Spain

This ancient manor house was originally the home of a local noble family, the González de Prelo y Castrillón, whence the hotel takes its name and whose coat-of-arms appears over the main entrance, with the earliest parts of the building dating back to the fifteenth century.

The first construction of Palacio de Meres dates from the first half of the 15th century, but it was not until the end of the 16th century that it was refurbished and expanded. Palacio de Meres organizes family, business and cultural events.

Having been connected to traditional partridge shooting in Spain for decades, the Medem family have been present for the most important national and organized hunts of the most important figures of the international hunting scene. Today Javier Medem, together with his wife, Almud…

A rustic estate in Spain with many different wildlife species. Relax and unwind in a locally styled garden on the Ciguiñuelas estate, visit the national wildlife reservation or hunt wild boar and other wildlife on the estate.