Sleep suspended among cherry trees, beneath one of Spain's clearest skies
“We don't rent rooms: we reserve the skies”
Nido de las Estrellas It stems from a simple idea: at the “Valle del Jerte,” the show doesn’t end when the sun goes down. Five bubbles and cabins suspended among century-old cherry trees, facing the sky, with no light other than that of the night itself.
Each space has been handcrafted using local wood, with minimal impact on the landscape: no foundations, no outdoor lighting, no noise. The valley streams in through the transparent dome, and no two nights are alike.
There’s no reception desk or hallways here. There’s a path winding through terraced cherry orchards, a breakfast basket at sunrise, and a breathtaking sky that makes every moment here a special occasion.
From sunset to sunrise, every moment is designed so that the setting does the rest.
Leave your car down below and walk up through the terraced fields. When you arrive, a glass of pitarra wine awaits you on the terrace as the valley glows orange.
A basket of local produce delivered to your bubble: goat cheese from Jerte, in-season cherries, wood-fired bread, and a stew served piping hot in a cast-iron pot.
The last lights along the trail go out. From bed, whether through a telescope or with the naked eye, the entire Vía Láctea comes into view. In winter, with a blanket and hot chocolate.
The fog rises from the gorge and drifts beneath your cabin. It’s the favorite moment for repeat visitors: the entire valley in silence, all to yourself.
A local breakfast delivered right to your door: cherry juice, homemade cake, mountain honey, and coffee brewed in a pot. No set times, no rush.
A 30 m² south-facing transparent dome with a king-size bed, its own telescope, and climate control. It’s the most popular choice on August nights, when the Perseid meteor shower (Perseidas) is visible.
A wooden cabin suspended 6 meters above a century-old cherry tree, featuring a hanging deck, an outdoor bathtub, and a skylight above the bed. In the spring, you literally sleep on a sea of flowers.
The most secluded spot on the estate: floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the gorge, gourmet cuisine served right in the cabin, and absolute silence. It’s accessible only on foot.
The estate is located right on the valley's hillside, nestled among gorges with crystal-clear water and more than a million cherry trees that blanket the entire landscape in white come spring.
A nature reserve with emerald-green pools—the valley’s must-see route.
The spectacle of 1.5 million cherry trees in bloom, designated a Festival of National Tourist Interest.
Extremadura's highest village and its viewpoints overlooking the valley.
A waterfall amid oak groves—spectacular during the spring thaw.
Club members enjoy a guided astronomy session with a telescope on their first night and a welcome basket of local products.
Subject to availability · Advance reservation required · One benefit per member per stay
138 Verified demo reviews
“We've stayed in five-star hotels all over the world, and none of them had this: the entire universe right above the bed.”
“The morning fog rolling past the cabin is something you never forget. We'll be back in the spring, when the cherry trees are in bloom.”
Check-in from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. · Final stretch on foot (300 m)
Check-out by 12:00 · Breakfast included
2 nights during peak season and on weekends
Cabaña del Cerezo welcomes families · Other accommodations are for adults only
Not allowed, out of respect for the local wildlife
Wi-Fi available only in the common area · The "bubbles," intentionally disconnected
All areas are climate-controlled · Open year-round
Free private parking at the trailhead
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