ابحث عن فنادق 3-نجوم في Beniatjar

The house has a wonderful garden where you can make your barbecue and rest after your excursions through the environment and where you will enjoy the warm welcome of the town of Beniatjar where, in addition, you can buy in the olive oil the magnificent olive oil grown here . The house has two full kitchens, one of which is part of a great loft with two living rooms. You can also enjoy its two terraces and its beautiful garden with orange, lemon, cherry, almond, bamboo, etc ... Fountains, children's recreational, sandpit, zip line and carp pond. At the foot of the majestic Benicadell and dominating the entire Vall D'albaida, the peaceful village of Beniatjar will welcome you with a pleasant surprise: Casa Frías cottage. Our house, completely updated, offers you three large rooms, spacious and bright bedrooms, 2 fully equipped kitchens and cozy terraces with magnificent panoramic views over the protected area L'ombria del Benicadell and over the entire Vall. The house is surrounded by a beautiful garden with large barbecue where you can enjoy the magnificent view of the mountains after a day of hiking. Casa Frías is the ideal rural accommodation for families and groups of friends who want to enjoy a few days of rest in the middle of nature. From Casa Frías cottage you can access a wide range of activities in a privileged natural environment. Mainly, it highlights the majestic Benicadell, summit of the homonymous mountain that forms part of the Sierra de Mariola, and that acts as the natural border between the provinces of Valencia and Alicante, separating the regions of the Vall d'Albaida and the Comtat. Its slopes were already inhabited in prehistoric times, as attested by the archaeological site of "la Covalta", located at 889 meters above sea level, on the northern slopes of the Sierra de Benicadell. It is the remains of a walled Iberian settlement that occupied the top of a hill with abrupt cuts on its north face. The weapons, utensils and ornaments found during the excavations are exhibited in the Museum of