
- Home-cooked dinners on request
- Guided visits and advice on the area
The house can be booked by room or as a whole. If you are travelling as a group, ask us about rates.