A former barn renovated with ecofriendly materials and timber cladding. The four rooms are cute and feminine: some have spotty wallpaper, others shades of peach or duck-egg blue. There’s a kitchen for guests’ use, or you can dine chez maison. It’s 300m from Lescun.
Les Estives
Parc National des Pyrénées
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Monasterio de San Juan de la Peña
29.26 MILES
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28 MILES
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25.3 MILES
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Estación Internacional de Canfranc
13.96 MILES
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28.63 MILES
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13.22 MILES
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12.86 MILES
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Nearby Parc National des Pyrénées attractions
1. Les Fermiers Basco-Béarnais
3.59 MILES
At this farmers’ co-op and fromagerie (cheese shop), you can sample cheese made from the milk of local ewes, goats and cows.
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12.86 MILES
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13.22 MILES
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13.73 MILES
The former ‘capital’ of the valley, Bielle is a beautiful village with many fine 15th- and 16th-century houses, linked together via a guided walk.
7. Estación Internacional de Canfranc
13.96 MILES
The magnificent, 250m-long, Modernista structure of Canfranc station stands as a monument to a trans-Pyrenean railway that has lain idle for half a…
14.44 MILES
Near the church in the heart of the village, this endearing museum features a captivating display of photographs of villagers from the 1920s and 1930s.