El Mirador del Júcar

This rural house is in the capital of Cuenca, a cozy place, equipped thinking about functionality and the comfort of guests. And with a location that will allow them to enjoy the wonder of this traditional population.

The accommodation has a rural style marked, with walls painted of an impolite target, and an ancient and restored wood furniture. But intermingle with another more modern equipment, and in perfect condition, which will make the stay much easier.

It has a only plant in which they will be able to house up to a total of 8 people, for which we have 2 rooms with the following characteristics:

• 1 marriage room with beautiful headboards and wooden furniture.
• 1 living room where 2 people can sleep, equipped with their sofa bed.
• 1 Quadruple room with their respective individual beds.

They will share among them a bathroom of white tiles, with bathtub and other toilets, among which we include a wooden furniture where there is double sink, and where the towels are stored for all guests.

The lounge is one of the most modern areas because of the elements it has, we find there television with DVD, in a furniture -shaped structure that melts with the wall. In front of this a comfortable sofa, two armchairs and an auxiliary table.

From there we access through an arc to the dining room space with a wide dark wood table for all diners. And next to her a American bar that gives the kitchen and that leaves these spaces open. This kitchen is very well conditioned, has L and is also totally white. You will have available from the hob plaque to the microwave or the toaster, and even washing machine.

In addition, you will find several balconies with views towards the mountains, which will also assure you the luminosity of the rooms, enhanced by its shining white.

Of course, there is heating.

The city of Cuenca dates back to the Muslim occupation, although there is known that there was a population in the area since previous times. It belongs to Castilla-La Mancha, specifically located in the downtown area. Its population exceeds 50,000 inhabitants.

The Channel capital has become a place of great tourist claim for the conservation of traditional structures of great importance, among which it can be highlighted:

• the traditional Hung houses that have been built on cliffs, giving directly to the river.
• The ruins of the castle where during the Muslim era lived its governor and served as strength.
• the cathedral which is in turn the headquarters of the diocese of the province, in honor of Santa María and San Julián, finished building in the thirteenth century.
• Other churches, hermitages, streets with traditional -style houses and museums where to discover the history of this place.