Casa Zumadoya

This rural house is located at Gastiain, a village located in the western part of the Navarrese valley of Lana.

The building of lime and stone in which the house is located is shared by the other house of the set, although both houses are completely independent from each other.

The house sleeps 10 people para distribuidas in a double bedroom located on the ground floor, 2 bedrooms situadas in the second, a triple which is also located on the first floor and extra bed.

In addition to the rooms the house consists of:

• 3 bathrooms fully equipped with toilet, sink, bidet and shower tray. 2 of these toilets are located on the first floor and the third on the ground floor.

• A living-dining room with a sofa in which to spend the afternoon reading, listening to music in the chain or watching a program of television. In addition, the table can be used to play table games when you are not eating.

• A kitchen completely equipped with microwave to heat the leftovers, dishwasher to avoid having to scrub after eating, oven para perform great roasts and refrigerator to conserve food well.

• A room with iron and washing machine to make laundry more comfortably.

• A garden where to have breakfast outdoors and eat great grills on the barbecue.

In addition, the house has all the household linen required for stays of any duration, a crib for those traveling with babies, heating to attend this rural retreat in winter and WiFi para able to climb photos of the environment to social networks.

Gastiain is a small town in Navarre located in the Lana Valley. This town is the largest of the 6 that make up the valley in both size and population and is the only one that has a store. In this town the church stands out. It was built in the 16th century and houses an altarpiece dedicated to San Saturnino.

The valley of Lana is a typical valley of Navarre formed by valleys and mountains, so its vegetation varies from beech trees in the highest points to holm oaks and strawberry trees in the lower areas. In addition, plants such as chamomile, tea, thyme or rosemary can be found on the plains, used to make infusions or to spice dishes. These valleys are populated by eagles, roe deer and squirrels.

Among the many walking routes that can be done in this valley is that of Cuevas de Lana, used in the 13th and 14th centuries to defend the Kingdom of Navarre. To reach them, one must go up to the town of Ulibarri and there begin the path that leads to the mountains. On the way you can see an extensive landscape covered with vegetation that will take your breath away with its beauty.