This 16th century stone-built manor house at the heart of the Ainsa valley has been recently restored to a very high standard and is truly enchanting.

The combination of stone walls, natural materials, subdued lighting and soft music create a welcoming and cosy atmosphere – the ideal retreat after a day's arduous hiking, touring or wine tasting. The views from every window and the inviting terrace mean that the mountains come to you and you may be tempted just to linger and soak it all in.

Your hosts, former restaurant owners and fervent ecologists, use local ingredients, all home cooked, to create delicious and surprising breakfasts and evening meals accompanied by fine wines from the local Somontano region and Valencia where they are from.

The village occupies a privileged spot on a hillock beside the reservoir with panoramic views to the high Pyrenees of Ordessa and Monte Perdido and, at just ten minutes' drive from Ainsa, is the ideal base to explore the National Parks as well as the Sierra de Guara, Alqu?zar and the Somontano wine region.

Accommodation

The Posada has 7 double rooms with large double beds each highly individual but all with their own bathroom and seating area (NB in the smallest room the seating area is external but has one of the best views)

All rooms have flat screen TV, hairdryer and Wi-Fi (signal may vary).

Special attention has been paid to bed-linen with Egyptian cotton sheets, two types of pillow and rich cotton towels. Toiletries are also of a very high standard

There is one room accessible for those with walking difficulties.

The hotel is adult only (please consult regarding adolescent children)

Hotel Features

Two comfortable lounges to relax and enjoy the views, one of which with a large wood-burning fireplace. There's a nice library with some English books.
Sunny terrace with lovely mountain views.
Parking is off road and safe but not enclosed.
Hotel is adult-only and non-smoking.

Restaurant

Restaurant is for guests only and all meals are served in the bodega style dining room.
Breakfasts are served to table and all elements are locally sourced or home made – to the extent that they cure their own meats and make their own muesli! The breakfast varies from day to day.
Evening meal is a set menu which must be ordered in advance. The meal is three courses, all home cooked, and alternates daily between meat and fish. Wine is not included but they have a very select bodega including fine wines from the nearby Somontano region and some gems from their native Valencia.
Any special dietary requirements can be catered for as long as the owners are advised in advance. Lighter meals can also be made available on request.

There is another bar/restaurant in the village and plenty of options in Ainsa or on the main road just nearby.

Hotel Facilities

24 Hour Reception
Tour Booking Service
WiFi all areas
Adults Only
Garden/Patio/Terrace
Shared Lounge / TV Area
No smoking in hotel
Luggage storage
Air Conditioning

Sports and Wellbeing

Ski service

Room facilities (all rooms)

En-suite bathroom
Heating
Air conditioning
WIFI
TV

Dining

Restaurant, open to the public
Breakfast only
Bars / restaurants within walking distance of the hotel

Accessibility

Facilities adapted for guests with reduced mobility
Room(s) adapted for guests with reduced mobility

Parking

On-site parking (free)

Coscojuela de Sobrarbe, Spanish Pyrenees and Catalunya

Perched up on a little hillock beside the Mediano reservoir, just south of Ainsa, Coscojuela de Sobrarbe offers the ideal combination of feeling lost in the mountains whilst at the same time being well connected, with the main road and Ainsa just a short drive away. 

The reservoir and the holiday village of Murillo de Tou are within walking distance which is strategically placed with the high Pyrenees of Ordessa and Monte Perdido, the Sierra de Guara and Alquézar and the Somontano wine region all within easy driving distance. 

If you're feeling adventurous take a spin in an autogiro from the village airfield – an exhilarating experience not to be missed!

  • Mountain walking for all abilities in breathtaking scenery
  • Birdwatching – vultures, lammergeyers, eagles…
  • Somontano wines – low yield but very high quality
  • Ainsa, medieval fortress town with stunning views
  • Sierra de Guara – rafting, canyoning, birdwatching or take a walk through the gorges
  • Alquezar, gateway to the Sierra de Guara Park
  • Wild mushrooms, local lamb and mountain beef
  • Take a spin in an Autogiro from the local airfield in Coscojuelo
  • 'El Grado y Olivares' reservoir with beaches and canoeing just nearby.