Casa Rural Celia

We couldn't quite crack the escape room, but it was still great fun. My friends and I stayed for the December long weekend, and it turned out to be a fantastic choice. Alejandro was so kind and attentive, and the tasty treats he left for us were a really welcome touch. I'd absolutely recommend Casa Celia.

The people there are lovely, and we'd happily return to this beautiful country house in Ayna. Alejandro was friendly and attentive, and gave us lots of maps and suggestions for places to eat while we explored. Each morning he had a generous breakfast ready, and he also put together a thoughtful gift basket with everything we needed. We loved the house.

We had such a laugh in the Escape Room, trying to solve the puzzles and outdo each other. It made exploring the village even more fun, with its traditions, history, scenery, and hiking trails. Alejandro is the reason the house feels so special: warm and thoughtful, always around to help and making sure guests have a good time. The house is spotless and has everything you might need. The beds are comfy, and the street outside is so quiet you don't hear a thing. I'd recommend the guided village tour to learn its history and see every corner, along with the Amaneciste Museum and the route to Cueva del Niño (Child's Cave) to see the Paleolithic paintings. Thanks, Alejandro, for being so resourceful and always finding ways to keep people entertained.

The escape room was a hit with everyone, including the two girls we brought, aged 4 and 7. The village was charming, and the house felt cozy and had all the comforts we needed. Breakfast was generous, and having ingredients ready for a traditional recipe was a lovely touch. Alejandro was attentive the whole time. We'll be back.