Services:
breakfast available, cot available, dinner service, information about the area, internet access, laundry service, lunch service, (public) restaurant.
A delightful accommodation, situated in the centre of the village.
We have 21 rooms, decorated in a very rustic style.
We make every effort to ensure you have a very pleasant stay indeed. Thank you for choosing us.
Our gastronomy, with its rich Aragon roots, shows a deep respect for our home-grown products. By using the noble cooking profession, we aim to prepare dishes that preserve all the essence, flavour and aroma of our raw materials.
Also, our exquisite terrace-viewing gallery invites you to enjoy a lovely relaxing afternoon reading, or simply contemplating the magnificent mountains.
Activities
Hiking
Mountaineering
Climbing
Skiing
Watersports
Caving
Horse riding routes
Interesting Places
The Posets- Maladeta Nature Reserve:
Declared a nature reserve in 1994, this park has 33,267 hectares, and has the largest amount of “3000 m mountains”, and glacier remains in the whole of the Pyrenees. It is crowned by the 3,404m Aneto, 70% of the total land surface of the park is above 1,800 m.
The Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park:
This park is a World Heritage Site and is set in the middle of the historical region of Sobrarbe, overlooked by the Monte Perdido ( 3,355 m ), the tallest limestone massif in Europa.
With a total surface area of 15,608 hectares. It is distributed into five perfectly differentiated relief areas -four valleys and one high mountain-:
->The Ordesa Valley. This is reached along the road from Torla.. It is made up of a glacier formed valley through which the river Arazas flows, a tributary of the Aras.
->The Añisclo Canyon. This is reached along the road from Escalona and Sarvisé.. It is made up of a lovely valley carved by the River Bellos, a tributary of the Cinca.
->The Escuaín Gorges. This is reached along the road from Escalona and Tella.. It is made up of the upper section of the River Yaga valley, a tributary of the Cinca, which runs through the Escuaín Gorge.
->The Pineta Valley. This is accessed along the road from Bielsa.. It is the source of the River Cinca, one of the most important waterways in Aragón, together with the River Ebro.
->Monte Perdido. This is accessed on foot for those keen on mountaineering..
A mountainous area bordering with France, which contains the peak of the Monte Perdido massif ( 3,355m), the third highest mountain in the Pyrenees. Battling alongside this we find other peaks such as Soum de Ramond ( 3,253m), Cilindro ( 3,328m), Gabietos ( 3,034m), Taillón ( 3,144m) or Marboré (3,248m).
Proof of the rich cultural offer of the region is its important collection of museums and interpretation centres, a richness that is found in its heritage, traditions and legends:
The Ethnological Museum of San Juan de Plan.
The Ethnological Museum of Bielsa.
The Pyrenees Museum on Electricity, in Lafortunada.
The Visitors Centre (Casa del Molino and Casa de la Maestra) in Tella.
The Luis Pallaruelo EcoMuseum, in Laspuña.
The Centre on Natural Life and Traditional Activities in Ceresa.
The Visitors Centre EcoMuseum in Aínsa.
The Arts and Traditional Professions Museum, in Ainsa.
The Traditional Aragon Pottery Museum in Morillo de Tou.
The Beliefs and Popular Religions of the Central Pyrenees Museum in Abizanda.
The Pyrenees Centre for Puppets and Popular Theatre in Abizanda.
Pleasant stay,
by: CARAYOL
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usr226345,
05/Jul/2008
We enjoyed our stay in this hotel.
People who worked there were very smiley and seemed to care about their guests.
We had 2 triple rooms.
Unfortunately the second room was not organised when we arrived and we wasted quite a bit of time waiting for the staff to come and organise the second room.
The rooms were of a good quality and the bathrooms very clean. We had the impression that the staff were busy in the restaurant etc and couldn't sort us out until that was done.
We ate in the hotel r
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Pleasant stay,
by: CARAYOL
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