This palace, in the heart of the emblematic and majestic town of Zafra known as “mini” Seville, was once the residence of Don Agustín Mendoza y Montero, Count of the Court and owner of cattle of the same name. The rooms of this hotel, taking inspiration from the world of bull fighting, are each named after prestigious cattle rearing families. Spacious, they all convey a classical, palatial feel with quality English style fabrics used for the curtains and bedcovers. The large bathrooms with high ceilings are colourful and original as is the shower that simulates a 19th century bird cage. The interior patio is used as a hallway leading to the different common areas and the breakfast room. Another charming space is the garden with swimming pool with Victorian style furniture creating different atmospheres.