The hotel is perfectly integrated in its natural and green surroundings. With the lovely sound of the Fuente del Chorrico stream still flowing by to this day, the atmosphere is particularly tranquil and magical.

Your accommodation contains everything you need for an enjoyable stay with modern and comfortable furniture.

There are 4 shared reception rooms with comfortable sofas to lounge on, two of which have fireplaces for seasonal log fires.

Rates are inclusive of breakfast. Delicious lunches and evening meals can be found nearby with the best wines in local restaurants.

The hotel has 10 double rooms and 3 suites. All rooms have underfloor heating, airconditioning, internet access and TV, with ensuite bathrooms. The 3 suites each have a jacuzzi and private terrace. One of the rooms is specially adapted for people with mobility problems.

Sierra Espuña is a mountain range of more than 25,000 hectares in the centre of the region of Murcia in between the two valleys of the Guadalentin and Pliego rivers.

In April 1995 17,804 hectares were declared as Parque Regional, giving it a protected status in terms of conservation, although even before that these mountains had a long history of conservation. As a result of the ambitious and successful reforestation project at the end of the previous century it was possible even in 1931 to declare 5,084 hectares as ‘Sitio Natural de Interés Nacional’ which means an ‘area of national interest’. In 1973 14,181 hectares were marked out as Reserva Nacional de Caza – which means it became a national hunting reserve. 

Espuña is a sparsely populated, forested mountainous area in which you will find small villages and country houses in rural settings. It is one of the most accessible areas of outstanding natural beauty in Murcia. In this area, you can also explore interesting tiny towns such as Aledo, Alhama de Murcia, Pliego, Mula and Totana as well as villages such as Santa Leocadia, El Purgatorio, El Berro, Gebas and Casas Nuevas. All this in addition to not only the Parque Regional of Sierra Espuña but also the amazing white moonscapes of ‘los Barrancos de Gebas’, with its spectacular reservoir in ‘la rambla de Algericas’.

Spectacular areas such as el Valle del Leyva, with its impressive steep rock cliffs, are favourites with climbers near and far. The snowhouses – ‘pozos de la nieve’ in the highest part of the mountains, were ancient ice factories belonging to our ancestors, and attract many interested visitors.

El Berro, a village of just 100 inhabitants, situated at 650 metres’ altitude, is in Sierra Espuña and still functions according to popular local traditions. There are many useful facilities here.

In the ‘parque natural’ area, you can see birds of prey and even whilst relaxing on the hotel terrace you can sometimes spot golden eagles. Muflon sometimes appear on paths, and other easily seen wildlife includes squirrels, foxes, badgers and wild boar - the latter being frequently seen and fed near one of the nearby restaurants.

Pine, oak, juniper, rosemary, thyme and marjoram all grow amongst the typical Mediterranean greenery here.