Name: Casa Coronas
Address: Sta.Cruz, 8, 22338 El Pueyo de Araguás, Spain, El Pueyo de Araguas, El Pueyo de Araguas, El Pueyo de Araguas, 22338, Spain
Rating: 9

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Parking

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We come here from Idaho in the U.S. The three apartments are perfect. They all have dishwashers as well as clothes washers. The kitchens are well stocked. Maria is so sweet and helpful. A bottle of wine and a bottle of water is in your abode. The Mirador has a large terrace with a great view. Book early. You will never find anything like this. You will return.

Our fourth time

Very close to a city - Ainsa - this village is reachable by a narrow road with many curves that takes you across a steep hill and a meadow with lucerne and cow stables. The village is on the top of a hill that dominates the area and offers stunning view to the mountains. There is a parking right at the village entrance, as the houses are separated by narrow alleys. It seems that the whole village has been restaurated not long ago, and many houses are offering rooms for rent. Casa Coronas is right at the entrance, in a 2-storey house, the first occupied by the owners. At the upper floor, there are 3 apartments for rent. Our apartment had 2 bedrooms, a large open-space living room - kitchen really fully equipped. There is a small balcony with the view opposite to the mountains, but still with a great view in the distance. Something special: bathroom has a bathtub, not the usually tiny fragile shower cabine! As I am a big fellow, for me was a nice surprise. This accommodation is perfect for long-time living of a family up to 4 persons. There is no reception desk, as we arrived we gave a phone and got to speak with the oldest generation, a very nice lady with speaking perfectly ... Spanish. Her daughter came to welcome us and showed us the room. Next day we met the 3rd generation, a very nice young lady who spoke English. Beyond the language barrier, they were all incredible warm and helpful. They even printed at 23.00 o'clock the tickets that we had bought online for a touristic site. A car is mandatory to get to the village and to go out for restaurants or supermarkets, as there is nothing like that in the village. This is a perfect place for a peaceful long stay or, as we used it, as a base for exploration the surrounding area.

Incredible authentic old pyrenean village

What we were looking for:
A comfortable apartment style option with 2 beds & 2 baths in a tranquil mountain setting with breakfast option.

   General location:
 Rural. In a tiny village named “El Pueyo de Araguás”, which is a smooth 7 minute drive past fields and farms from the small charming town of Ainsa. There are no shops or services in El Pueyo de Araguás, but that didn’t bother us one bit. Located in the Pyrenees Mountains, Ainsa has a medieval town and seems to be getting popular with the rafting, hiking and downhill mountain bike crowd. It is also a popular mid-point stop for car & motorcycle road trippers.  

Cleanliness:
 Very clean.  

The Rooms:
Very spacious. The lodging appears to be an ancient brick Spanish building with full amenities. Perhaps its newer & simply styled in an older fashion. Lots of wood & brick and nice details. 

  Sleep and bed comfort :
Very comfortable.  

Amenities:
 Full kitchen with laundry and a huge deck looking south past the farms toward Aisna & the mountains beyond.

  Food and Drink:
 Breakfasts were brought to and served in our apartment.  Awesome! Meats, cheeses, fruit, breads and pastries. Coffee, tea & juice. Lots for everyone!  

The Staff:
 Bring your Spanish translation book. The hostess is very kind and accommodating. If her daughter is around, English is OK, but otherwise you are in Spain and Spanish is the language.  

The Crowd:
I’m not sure.

   The Vibe:
 Rural. Awesome. Tranquil. Gorgeous views, the sound of sheep and countless birds in the background.

  Pros: 
 A great place to unwind as a mid-point while crossing Spain.The huge deck.  

Cons :
None

  Suggestions:
 None.  

Summary:
We absolutely loved the lodging and the peaceful tranquil location. The scenery is beautiful and getting to Ainsa for dinners, shopping etc is not a problem at all. Bonus: the village has a few cats & dogs with lots of character that absolutely love people!

Remarkable Rural Mountain Retreat

We went with a complicated mix of people, us (a couple), and two friends, so we needed, in effect, three bedrooms. And that they had, at Casa Coronas! Arrival was a bit chaotic, since Mari Angel, whose family she says has owned the Casa Coronas site for centuries, had broken her arm two days before, and had just had surgery for that. But her daughter was exemplary in getting us settled, and our stay in the apartment was most pleasant. Cooking facilities are entirely acceptable, although we had to ask for help with a few basics like a loan of salt and pepper, but we'd called ahead and knew that there weren't any active restaurants in the complex of cases rural, so we brought food with us. The rooms were comfortable, the scenery splendid, and this was a fine stay all around with easy parking and cows lowing in the distance.

Remarkable spot and a lovely lodging experience

This place is simply fantantic. It's on the top of a hill in a restored and well kept tiny XVI centrury village, about 3km drive from a main road. Parking not a problem.
The apartment was large (I guess it was over 75 square metres), nice and clean. We even got a bottle of beer and a bottle of wine as a gift from the lady who owns the place.
If you want a quite place, away from  traffic and noise in an historic village, then do come here.

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