This is one of the most interesting palaces/ historic monument I’ve ever visited. There appears to be 3 tours/day in English and others in Spanish.. you’d need to go to the palace and see the notice on the door of the different times of tours. It’s shut the rest of the time.The tour is given by one of the two inhabitants of the palace, the count and his brother. The count really brought the whole place to life, I felt I learnt about a noble family and Spanish history. I disagree with comments about poor restoration and lack of cleanliness. I just felt I’d stepped back in time, and could imagine life in the rooms with his ancestors. Do go! It takes less than one hour, but will linger in your mind for many days. Fabulous value for €8.

It was fascinating over a lengthy guided tour to hear so much about the long resident family and to see a plethora of artistic treasures and family mementos. In the same family for many centuries the Palacio has been passed along the numerous generations. It was also pleasant to spend time in the gorgeous gardens.

We wet staying at the Palace (thoroughly recommended), so of course we took the tour! Only a small group (4 of us), we are shown around the delightful old building by the current Count’s younger brother - For all the fabulous antiques and history, this is still a family home. So many beautiful items relating to their family history, which sit alongside, more modern family mementos. A lovely way to spend an hour and see behind the doors of a more unusual historical home.

We stayed in this historical gem, a beautiful old palace with a lot of history. The generously sized ensuite room had a wonderfully comfortable bed with high quality bedding, a coffee maker with pods, complimentary chocolates and exquisite biscuits, an authentic bathroom and a view over the beautiful garden with a small pool, perfect for a refreshing dip in the morning. Upon our arrival, the Marquis picked us up at the central square (underground public car park), about 3 minutes walk away. It was very nice and interesting to talk to him and also later on by chance his mother in the garden. We thoroughly enjoyed the detailed tour of the house with its fascinating history and artefacts, which is free for guests and was led by a very knowledgeable and lovely historian. And as someone else already commented, we also disagree with the negative comments of another guest, who did not appreciate the character of the house, which would get lost by modernisation, and it was by no means dusty or dirty.