Mountain view over the Andalucian valley at golden hour

Andalucia · Spain

Surrounded by mountains,
designed for relaxation.

Casa Lomi is a boutique hideaway for slow mornings, long lunches and unhurried days with the people you love.

Our story

Two daughters, one house, our favourite corner of the world.

Spain stole our hearts a long time ago. The food, the people, the endless sunshine. Somewhere between a long lunch and another glass of Rioja, we realised we wanted a place of our own here.

Casa Lomi is that place. A peaceful retreat where mornings begin slowly, breakfasts linger a little longer, and afternoons are spent reading beneath the eucalyptus tree, sharing a board game on the terrace, and enjoying long conversations as the mountains stretch out before you.

Named after our daughters, Lois and Nomi, Casa Lomi is our little corner of the world. Today, we're delighted to share it with guests seeking space to unwind, reconnect, and enjoy the beauty of the mountains.

Anne and Freek raising glasses of red wine over a paella

The house

A cozy retreat with the mountains on your doorstep.

Aerial view of Casa Lomi nestled among trees and olive groves — 01 · Casa Lomi from above

Andalucian living room with wooden beams and terracotta floor — 02 · The living room

Cozy bedroom with bamboo ceiling and natural linen bedding — 03 · Bedroom under the bamboo

Ensuite bathroom with concrete sink and rattan pendant — 04 · Ensuite bathroom

Outdoor bar with rattan stools overlooking the Andalucian mountains — 05 · Sundowners at the bar

Back door of Casa Lomi opening onto the garden at dusk — 06 · The back door to the garden

Bright living room with bamboo ceiling, sofas and mountain views — 07 · The living room

Sleeps

Up to 6 guests, babybed available.

Inside

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, spacious living room and fully equipped kitchen.

Outside

Outdoor kitchen/bar, BBQ, shower, covered terrace, kids' playground — mountains in every direction.

The place

Olive groves, white villages, food that takes its time.

The house is a short mountain drive (about 7 minutes) away from Colmenar — a Spanish village that is still genuinely Spanish. No massive tourism, just friendly locals, bars and restaurants, a supermarket and a handful of small shops.