Balcón de Mágina II

In a small Andalusian village belonging to the province of Jaén called Huelma, with a small population and an environment full of magic and beauty, our house is located, adding everything to achieve a unique experience for our clients.

Upon passing through the gates, we find ourselves in a large paved estate with plant motifs, welcoming us with a spectacular fountain next to astone picnic area.

On this plot you can enjoy a swim in the huge pool accompanied by hammocks and chairs or a fantastic night of barbecue. All these areas are shared by the sister house.

Inside, and with a maximum capacity of 6 people, the rooms inside are distributed as follows:

• A open and cozy area decorated in mustard tones that blends with the wood of the furniture, where the kitchen is located, fully equipped with all the necessary appliances, separated by a American bar from the living room, with a sofa in front of the table with chairs and a plasma television.

• 3 bedrooms of different capacities, one double, another double with single beds and finally a triple with single beds, too. They all have a mustard-colored decoration and ornamentation in reddish and autumnal tones.

• A complete and spacious bathroom, with the toilet in perfect condition and a large shower tray that has a hydromassage column.

In the Andalusian province of Jaén is the small town of Huelma, a peaceful and quiet place, thanks to its small population of approximately 6,200 inhabitants, ideal for those getaways in which we escape the hustle and bustle of our daily lives.

In the town you can visit ruins such as the Castle of the Dukes of Alburquerque, the Arab Wall or the old Fuente de la Peña Aqueduct, as well as the Church of the Immaculate Conception. We have, for history lovers, the Iberian Sanctuary of Pajarillo, full of figures from the time of these marauders.

If you enjoy the outdoors, we are at the foot of the Sierra de Mágina, a heavenly place for long walks, and a very short distance from the Sierra de Baza Natural Park, as well as the Negratín and Giribaile Reservoirs.