The “Botica Gomelia” is a house built in 1902, located in the Plaza Mayor, next to the Church of Santa María and in front of the house where Santo Domingo de Guzmán lived, forming part of the historic-artistic complex of Gumiel de Izán and protected by National Heritage.

It consists of two floors, each of which has been renovated and transformed into independent rural tourism houses “Botica Gomelia I” and “Botica Gomelia II”. In its restoration, the characteristics of the original construction of the house have been preserved: the balconies, the windows, the doors, the terracotta and wooden floors as well as the ceilings and the staircase that gives access to the two houses and a curious bread oven, called padilla, located in the kitchen, which in ancient times was used for curing the products of the pig slaughter, etc…

As for the furniture, it is the original furniture of the house, tables, cupboards, chairs, sofas, etc… totally restored and with all the modern comforts. The linen has been carefully chosen with white cotton or raw linen sheets and white towels with the house logo, table linen and individual tablecloths. It is equipped with complete crockery, glassware, breakfast and coffee sets, cutlery. The heating is by electric accumulators and the hot water by electric boiler.

THE GOMELIA APOTHECARY’S SHOP
With 107 m2, it is located on the first floor, with sloping wooden ceilings, it consists of:

• 1 Suite of 23 m2 with a double bed from the beginning of the 19th century with a beautiful traditional washbasin, and a sofa that transforms into a bed allowing the room to be used by four people. It also has a full bathroom, with a bathtub in the room itself.
• Green room with two beds of 90 cm each, bedside table, wardrobe and traditional washbasin.
• Living-dining room, with elegant armchairs from the beginning of the 19th century, bookcase, dining table for six people, sideboard. Both the living room and the double bedroom have large windows overlooking the Plaza Mayor.
• Fully fitted bathroom with shower, fully equipped.
• Kitchen formerly used for curing the slaughter, with wooden furniture, marble table and old bench, chairs and the same equipment as the first house, it also has the charm of maintaining the original front structure of an old bread oven that can be seen from the living room.