vacation rental Alajar Huelva Molino Río Alájar holiday apartment bed and breakfast

Holiday homes in an idyllic rural setting

Data of object

Type of object:	vacation rental
Living area:	120 m²
Number of rooms:	2
Number of of sleeping accomodations (beds):	6
Number of bathsrooms:	2
Listing #:	2963

Situated among mountain scenery in south western Spain, amidst cork oak and chestnut forests, the five cottages of Molino Río Alájar provide a comfortable retreat in a unique Spanish setting. The description above is of one of the large houses. Further details can be found on our website.

Town and location of object

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Situated in the Sierra de Aracena and Picos de Aroche Natural Park at the western end of the Sierra Morena. Within reach of the sparkling beaches on the Costa de la Luz and the Portuguese border.

Alajar , Huelva , Andalusia , Spain

Alájar is a pretty white-walled village with winding, cobbled streets. Some of the bars and restaurants stand out for their cosiness and character. High above towers la Peña de Arias Montano, a craggy cliff with a sixteenth century hermitage set on its peak.

Arrival and distances

Distance to next airport: Sevilla - 100 km
Distance to next railway station: Santa Justa, Sevilla - 100 km
Distance to next Shop: 1.5 km

Sport facilities nearby

Biking, Mountainbiking, Horse riding, Swimming, Hiking,

Type of holidays

Relaxing holidays
Family holidays
Cultural and sightseeing holidays
Romantic holidays
Hiking holidays

Bedroom

Total number of sleeping facilities: 2

1 Double room(s)
1 Other sleeping rooms

Bathrooms and WCs

Number of bathsrooms: 2

2 bathsrooms with shower
2 seperate WC(s)

External facilities of object

Garden
Barbecue
Pool
Car Parking
Terrace

Internal facilities of object

Fireplace
Central heating

Machines and equipment

Bed linen provided
TV
Towels provided
Telephone
Washing machine
Tumble-dryer

Kitchen facilities

4 ring stove
Fridge

Services

Babysitter
Guide
Cleaning service

Other

Long term rental possible
Pets welcomed
Seniors suitable
Children welcomed

Additional Information

An ideal destination for walkers and nature lovers to get away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. The villages have changed little over the centuries, their history reflected in their architecture and the landscape surrounding them: Roman cobbled tracks, abandoned watermills and ancient hill forts left by the Moors. Local food includes the delicious jamón, for which the region is famed, forest mushrooms and seafood from the nearby port of Huelva, from which Columbus set out in 1492. In the nearby town of Aracena are all the amenities of modern life, including an internet cafe, but you might meet a man on a donkey, too! Visit the huge living limestone cavern explore the many historical buildings or enjoy tapas in a pavement café. Spain's largest wildlife sanctuary, the Coto de Doñana National Park, is within reach. This world heritage site, visited by a great variety of migrating birds, is one of the remaining strongholds of the lynx. On the coast there are fishing villages and some of Spain's finest beaches; while Seville, the lively Andalusian capital, is accessible for daytrips.