A quiet place to stay

A linen-dressed bed with a terracotta throw beneath an arched plaster wall, balcony doors open to the sea at sunset

Slow days above the sea

Casa Aurora sits on a terraced hillside above the village of Sant Elia. Whitewashed walls, terracotta floors and linen that dries in the sun.

There is no spa menu and no schedule. Just fourteen rooms, a plunge pool and a kitchen that cooks what the garden gives.

A terrace breakfast table with figs, peaches, croissants and coffee above the sea

Breakfast is the long meal

Figs from the lower terrace, bread baked at seven, eggs from the farm down the road. Served outside from eight until the last cup is poured.

Breakfast is included with every room.

Our experiences
Around the house

Stairs, courtyards and long tables

A few corners of Casa Aurora, as they look on an ordinary day.

A long wooden table set with candles and olive branches at dusk
Stone stairs under magenta bougainvillea climbing toward the sea
A gravel courtyard with lemon trees and an iron bench
An olive grove at sunset with a stone path and a view of the bay
A whitewashed hotel terrace at golden hour with cane chairs and the sea beyond
A stone plunge pool with two linen loungers facing the sea at sunset

A plunge pool with a horizon

Cut into the hillside below the terrace, the pool is cool, still and shared by no more than fourteen rooms. The loungers face west.

Guest notes

Written on the way out

“We came for three nights and stayed for six. Nobody hurried us, and nobody ever forgot our names.”
Clara and Joris
Stayed in June
“The best breakfast I have had in years, eaten with my feet on warm stone. I am already planning the return.”
Helena M.
Terrace Room
“Quiet in the way that is hard to find now. We read, we swam, we slept. That was the whole trip.”
Tomas R.
Bay Suite

Come for dinner, stay for the week

Rooms open from April to October. Write to us and we will hold your dates for 48 hours.