Albergue Rural Amalurra

Our rural hostel is included in a complex with a large extension, since it has 10 hectares of leisure, modern facilities, services designed especially for visitors and guests, and which is located next to the Mount Kolitza, within the Valley of Artzentales.

It is a unique place that meets the ideal conditions so that everyone who comes to this complex enjoy the best break, while disconnecting and evading the daily routine of their cities. Put the five senses at the service of the nature and the pleasures that this accommodation will give your body and mind during the days you stay there. XX
The hostel is inside a X large pavilion, shared with a beautiful hotel, 8 bedrooms, with which it is complemented and that added to the X 9 rooms, of style duplex, of the first, allows to host a total of 69 users.

The dormitories of the hostel are duplex rooms of 6 people, distributed in 6 beds, that is, 2 bunk beds and other 2 single beds. All the rooms, in which the wood plays an important role in its decoration, share a bathroom comun, fully equipped, and that has showers individuales.

Regarding the buildings that complete the rest of the complex, a restaurant of great quality without losing the simplicity in its natural kitchen dishes stands out. It has a capacity of 150 guests in its large room, and also has spectacular views thanks to the windows. For its part, the smallest has 40 seats to enjoy the food in a more relaxed and familiar.

Advisable the Spa y its different treatments, the sauna, the Turkish bath or the jacuzzi, and that next to 6 rooms that can accommodate all kinds of events and events thanks to its versatility, make this space the ideal for meetings Work or friends.

In the outdoor spaces, the green lawn next to the flowers and native trees, trace cobbled paths throughout the complex, and are the perfect accomplices for long walks.

Inside the Valley of Artzentales Basque municipality, located in Vizcaya, and that to the north delimits with Castro-Urdiales, town of Cantabria. Orographically, it is about mountainous terrain standing out above the rest Kolitza, top whose slopes lead us to the lodge, and the river of the same name.

Among the peculiarities of this area include its line of mining railroad, formerly, linking Castro-Urdiales with Traslaviña, a neighborhood within Artzentales. Its conservation is due, to a great extent, to the great historical value because mining, even today, remains one of the sources of income in these lands.