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“Novel but lovely little fully contained cave houses. Particularly a hit with our children (14 & 7 yrs). Fantastic food in the restaurant. Would recommend to everyone to sit outside and eat/drink watching the sunset. No English spoken by reception staff though.”

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Baza
Country Hotel: Rustic
8 Rooms, Starting at €64.00
Feedback: Excellent

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This is Troglodyte accommodation (cuevas are caves) and is truly different. In prehistoric times the basin of Baza was filled by a huge blue lake and until forty years ago this savage and beautiful part of the province of Granada had just a few hamlets carved into the hills around the barren lands formed by the drying out of the old lake. Today, restored and enhanced, is one of these hamlets offering unique and interesting accommodation. There is a hammam offering all sorts of relaxing treatments and an excellent little restaurant offering Arab-Andalucian andf French dishes. The traditional Hammam is one of Baza's most unusual sights. It is constructed completely in a Troglodyte cave and inside there is a natural solarium, hot bath, warm room and cold baths, and a massage room. The caves have "natural" air conditioning maintaining a constant temperature of between 18-20 degrees throughout the year. The Al Jatib is a romantic place to stay and relax. The cave facilities are self-catering, with fully equipped kitchens, and include one or two bedrooms, a living room with fireplace, central heating, complete shower and toilet facilities, and a sun terrace. The larger caves are also suitable for families with children. There are discounts for stays of 3 or 6 days or more.

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250 km to Alicante by car

90 km to Granada by car

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LH wrote:
Rating: Excellent
“The caves were unbelievable and the service and food excellent. We used this as a stop off between staying in the South and West of Spain and the children enjoyed it so much that they want to stay longer next year!”

GH wrote:
Rating: Excellent
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S wrote:
Rating: Excellent
“Super concept, and excellent hosting. But it needs to be mentioned that it is not suitable even if you suffer from even a hint of claustrophobia. ”

CA wrote:
Rating: Excellent
“Novel but lovely little fully contained cave houses. Particularly a hit with our children (14 & 7 yrs). Fantastic food in the restaurant. Would recommend to everyone to sit outside and eat/drink watching the sunset. No English spoken by reception staff though.”

LS wrote:
Rating: Very Good
“It was a lovely cave house. There are two comments I would make. 1. It would be useful to have some small pieces of firewood available to light the fire in the evening. 2. It would be beneficial to have a letterbox somewhere outside the building where people needing to leave early can leave their keys. We needed to leave at 7.15am and there was no-one around, hence we had to leave them on the windowsill and hope someone found them. Otherwise, lovely location and the cave house was great. Thanks.”

JB wrote:
Rating: Very Good
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GF wrote:
Rating: Very Good
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WS wrote:
Rating: Very Good
“Very interesting place to stay; nice and comfortable temperature inside even though it was 35C outside. Children loved it.”

HM wrote:
Rating: Very Good
“No hot water. shame”

JR wrote:
Rating: Very Good
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BO wrote:
Rating: Very Good
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RH wrote:
Rating: Average
“Heating and hot water need to be better for colder times of year.Electric heaters tripped fuses and water was only warm.”