Fodor's Expert Review Can Curreu

The traditional architecture here, reminiscent of a Greek island village, features a cluster of low, whitewashed buildings—and each room has one of these buildings to itself, with a private patio artfully separated from its neighbors. Rooms have deep, comfortable sofas, upholstered in warm tones, built-in pine closets, and red-brown tile floors, and the overall effect is very soothing. Suites have fireplaces and jetted tubs. Can Curreu has its own stables, as well as orange and lemon groves. The restaurant, open to the public, serves an excellent five-course tasting menu.