House with 3 bedrooms with swimming pool

Our family of 5 spent 2 wonderful weeks at Casa Fontenla in Campo Lameiro. The house is simply fabulous. It is spacious and beautifully kept with the gardens and pool attended to every second day. Though there is no air conditioning, the stone walls mean that it never gets too hot inside. The village itself has everything needed, with the bakery, small shop, butchers and restaurant all less than 10 mins walk from the house. We visited Pontevedra and Santiago de Compostela whilst there. This house and its location is a wonderful place for anyone who likes walking, cycling, river swimming, visiting local towns and chilling out by the pool. Clara and Alberto were fantastic to deal with from our first enquiry through to our last day. A great family holiday in a beautiful part of Spain

A great house! It was very clean and spacious and fitted our family of 7 very well! The pool and garden was brilliant. The house had every amenity which we were grateful for. Albert was a great host with lots of information and a tour of the village. He was very kind and his communication was excellent. His mother Elena was also so kind and even gave our children little treats at the end. The village was nice and we loved the service and coffee at O Petos! The beaches were really great. A bit of a drive but they were not touristy and easy to park and get a meal. Marin and Bueu on one side of the water and Areas on the other side. Pontevedra is a lovely town and we got to visit when the Feria Franca festival was happening (first weekend in Sept)! An excellent stay in a very rural part of Spain. Thanks!

Casa Fontenla is a lovely traditional stone villa in a typical Galician hillside village 25 min from Pontevedra. It is spacious and tastefully modernised and well equipped inside. The bedrooms being on the lower floor, all with roller blinds, helps to keep the temperature down. We all loved the pool which is enclosed and very clean. There is a pretty courtyard behind the front gate, and the plants in the garden and the pots are cared for by Elena who lives in the village. She will also help you if little things go wrong (like a broken light bulb). Alberto’s home-made ‘Lonely Planet’ guide to the area was very helpful, as was his cousin Helladio’s advice on local events. We loved that the place is totally non-touristy. One can get the essentials in the village but for many restaurants, shops and supermarkets it is not far to Pontevedra and Marin. And just beyond Marin are many beautiful beaches (about 30-40 min from Campo Lameiro) with white sand which are almost empty for most of the day!