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If you want a good holiday in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques, Ascain is one of the best places to stay. This guesthouse will love you.

Outside, you will see the typical landscape of the Basque Country, that is to say, your stay is surrounded by nature and mountains in the distance, because the views are magnificent.

The first thing that catches your eye will be the large swimming pool surrounded by high stone walls and sun loungers that will make your trip a dream. The second thing that will catch your attention will be the covered terrace area next to the pool. This space has a large enough dining table and chairs.
You have a terrace area which has a table and its chairs in addition to some lounge chairs and meadow views that you will not forget.

You have at your disposal a bedroom. This room includes two defined spaces: the own room and the mezzanine.

The bedroom en itself has a double bed located between two small wardrobes which function as nightstands carrying a lamp each. On one side you will find a large wardrobe and next to a two-person sofa. On the other side is the door which leads directly to the private bathroom and also the door which communicates the room with the rest of the house. In front of the bed, there is a large door to the terrace with wonderful views and the stairs which leads to the mezzanine.

The mezzanine is made up of two single beds for children who have in the middle a small wardrobe that acts as a nightstand carrying a lamp in addition to a cradle for babies.

The bathroom is en-suite and private and has a shower in front of a basin with a mirror which has lights above in addition to the WC.

The dining room is large and counts with a dining table and its wooden chairs in front of a large wardrobe with decorative objects.

Ascain is a border town with Spain at the top of the Rhune and developed on the Nivelle. From its ancient history have come some funerary remains, left by shepherds of Protohistory on the slopes of the Rhune and suffered from some wars during its history. Notable are the Roman bridge and the Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption church.

Saint-Jean-de-Luz is part of the Basque province of Labourd and the urban area of ​​Bayonne and shares with Ciboure the Bay of Socoa, on the Bay of Biscay. The town is watered by the Nivelle and it is an urban town. You must know the Saint-Jean-Baptiste church and the house of the Infanta .

Urrugne is located on the Basque coast and is part of the Basque province of Labourd. It is bordered by the Bay of Biscay and by the Franco-Spanish border. It adjoins the urban area of ​​Irun-Hendaye, however it is still a strongly rural area despite the proximity of Socoa beach. Places to visit are the Urtubia Castle and the War Memorial.