Casa Aingeru

The bed is comfortable, the room has mosquito nets, and the setting is very peaceful. Urban travelers should note that you’ll be in the countryside with typical rural smells and sounds—just what you’d expect from a rural house. The valley offers plenty of hiking opportunities. One caveat: you need a car to reach the bar/restaurant; not a problem if you stay several days and can use the fridge. Also, taller guests might find showering awkward because the shower hose is positioned just right. I’m only speaking about the room we stayed in; I’m not familiar with the others. A fan would help on hot nights.

Pablo·Vor 3 Monaten

“Expérience peu agréable”

The place is fairly quiet in the lower mountains, but I couldn’t get any communication from the host and the house was hard to find because it’s poorly signposted on site and on GPS. The shower door, shower jets and TV were all not working.

Antoine·Vor 3 Monaten

The service, comfort and location were all excellent.

Joseba·Vor 3 Monaten

“Tranquilo y lejano.”

The peace, Belén’s friendliness, the thoughtful touches that are not common everywhere, and the gorgeous room with views that take your breath away were all wonderful. I appreciated that the terrace had a mosquito net so I could sleep with the doors open, and the lobby was a calm space that I loved. There was nothing I disliked, though if you’re extremely picky about heat, a fan or air might have helped. Also, if you’re very sensitive to smells, you’ll be in full nature with its scents and insects; a fly in the room could spoil your stay, so if that’s a deal‑breaker, look elsewhere.

Ana·Vor 4 Monaten

The surroundings were tranquil, the house was very pretty and well equipped, and the host was very friendly. The heating didn’t work and we couldn’t turn on the TV.

Begoña·Vor 7 Monaten