Ca l’Aliu

A village house in the heart of the centre

Ca l’Aliu is a rural guesthouse in the pedestrian core of Peratallada, on Carrer de la Roca, a cobbled street that still bears the marks of cart wheels. It is run by David and Anahí, a couple who have lived in the Baix Empordà for almost thirty years and who come from more than twenty years in catering. They want you to feel at home and take particular care over breakfast, with local produce.

The rooms

It has seven rooms, for about twenty people in total: a triple, several doubles (standard, with terrace, superior and deluxe), a studio and a “double plus one” of 20 m², with a 150 cm bed and a 70 cm sofa bed for a child up to 8 years old. All have a full bathroom, air conditioning, heating, television, hairdryer and wifi.

For relaxing there is a dining room with several tables, a fully equipped kitchen that guests can use and a terrace with a porch and a large garden, with flowers, tables and chairs.

Breakfast

Breakfast is always included. The website does not offer dinners, but you can use the kitchen, and the restaurants in the centre are a few steps away. Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is at 11:00 at the latest, punctually.

Getting there and parking

You arrive by car: the house is inside the centre, where cars can’t go, and guests park free all year in the municipal car park. The nearest bus stop is about 2 km away, according to the house. From the door you have the medieval centre as far as Plaça de les Voltes, the moat cut into the rock and, a few kilometres away, the Iberian town of Ullastret and the Gavarres dolmen routes. The coves of Calella de Palafrugell, Llafranc or Tamariu and the beach at Pals are a short drive away.