Villa La Casita de Cabrejas

Spectacular modern design villa with capacity to accommodate 5 people visitors in the beautiful and quiet environment of Jábaga, in the northwest of the province of Cuenca.

In this accommodation your guests can make use of the following facilities :

• A bright and spacious living room in which a large television has been arranged that we can enjoy from the comfort offered by its individual seats or the triple sofa that transforms into a bed arranged in front of it.

• Sharing space with the living room, with the exception of the partial wall that separates them topped with a wooden bar, would be the kitchen, which is fully equipped at the level with the appliance, which also enjoys good lighting. natural thanks to the large windows that it has. This room would be cooled with a air conditioner.

• 2 bedrooms of double size and capacity, both with double beds, as well as large-volume storage closets.

• The bathroom that this house has has a complete set of basic toilets, as well as a modern open-format shower cabin and a hydromassage bathtub, all designed with exquisite taste that bring peace to the senses of the inhabitants of the house and which is in keeping with the style of the rest of the spaces and elements of the estate. In this cabin we find a window.

In the common spaces belonging to the hotel complex we find a huge and well-kept garden , a charming terrace with clapboard flooring and a bathroom area with a large pool surrounded by a sector of solarium with several sun loungers for greater comfort for its users.

Cuenca is only 17 kilometers from the location of our accommodation and in Jábaga, tranquility can abound, which we may want to alternate with some of the hustle and bustle that a provincial capital city can offer, but which at the same time does not have such dimensions spatial enough to make it uncomfortable or expensive to visit most of its points of interest in a single day of visiting.

Entering from the San Pablo Bridge through the middle part of the city, we will obtain the typical panoramic view of the hanging houses. This structure is not very old, since it is from the beginning of the last century, but it would be erected on the remains of the layout previously dating from the 16th century.

Another of those points in the gorges of the Huecar River from where we can appreciate the characteristic portal of this population, which rises to a steep hill, would be the Mirador de los Rascacielos, where the stretched houses of the neighborhood of San Martín rise with those that were in the Middle Ages the tallest buildings in the entire European continent.

Near the Plaza Trabuco, going up the street of the same name, we will cross through the portico of the Arco Bezudo, one of the main entrances to the old walled city, where we can visit the parts that are still preserved standing of their defensive constructions.