Suite Rural Carenas III

We are at Carena, a small town in Zaragoza with a quiet atmosphere that will allow you to spend a relaxed stay surrounded by a very characteristic natural environment .

It is a rural cottage with capacity for two people, whose interior, modern style with careful details, is designed to enjoy a romantic stay.

Its interior is open-plan where the rooms are separated by rooms:

• Kitchen

It is equipped with with furniture in dark and white colors, forming a nice contrast, in addition to having a central island that serves as a bar and that includes a pair of stools, being an ideal space for breakfasts.

Next to one of the large windows, we find the dining table where you can enjoy meals with views.

• Rest area

It is composed of a spacious double bed, with a wide headboard that separates the environment, with practical plugs on both sides in which to charge your devices, for example. In front of her, we have the television, a big screen Smart TV.

• Spa Area

On a dark wooden platform the Jacuzzi is located, rectangular in shape, where you can take a bubble bath to take your stress off. In addition, this area has an original corrugated sofa and a modern bioethanol fireplace.

• Bathroom

It is the only independent room in the house, and includes a double sink with mirrors with lighting and a shower stall, where the decoration combines marble effects with wood.

The whole house has both WiFi connection and air conditioning and heating.

Pets are welcome, although we recommend that you inform yourself in advance of the conditions.

We are in Carenas, a town with a small population located in Aragonese lands, specifically in the province of Zaragoza.

From here, the essential visit is at Nuévalos, next to the reservoir of the reservoir of la Tranquera, especially because of the spectacular natural environment that houses its municipal area.

It is, more and nothing less, the Monasterio de Piedra, a park where you can lose yourself among its waterfalls, lakes or winding caves, and where nature takes on a life of its own generating some dream landscapes.

In addition, it houses a monastery itself, being an amazing construction that mixes two styles, Romanesque and Gothic, belonging to the order of Cistercian dating back to the XII century.