Services:
breakfast available, dinner service, information about the area, laundry service.
Situation:
isolated area, mountains, outside the village, signposted.
The Inn is built on two floors:
On the ground floor we have a lounge dining room with a fireplace where you can enjoy your meal, friendly conversations and the warmth of the fireplace
The elm staircase leads to the first floor where we find the 6 rooms, all on two floors:
- first you enter the private lounge
- on the upper floor is the bedroom and bathroom with a bathtub.. This floor is gabled and has a large window in the roof which gives a lot of light and makes it quite romantic on a moonlit night.
Outside there is a porch and a large garden next to the River Ebro, as well as a huge walnut tree which provides shade in the summer
Also, it has other services such as:
Situated on the riverbank
Historical building
Outside car park
Heating
Hot water
Telephone in the room
Garden - porch
Fire extinguishers
First-aid kit
Emergency lights
Picturesque area
Crops from the vegetable garden
Photos
The owner´s comments
Years ago we found this privileged spot in the district of Las Merindades, hidden between the River Ebro and the mountains. It was the site of an old flour mill and the miller’s house : both buildings have since been renovated with local materials, and the inn has been equipped to offer you a perfect stay even on those cold winter days.
We are situated just outside the village, which means that on leaving the accommodation you will find yourself in the middle of the countryside, allowing nature to engulf all your senses, listening to the sound of the river, watching the Griffon Vultures flying in the wind, breathing the pure fresh air, soaked in fragrances and feeling the rough bark of the ancient trees that for many years have been part of the scenery.
In order to activate those taste buds, allow yourself to be spoilt by our breakfasts and dinners, seeing how we have transformed natural products for your pleasure.
Activities
The location of the Inn, or Posada in Spanish, enables you to have a close and privileged contact with nature, which can be expanded upon by some of the following activities:
Bird watching routes: there are a selection of routes that combine hiking and bird watching, or places where you can observe certain species
Horse riding routes
Hiking: several routes and different environments, some of them from the actual Inn
River activities: rafting, canoeing, pirogue, hydro speed...
Romanesque Art Routes
The inn is situated close to the GR-85 route, a long hike through Las Merindades
We also teach people on the use of the water-run flour mill
Interesting Places
The Las Merindades region: this large area covers much of northern Burgos. Its rugged scenery confers upon it some specific characteristics, moors and valleys split by the flowing of the rivers over limestone rock. Different sets of caves, such as the Ojo Guareña, great waterfalls such as the Nervión, forests such as the Monte Hijedo, Romanesque churches like the San Pedro de Tejada, important towns like Medina de Pomar
The Sedano District: to the south of Las Merindades, tradition and architecture, enchanted villages like Orbaneja del Castillo and the huge amount of Romanesque art, an example of which is in Moradillo de Sedano
Valderredible Valley: to the west of Las Merindades, where we will find the province of Santander, the Alto Ebro, ancient churches, Romanesque art, San Martín de Eilines...
The Vega de Pas: in the north of Las Merindades, Pasiego valleys, green, high mountain peaks, the true sponge desserts
From the N-623 (Burgos - Santander) at km 66 turn off towards Gallejones. Follow the signs for POSADA (10 km.)
From the N-232, take the C-629. In the village of Incinillas follow these signs: Manzanedo, Población de Arreba, Ailanes, Barrio La Cuesta, POSADA (24 km.)
Family visit August 2005,
by: Barrie Fairhurst
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07/Oct/2005
What can I say – we approached the hotel through a valley like a small version of the grand canyon, with eagles circling overhead and forests on the valley floor. We where not expecting such a beautiful mountainous region so close to the ferry at Santander.
The hotel is set in a green valley with a picturesque village opposite; if you walk alongside the fast flowing river you pass through pretty woodlands with mountains rising high either side.
The young couple who run the hotel could
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Espectacular la casa, el entorno,el trato,las cenas,los desayunos,los alrededores,en fin , hemos pasado 5 dias en el puente de mayo espectaculares, gracias Javier y Valvanera por esos dias en vuestra preciosa posada. Que vaya todo bien y que nos veamos muy pronto.
NO OS VAIS A ARREPENTIR,
by: jesus
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jaossorio,
21/Mar/2008
Os recomiendo esta casa especialmente a los que ya habéis estado en otras muchas. Es dificil encontrar una casa así, en un sitio así. Yo de momento no conozco otra. Está completamente aislada pero cerca de muchos sitios interesantes. Ves sitios estupendos (orbaneja, los cañones...) y lo mejor es que estás deseando que se acaben las excursiones para llegar al molino y disfrutar de él, de los anfitriones y de las cenas. Cenar es imprescindible y hacerlo varias noches recomendable para darse cuenta
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Estuvimos allí sólo 4 días pero tengo el mejor recuerdo de casa rural de todas las que hemos estado, y han sido muchas ya os lo aseguro.¡ Valvanera y Javier son auténticamente encantadores!.No sólo te dan todo tipo de indicaciones sobre caminos, cosas que ver, te dejan folletos en la habitación de la zona, etc. sino que te hacen sentir realmente en casa. La habitación es espectacular muy espaciosa y acogedora y además te tienen un detallito para cuando llegas.La comida es también de las mejores:
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Es muy grato encontrar a alguien que sepa tanto de pájaros y que tambien lo sepa contar. Si os gustan las aves, este es el lugar adecuado. El sitio es tranquilo, agradable y a demás se come fenomenal. Os recomiento tanto la casa como a los caseros. Aprendereis un montón y disfrutareis mucho.
Twin room (2 beds)
Family visit August 2005,
by: Barrie Fairhurst
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07/Oct/2005
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