Masía Collado Royo - Casa Regina

Located in a small Turolense village abandoned in the 50s, this house and the other 2 that form this rural complex, is the ideal place to spend a few days in isolation away from the distractions of daily life.
This house is rehabilitated by maintaining the natural materials of its original structure and is decorated rustically. With capacity for 6 people, it is divided into the following rooms:

• 2 marriage bedrooms located on the second floor. In addition, there is the possibility of opening the canopy of the attic and enabling an extra bed.

• a bathroom fully equipped that serves the 2 bedrooms.

• a kitchen fully equipped with everything you need so that the cooking process is comfortable for guests.

• a living room with a fluffy bank placed on the corner in front of a chimney that has air exit in the rest of the rooms to heat them. This room also has a television so that guests can relax with a movie.

• A rear patio with a table where you can enjoy tranquility and fresh air while you feel in their stone benches.

• A cenor located in one of the houses of the village, which share the 3 houses of the complex and have long tables, a wood barbecue and a moruno oven so that guests can organize parties.

The house also offers these services:

• cradle for guests traveling with young children.

• information about the area to make tourist visits to the environment.

• admits animals for guests who want to take their pets.

The house is located in a small abandoned village of the Gúdar-Javalambre region belonging to the municipality of Olba. olba is a city of Aragon of 250 inhabitants which stands out for having several buildings of the seventeenth century, among which is the City Council, which has a portico sustained by 4 semicircular arches. In the nineteenth century to manufacture stamping paper. It worked thanks to a Noria submerged in the river.

A short distance from this village is dinopolis, a cultural and leisure park dedicated to paleontology, with special emphasis on dinosaurs. The museum has several replicas of these real -size reptiles, so it is ideal for children to learn the way of life of these prehistoric living beings.

In this area there is also the green -eyed via. It is a path between Teruel and Valencia that forms the longest green road in Spain, since it has 160 kilometers long. It is also known as a mining road because it was formed when building a train road to transport coal from Teruel to Sagunto. When this route was abandoned because of the need for a train with greater transport capacity, the Valencian government decided to transform part of the layout into a green road.