Country houses and places to stay in Mediona
In Mediona (Barcelona) you have 8 places to stay to book directly with the owner. You will find 1 other accommodation, 4 country houses, 3 holiday homes. All reviews are from guests who stayed through BookTripDirect.
Towns and villages of Mediona
Cal Brik
Country house registered in the tourism register of Catalonia (no. PB-001134).
Cal Farriol
Country house registered in the tourism register of Catalonia (no. PB-000667).
Cal Teixidor
Country house registered in the tourism register of Catalonia (no. PB-001608).
Can Oscar
Tourist-use dwelling registered in the tourism register of Catalonia (no. HUTB-065136).
Can Vital
Country house registered in the tourism register of Catalonia (no. PB-001176).
La Torre De L'olivera
Shared home registered in the tourism register of Catalonia (no. LLB-001078).
Sense especificar
Tourist-use dwelling registered in the tourism register of Catalonia (no. HUTB-014264).
What to see and do in Mediona
Heritage and culture
Nature
Hiking trails
- El Camí IT6TR6 El Camí Central: de Castelló de la Plana a Montserrat CC-C · 188.6 km · multi-stage route · Passes 350 m away · View route
- Penedès 360 Trekking P360T · 149.6 km · multi-stage route · Passes 1.7 km away · View route
- GR 172 De la Mussara a Bellprat - Etapa 07 GR 172 · 24.9 km · Starts 2.1 km away · View route
- GR 172 De la Mussara a Bellprat - Etapa 06 GR 172 · 14.8 km · Passes 2.1 km away · View route
Straight-line distances from the property. Data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Frequently asked questions about places to stay in Mediona
How many places to stay are there in Mediona?
BookTripDirect lists 8 places to stay in Mediona. By type: Country houses (4), Holiday homes (3), Other accommodation (1).
How do I book a place to stay in Mediona?
Directly with the property. Each listing shows the contact details available (phone, website, booking links or a message form). BookTripDirect charges no commission and takes no part in the booking.
Where does the information about these properties come from?
From the public tourism registers of Spain’s autonomous communities and from OpenStreetMap. Each listing states its source and, where available, its tourism registration number; owners can claim and complete it. See the data sources.