The Cortijo de Los Mimbrales is basically a very large orange producing estate, converted to a totally unique hotel. Whilst the orange production continues on the estate, the hotel provides top quality, affordable accommodation in the heart of the Doñana National Park, within easy reach of the Costa de la Luz coastline.

The owners of the estate have gone to great lengths to give visitors everything they could wish for and whilst staying here, the estate is at your disposal. Take a horse from the stables or use one of the cycles or even a quad bike and explore the open countryside.

The cortijo offers a variety of accommodation ranging from a double bedroom through to an individual cottage with a kitchen, lounge, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a garden. The largest has a capacity for 4 people. Whichever you stay in you will notice that great attention has been made to the interior design and no expense has been spared. Throughout the whole hotel complex, period items have been used to decorate the walls and patios. Its an education in itself.

The bar is well kept and clean with a wonderful sunny patio where you can soak up the sun or sit in the shade.

The lounge is also decorated and furnished to the highest standard but retaining the style of years gone by.

The larger rooms also have their own lounges.

Breakfast at Mimbrales is an experience in itself with a wide selection of local produce including a lifetime supply of local grown oranges in various varieties.

The restaurant offers a wide selection of gourmet meals to be enjoyed as well as snacks, available all day.

You will never be short of somewhere to sit and relax at Mimbrales, round every corner is a comfortable seat, surrounded by potted plants and antique objects.

You will also find two swimming pools, designed in Arabic style and wide, open gardens.

The reception staff are happy to help you with local information and can arrange various tours and excursions for you. Here you can also arrange use of the stable facilities, the cycles and the quad bikes. The staff speak several languages.