Janet Etxea II

Our cozy rural house is located in the beautiful town of Izalzu, province of Navarra. It is an emblazoned house (stone building was owned by the noble families of the municipalities) typical of northern Spain.

The house is designed to accommodate a group of 6 people . We have ample spaces, where the light reigns from the first hour of the morning.

The accommodation consists of:

• 3 bedrooms
• Kitchen
• Living Room
• Dining
• Bathroom

The bedrooms:

• 2 with double bed
• One with single beds

When cooking you will not have problems. The house has an kitchen equipped with everything necessary (microwave, oven, hob, fridge, coffee maker, kitchen utensils) so you can prepare exquisite dishes in the company of yours. To enjoy these recipes, we have a family table so you can talk all together at meals.
The living room, is a cozy room composed of a set of comfortable armchairs and a TV so that you are entertained at all times.

The bathroom of the house, has a great deal of detail to make you feel at home.

In the evenings, the terrace is the ideal place to observe the stars or in the morning, to enjoy a breakfast overlooking the village.

We have taken care of every detail of the house to make our place yours. Come and enjoy some wonderful days in our rural accommodation north of Navarra.

The town of Izalzu is in full Salazar Valley, an ideal place to enjoy nature on various hiking trails or on mountain bike.

If you are a snow fan, 40 kilometers away, we have a snow station, where you can ski is its wide snow slopes.

At just 6 minutes, Ochagavía is located. A town that will make you fall in love as soon as you see it. The charm of its streets and inhabitants make the place a unique place.

Here is a list of the most important points of interest in the town:

• Church of San Juan Evangelista: It retains remains of the medieval era (11th century) and the 16th and 17th centuries. Inside there are three altarpieces in the Renaissance style.
• Hermitage of Our Lady of Muskilda: It is a Romanesque style hermitage built in the twelfth century and was remodeled in the mid-seventeenth century.
• Cruise: The entrance of the town is located, at the confluence of the Zatoya and Anduña rivers, built in the first half of the 16th century.
• Medieval Palaces: It is worth noting the medieval palaces of Urrutia, Iriarte and Donamaría, and some houses emblazoned from the 18th and 19th centuries.