El Vallejo de Jabalera I

Our beautiful complex is located in the town of Jabalera, approximately 60 kilometers from Cuenca. It is an accommodation made up of 2 large-capacity homes and is perfect for enjoying a few days of rest with your family or group of friends.

The Vallejo de Jabalera I is divided into 3 large floors that have all the services you will need. It is located in the town square and stands out for its incredible red façade that draws attention with the rest of the buildings.

Inside and more specifically on the ground floor we have the following:

• A kitchen in cream tones in whose furniture we wanted to integrate in a very elegant way all the appliances. In the center there is an island where the ceramic hob is. You have enough space to cook and also thanks to the kitchenware you have, you will be able to do it with a lot of freedom.

• The dining room, which is also a living room, in addition to a table to eat together, you have comfortable sofas, a television and various books with information about the area.

• We have a special room called “The Cave” and it is a small room where you can eat and that has all the characteristics of the caves of the past, it is the only place that we have not remodeled since we wanted to maintain its charm.

On the 2 upper floors of the house we have all the rooms, which we also wanted to give personality to and we have named them Era, Rollo, Cámara and Pajar. Each one has a different color although the characteristics are the same. Beds with sets of sheets and blankets, comfortable and warm. Metallic headboards and wooden furniture. Each of the rooms also has its own bathroom so that there is greater privacy.

You have a parking area outside to leave your vehicle and be able to use it whenever you want without having any type of problem with parking.

Jabalera is a small town in Cuenca that mainly lives off of agriculture. It has very few inhabitants so it is undoubtedly the best place to find the peace you have been looking for. Among so much nature, it is worth highlighting the church of Santa María la Mayor, which dates back to the 15th century.

Although it is approximately 70 kilometers away, it is worth visiting Cuenca. It is a city declared a World Heritage Site due to the number of beautiful corners it has. We highlight the San Pablo Bridge, which was initially made of stone and when it collapsed, the current one was built, which is made of iron. It has spectacular views of all of Cuenca. The Casas Colgadas, houses built in the 15th century on the Hoz del Huécar, are the most characteristic element of the city and inside it there are several museums. Finally, the Cathedral, dates back to the 12th century and is one of the first Gothic monuments that appeared in Spain. The visit will be well worth it.

If you are a hiking lover, there are many routes through the Hoz de Huécar, the canyon has been created by the effects of nature and the passage of time. The river has been the protagonist of the creation of this beautiful environment from which you can contemplate all the beauty of the landscape.