Hello! I’m Juani, the host of La Almazara del Cristo, and it will be a pleasure to welcome you to my home. This restored olive mill is part of my life, and today I share it with joy so that others can experience the peace, nature, and tradition that have always surrounded us. I love hosting travelers because each person brings their own story, and being able to share ours—the story of a land of dehesas, culture, and warm-hearted people—is very special to me. What I enjoy most is seeing guests feel at home, whether they are resting in a quiet corner, discovering the flavors of Extremaduran cuisine, or exploring the trails of Monfragüe National Park. In my daily life, I enjoy cooking, taking care of the garden, and living in the countryside. I believe it’s those little details that make this place unique, and that’s why I put my heart into making your stay comfortable, welcoming, and memorable. Here you’ll find a space designed to disconnect, reconnect with the essentials, and take home an authentic memory of Extremadura. I look forward to welcoming you with open arms!

La Almazara del Cristo is a former olive oil mill that has been beautifully restored in the heart of the Monfragüe Mountains, where tradition and comfort come together to offer you an unforgettable stay. Every corner of the house preserves the essence of local history, combined with carefully chosen décor that blends rustic charm with modern touches, creating a warm and authentic atmosphere. Our guests enjoy spacious, character-filled rooms, inviting common areas perfect for relaxation, and a privileged natural setting surrounded by dehesas and unique landscapes. The accommodation is designed to make you feel at home—whether you’re unwinding in the peaceful courtyard, reading by the fireplace, or exploring Monfragüe’s hiking trails and scenic viewpoints. The serenity of the surroundings, the warm hospitality, and the authenticity of the place turn every visit into a unique experience that invites you to return.

La Almazara del Cristo is located in Serradilla, a charming village in the province of Cáceres, surrounded by nature, tradition, and the warm hospitality of Extremadura. Visitors especially appreciate the tranquility of the area and its proximity to some of the most beautiful and emblematic places in the region. Just minutes away lies Monfragüe National Park, a natural paradise renowned for its biodiversity and spectacular viewpoints, where vultures, eagles, and deer can be observed in the wild. Hiking and photography enthusiasts particularly enjoy routes such as the Monfragüe Castle or the Salto del Gitano, both considered must-sees. Serradilla itself is home to one of its greatest treasures: the Sanctuary of Cristo de la Victoria, declared a Site of Cultural Interest. This place of deep devotion houses a unique artistic and religious work—the Cristo de la Victoria—which attracts visitors from across the region. Its history and traditional festivities are an integral part of the town’s identity. The surroundings combine the dehesa of Extremadura, with its holm oaks and cork oaks, and villages full of history. From Serradilla, you can easily reach Plasencia, a lively monumental city, or the Royal Monastery of Guadalupe, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. For those seeking gastronomy, the local cuisine is a highlight: Iberian cured meats, cheeses, migas extremeñas, or lamb stew can be enjoyed in family-run restaurants and traditional taverns. Local markets and shops also offer products such as olive oil, honey, and artisanal goods. The neighborhood itself invites you to stroll through peaceful streets, chat with friendly locals, and experience traditional festivals that showcase the essence of Extremaduran culture. Thanks to its location, Serradilla is also the perfect base to explore the region—whether cycling, visiting nearby villages, or relaxing by the fireplace after a day in nature.