Casa Ferro

Santa Eulàlia, 1
25528 Erill la Vall
Alta Ribagorça, Pyrenees

Enjoy nature, culture and tradition in a unique environment. Come visit us and find yourself at home! Casa Ferro is a large house located in the town of Erill la Vall, in the Vall de Boí. It has three rural accommodations on the top floor, each one with heating, a fireplace and capacity for up to 4 guests.

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Pet-friendly

Casa Pubill

Major, 32
25527 Barruera
Alta Ribagorça, Pyrenees

Alta Ribagorça

Casa Pubill formerly contained two straw lofts united by a threshing floor. Recently renovated while maintaining the original wooden structure, it has been converted into two fully equipped independent rural accommodations with a shared patio and barbecue.

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Casa Carlà

Riu, 6
25527 Barruera
Alta Ribagorça, Pyrenees

Alta Ribagorça

Large house located in Barruera, in the Boí Valley. On the top floor there are three rural accommodations (each with a capacity for 4 guests, all with heating). The owners live on the first floor of the building.

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Pet-friendly

L’Era de Ferro

Santa Eulàlia, 1
25528 Erill la Vall
Alta Ribagorça, Pyrenees

This spacious house is nestled in the village of Erill la Vall, in the Vall de Boí, and constructed using the wood and stone that are typical of the Pyrenees. L’Era de Ferro has six double rooms, each with its own personality. Rooms are fully equipped with bathroom, TV, heating, wooden floors and windows with magnificent views.

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Pet-friendly

Ca de Corral

Pradet, 6
25528 Taüll
Alta Ribagorça, Pyrenees

Alta Ribagorça

An ancient village house renovated in 1996, located 50 metres from the church of Sant Climent. The house has two master bedrooms, one double bedroom, and one single bedroom. Ca de Corral is an original rustic house equipped with modern comforts.

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Pet-friendly

L’Abadia de Castellars

Únic, 2
25529 Castellars
Alta Ribagorça, Pyrenees

Together with the owners’ home, this rustic house located in the Alta Ribagorça region composes the town center of Castellars. The building is unique because, in other times, it was the Abbey of the town, as we can see in some of the preserved elements of its initial structure (this is the reason of the name “Abadia de Castellars” [...]

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