Casa Rural Llano Campo
Casa Rural Llano Campo is a rural guest house on Calle Llano de Campos in Hermigua, La Gomera, very close to the Garajonay National Park and surrounded by banana plantations. The building dates from the late nineteenth century, follows traditional Canarian architecture and was fully restored in 2014. It is divided into two independent units: Casa I, for four people, and Casa II, for three.
Casa Rural Llano Campo occupies a two-storey building in the traditional Canarian style, put up in the late nineteenth century and completely restored in 2014. It stands in Hermigua, in a valley surrounded by banana plantations and very close to the Garajonay National Park, within easy reach of both the coast and the mountains.
The property is split into two units: Casa I, for four people, with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, and Casa II, for three, with one bedroom and one bathroom. Both have a kitchen diner fitted with oven, ceramic hob, microwave, fridge and small appliances, a sitting room, a utility room with washing machine, wifi and a smart television. Outside there are front and rear gardens, a patio with a terrace and a seating area within the banana plantation. Bicycles are available to guests, and the website keeps an availability calendar.
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