1.         Tariffs for 2012 as indicated are prices inclusive of buffet breakfast and exclude 8% VAT. All rooms have en suite facilities.

2 Conditions apply: no credit cards, cash only for the full final bill (including bar and restaurant), payment or part-payment by credit card may result in you losing any special deals. “Stay 7, pay 6” valid from the week before Easter until June 30th and from September 1st to finish in November 7 November, “stay 4, pay 3” valid from 8 November to March 25th 2013. Only valid when paying the full room price, any reduced room rates do not qualify for these deals.

3 Special 5th anniversary offer valid from 01 July 2012 to 31 August 2012, stay 7 nights, pay 5, when the whole final bill (including bar and restaurant) is paid for entirely in cash at the end of your stay. You will also be required to dine in a minimum of 3 nights (with your whole party) during your stay. Those who prefer to dine elsewhere will either not be able to enjoy this special offer, or will be charged 3 x 25€ extra per person for a stay of one week, children under 10 = 12.5€ (choice of either at the discretion of the owners). Prices subject to 8% VAT. Relevant parts of the above conditions 1 and 2 also apply.

4         You can book the whole of La Haza for you, your family and/or friends, or just to have the place to yourselves (without any other guests), whilst always enjoying being spoiled by Bernadette and Patriek (no self-catering). La Haza can accommodate up to a maximum of 13. Prices quoted for chartering La Haza are based on 10 people using 5 rooms, and all taking meals daily.

Contact us to get a quote based on your own situation and requirements.

And finally:

We display proudly and prominently our registration number with the Junta de Andalucia (CR/CO00081) on our home page, as this proves that we are completely legal and have undergone the rigorous checks that come with this registration. We are also the only B&B in the area, approved (and checked) by Alastair Sawday’s Guides and the Michelin Guide (ditto)!

Wherever you wish to book, you should always check that other places provide you with the same information, for if not, it is likely that they are illegally run. You are also higly unlikely to get any money back from the illegally-run B&B nor indeed from their insurance, should they even have one!

Albeit we do not mean to imply that your stay would be compromised if all goes well, it may well be entirely different in case you have a mishap or an accident. Don’t just be tempted by low prices or cheaper accommodation (easy of course, if you don’t pay taxes or insurance) for it might seriously spoil your holiday.