La Perla is a large stone house dating back to the town’s silver mining era. It has been renovated to offer comfort and tranquility. It consists of two buildings: one for sleeping, with 6 bedrooms and a living room with a fireplace; and a second building in the garden, which houses a large, private common area with a kitchen, barbecue, and a porch overlooking the pool. Between the two buildings lies a beautiful garden with a terrace and a pergola.
Hiendelaencina, the village where we’re located, is situated in the Sierra de Guadalajara near the “black villages,” the “golden villages,” the Tejera Negra beech forest, Atienza, Sigüenza, and close to a reservoir where swimming is permitted. In the village itself, you’ll find a bar, a restaurant, a bakery, a medical center, and several hiking trails to enjoy nature.
You can also see the old silver mines and hydroelectric structures from that same era along the Bornova River, visit the silver mining museum, enjoy the starry skies from the Starlight viewpoint, and above all, enjoy the peace and quiet.
We are committed to sustainability, and all our decisions are carefully considered to minimize any negative impact.

We, the hosts, live in a private section of the main building—the one with the guest rooms—and do not use any facilities reserved for guests.