Ha estat uns del millor llocs on hem estat amb la família de vacances rurals. Un respecte molt profund pels animals i per la natura. Animals molt nets, (mai havia vist un galliner tan net, bonic i variat ) Han fet les delícies de les meves nenes adolescents. Vaques tranquil·les a la vora, i toro espectacular. El masover, en Marc, sempre disposat a ensenyar i estimar els animals. Lloc en ple bosc d’alzines, camins molt bonics, oportunitat de veure el Teix mil·lenari d’Orri, en un entorn encantador. Hem vist molt aprop animals salvatges, com daines, sempre assessorats pel Marc. Per altre banda la Masia es preciosa, amplia, gran , i molt be conservada, del segle 17. Però amb les comoditats d’ara. Si es veritat que no te velocitat de fibra òptica però qui vol això a la natura? Esta molt i molt bé. El camí, es veritat que necessita ser quitranat per no anar tant lent en pujar o baixar .. es fa llarg, però una vegada allà val la pena.

Vam estar molt a gust

Caro para los inconvenientes que presenta

Très bien équipé, accueil sympathique. La route d'accès est étroite et longue (9 km) mais nous étions prévenus donc pas de soucis.

Casa bonita y muy bien equipada pero el wifi no funciona, la piscina sucia sin depuradora y 20 minutos de camino sin asfaltar para llegar.

Nous avons passé deux très bonnes semaines à l'Orri. La maison est fonctionnelle et très agréable, entourée par les montagnes. L'endroit est idéal pour des vacances en pleine nature. Marc qui nous a accueillis était très attentionné. Seul bémol, le chemin d'accès est vraiment difficile.

We stayed a week in July at L'Orri, Gonzalo's farm high up on the Garrotxa mountainside. The scenery is absolutely breathtaking, with a long winding road leading up to the farm. The farm has two main buildings, where we disposed of about half of the more traditional one. It was more than large enough for us (four adults and one small child), very well equipped, and as rustic (wood beams in the roof, open fire place, etc) as you would imagine. There is a large garden which we used a lot, with a swimming pool, barbecue, and a shaded eating area, all with a great view. Overall, everything in the description of the house was there and more, so we were very happy with it. The farm is active, and has a few cows roaming the mountain as well as a vegetable patch. Taking care of this as well as guests is a couple living in the valley close to the farm. They were very friendly and helpful, visiting the farm about once a day, giving us fresh vegetables and making sure everything was alright. An extra thanks for all the children's things they lent us! During our stay, we combined hiking with visiting the area by car. Not to far, there are a number of hiking trails leading both to the summits of the nearby mountains as well as to sights such as caves or the areas numerous Romanesque churches. Of the hikes we took, I would recommend the trail up to Puig de Bassegoda, great views from the top. It is really a great area for hiking! As a heads up, some of the roads high in the mountains leading to the start of some marked hikes, are in poor condition, such as the one leading higher up after the L'Orri. So if you don't have a jeep, hiking really is recommended. As it says in the description, the farm is quite isolated, but once you get down into the valley (about 35 min), the medieval villages of the area, as well as the coast is not far. Of the things we visited, swimming under the pont de llierca in the next valley as well as enjoying the spanish three hour lunches in the heat of the day in the villages was the best. Overall, we had a great stay and I would recommend this to anyone wanting a relaxing stay with a beautiful view in the Pyrenees!

We stayed a week in July at L'Orri, Gonzalo's farm high up on the Garrotxa mountainside. The scenery is absolutely breathtaking, with a long winding road leading up to the farm. The farm has two main buildings, where we disposed of about half of the more traditional one. It was more than large enough for us (four adults and one small child), very well equipped, and as rustic (wood beams in the roof, open fire place, etc) as you would imagine. There is a large garden which we used a lot, with a swimming pool, barbecue, and a shaded eating area, all with a great view. Overall, everything in the description of the house was there and more, so we were very happy with it. The farm is active, and has a few cows roaming the mountain as well as a vegetable patch. Taking care of this as well as guests is a couple living in the valley close to the farm. They were very friendly and helpful, visiting the farm about once a day, giving us fresh vegetables and making sure everything was alright. An extra thanks for all the children's things they lent us! During our stay, we combined hiking with visiting the area by car. Not to far, there are a number of hiking trails leading both to the summits of the nearby mountains as well as to sights such as caves or the areas numerous Romanesque churches. Of the hikes we took, I would recommend the trail up to Puig de Bassegoda, great views from the top. It is really a great area for hiking! As a heads up, some of the roads high in the mountains leading to the start of some marked hikes, are in poor condition, such as the one leading higher up after the L'Orri. So if you don't have a jeep, hiking really is recommended. As it says in the description, the farm is quite isolated, but once you get down into the valley (about 35 min), the medieval villages of the area, as well as the coast is not far. Of the things we visited, swimming under the pont de llierca in the next valley as well as enjoying the spanish three hour lunches in the heat of the day in the villages was the best. Overall, we had a great stay and I would recommend this to anyone wanting a relaxing stay with a beautiful view in the Pyrenees!