We are a company specialising in tourist accommodation (urban and rural), and our main objective is to be part of the success of your holiday, satisfying the accommodation needs of our guests with high quality standards. We have one of the reasons to make your Xperience unforgettable. Our history of relationships with clients, of all nationalities, who visit us year after year, has given us a lot of value that now translates into offering the best service so that the families who accompany us can enjoy a good stay and disconnect from the hustle and bustle of the big city. We are very happy that you have chosen us to spend your holidays in our accommodation. If you have any questions, we are at your disposal. We take care of every detail to differentiate ourselves from the rest. So you will feel at home.

The El Enebrillo estate offers a complete and comfortable stay, allowing you to experience the simple pleasures of the Andalusian countryside within its elegant and stately atmosphere. Located in the municipality of Santa Elena, in the north of the province of Jaén and next to the Despeñaperros pass, the estate is a farmhouse dating from the beginning of the 20th century, with a simple yet refined rural style and a surface area of 750m2. Its natural slate façade and whitewashed whitewashed rendering, its copper-coloured tiles hide a fully restored interior, modern, but without losing its personality. The farmhouse has a capacity for 16 people, distributed in 8 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, main lounge, children's lounge, guest bathroom, indoor and outdoor dining room, large kitchen, suite with terrace, seven bedrooms, porch, terrace, swimming pool, playground, outdoor and indoor patios, barbecue area, laundry area and parking for several vehicles.

The El Enebrillo estate is lucky and proud to be located in one of the most interesting places in the Spanish geography, the scene of some of the key moments in our history and guardian of an immense material and cultural heritage. The Despeñaperros pass, formed around 320 million years ago and with previous geological structures, such as Los Órganos, which arose when the whole area was covered by an ancient sea, Despeñaperros has a curious morphology defined by its folds, fractures and cracks. This made the gorge the perfect place for the first peoples to settle in search of shelter and food; a place where they could develop their culture. There are numerous prehistoric and Iberian sites, the latter including a considerable variety of bronze figures and statuettes, which were used as offerings in religious ceremonies in what is now known as the Collado de los Jardines Sanctuary and the Cueva de los Muñecos (Cave of the Dolls). Following the Empedraillo Path it is possible to find the remains of the old Roman road, which connected the south and the centre of the peninsula. These roads remained in use until well into the Middle Ages and served to link the valley's inhabitants in their daily lives. Despeñaperros was also the site of the mythical battle of Navas de Tolosa (1212), which marked a turning point in the struggles between the Christian kingdoms and the Caliphate with the victory of Alfonso VIII over the Almohads of Al-Nasir. Santa Elena is closely linked to this battle, as it was here that the Almohads set up their camp and where the cross to which the Christian victory was attributed was kept. Despeñaperros continued to grow and transform, but without ever forgetting its roots and protecting the nature that characterises it and makes it famous. In July 1989, the area was declared a Natural Park, guaranteeing its protection and conservation.