SKD Casa Naranja Suite Rioja

I see that they have few reviews, so I'm going to expand a little more so that you have a little more clarity on where you are going. The house is great, the grounds are nice, well kept and they have a small pool ideal for cooling off after check-in or before you leave (we went in August). It is located near a village that doesn't have much, but it is always good in case you have to buy something. The suite is spectacular, super nice and doesn't lack a detail. The check-in is online and they leave the suite keys in a little box with a password. They send you a WhatsApp with instructions the same day you arrive and they answer you in the same WhatsApp if you have any questions, it is not a programmed bot. Everything is new and is as seen in the photos, with new furniture, everything as seen, there is no visual deception. Only the 'piscinita' individual pool' of the suite, has no scrubber (or at least ours did not turn it on) and it gives you a little thing to use it for something else other than to cool your feet, but I think it is literally for that, so fine. If you want something else, you go up to the common pool, which is amazing. Breakfast is included and they put it in the fridge so you can eat it the next day and it's bread rolls, with milk, juice, jam, some slices of ham, cheese and some capsules for a Nespresso that they have there, pretty good in my opinion. I think there is an option to ask them to prepare a homemade dinner for you, but you have to ask for it a couple of days in advance and we didn't do it, so I don't have an opinion on that. things to keep in mind? We went in August, and these suites are PVC, so they are literally like a greenhouse. We arrived at about 7 o'clock, with a couple of hours of sunshine left, so after so many hours of getting direct sun, when we opened the door it was so hot we were scared. They have two air conditioning machines, a portable one of those that have become fashionable lately and a "normal" of all life with the compressor on the outside, because the heat was so strong, that the "normal" threw hot air. We thought it was broken, but no, when the sun went out it started working fine. The shampoo jars were literally melting from the heat. This is not meant as a criticism, just to make you aware that during the sunny hours you can't practically be inside; you are going to spend the night, not the day there. We left the door open, turned off the hot air and turned on the fan to move all the hot air and went to the pool. After that, when it got dark, the air conditioners worked perfectly and it was great inside the suite. The view of the stars at night is great and they put opaque masks on so you can sleep when the sun rises in the morning. In short, I would totally recommend it, just keep in mind the sun hours if you go in summer, but it was really a very good experience, with facilities in perfect condition, easy to get to and very very nice.