Monthly Rentals in Carrascal de San Miguel

We stayed for a weekend at José Antonio's new home, an excellent host. His cabin is super cozy and is in a beautiful natural setting. We'll be back!

We had a lovely time at Lorena and Pablo's beautifully converted barn, which they have worked extremely hard to renovate. The surroundings are beautiful and despite the weather not being the best during our stay, we were quite cosy with the fabulous wood burner and heated pool. Everything is there to make your stay comfortable and Lorena and Pablo are lovely people, who gave us the warmest of welcomes and we felt genuinely looked after during our stay.

I had already been there a few years ago, and the experience has been wonderful again. The cabin is in what is possibly the best location in Vega de Pas, with spectacular views, and has everything you need to spend a pleasant and comfortable stay. Roberto is a 10 out of 10 host, always attentive and available (just us touched the international blackout and there he was at the foot of the canyon) Coming up from this, the house is self-sufficient, with solar panels and gas, so phenomenal. Aspects to keep in mind when it comes to being there: - Pets are allowed, but they are not allowed on beds or couches - There is one towel and one roll of WC paper per person - The heating is controlled by Roberto remotely, not the tenant - WC paper is not thrown in the toilet, but a trash can in the bathroom - BBQ grill is gas What I said, a place to enjoy the tranquility, the disconnection, good hiking routes, and a good mountain cocido.

A 4-day stay exceeded! There were 6 of us, and we were all very happy. Sandra left us everything we needed in the house, as well as helping us on the first day to find it. The rooms and bathroom are like in a basement but they have windows. The only thing we missed was a little wifi and for the TV remote to work, but otherwise it was great. We had the heating on almost all day and we didn't feel cold at all. Overall, everything was great! Thank you very much, Sandra!