Virgen de la Sierra - Condado de San Martín

Among the mountains, on the outskirts of the Huesca town of Boltaña, is this rural house, a picturesque place surrounded by a plot. The house is the ideal place for families with children who want to spend a vacation in the mountains.

This apartment has capacity for 8 people and is divided this way:

• 2 attic bedrooms, one of them double with a 22-inch television to relax after an excursion and the other with 2 single beds that has a skylight to contemplate the stars at night.

• 2 fully equipped bathrooms, one of them integrated into the double room and the other in the hallway, for the comfort of guests.

• A fully equipped kitchen with all the necessary appliances to cook comfortably, and quickly perform household cleaning tasks. The room includes a washing machine, and a microwave.

• A living-dining room with a comfortable sofa-bed that expands the capacity of the apartment by 2 more seats, and is ideal for relaxing in front of the TV or with a good book.

In addition, the house offers the following services:

• WiFi connection to the internet

• Barbecue to enjoy good barbecues

• Home linens and bath linens

Welcome to Boltaña, a small town of 1,071 inhabitants located north of Huesca, next to the Ara River. The first settlement that gave rise to the town occurred in Roman times, although it was the Arabs who built the medieval core that remains today and the defensive castle. After the reconquest of the town by the Christians, the castle was renovated and used as a defense against the Arabs.

Being located within the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park, many routes and excursions can be made through this park, among which are the climb to Monte Perdido, 3,355 meters high, or the route to the Soaso Waterfall, a path of about 6 hours that takes you to the waterfall.

Through this area you can also take a tour of about 3 hours that follows the course of the San Martín River, showing the hiker lakes and waterfalls until reaching Barranco San Martín, a canyon that forms a unique ecosystem.