Les Tallades (Vilanova de Sau)

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Les Tallades holiday home is a renovated 14th-century manor house located in Vilanova de Sau, a few kilometers from Vic, in a landscape dominated by the cliffs of Tavertet, the Guilleries and the Sau reservoir.

Our facilities offer spaces for leisure, sports, adventure and relaxation to provide you with maximum comfort and warmth, and make your stay a good memory.

All rooms at Les Tallades have a private bathroom and include linens. Our kitchen prepares menus for a balanced and healthy diet, adapted to different needs.

The sports and adventure facilities offer ideal activities for enjoying nature and discovering your body's potential. The activity rooms provide the opportunity to spend fun times with family and friends.

We have a treetop adventure park, zip line circuit, archery and kayaking area, basketball and soccer courts, ping-pong tables and a swimming pool.

Services

220 accommodation places.
1 dining room with capacity for 190 people.
5 activity rooms.
Adapted rooms and bathrooms.
TV Zone.
Rooms.
Football and basketball courts.
Football field 11.
Pool.
Wi-Fi.
Tent for celebrations.
Zip line circuit.
2 treetop adventure parks.
Archery area.
Own monitor service.
Private wooded area.

Registration Number in Tourism Register of Catalonia and Andorra: CC000209

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