Mas Torrencito
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The first rural pet house that accepts people.
Location and environment
Mas Torrencito is a cozy property set in a 15th-century country house in Parets d'Empordà. The environment is ideal for those seeking tranquility and nature, as the establishment is surrounded by lush gardens.
Pet acceptance
One of the most notable features of Mas Torrencito is that it is pet-friendly and offers a perfect environment for dogs and cats to roam freely in the gardens and common areas, such as the living room and dining room. This makes it a perfect place for animal lovers who want to travel with their pets.
Accommodation and facilities
Mas Torrencito has 8 rustic rooms featuring country decor with exposed stone walls and beamed ceilings. The rooms are designed to offer maximum comfort and are equipped with:
- Garden views
- Free Wi-Fi Internet
- plasma tv
- Air-conditioning
- Coffee maker
Common sreas and services
In the Mas Torrencito lounge you can drink tea and coffee, creating a cozy atmosphere to relax. Breakfast is served every morning in the dining room, which has an original bread oven. This detail adds a special and authentic touch to the breakfast experience. In addition, there is a terrace overlooking the gardens, where you can enjoy the natural beauty of the surroundings.
Outdoor pool
Mas Torrencito also offers an outdoor swimming pool, perfect for cooling off during the warmer months and enjoying the sun in a quiet, natural setting.
Living with pets
One of the most charming features of Mas Torrencito is the harmonious coexistence between guests and pets. The Torrencito's dogs and cats walk freely through the gardens and common areas, creating a family and relaxed atmosphere.
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