A stone house in the middle of the village. Let us show you around, corner by corner.
Arestui has a single street, and the refuge sits right on it. The house is built of stone and slate, like the rest of the village, and from outside it looks like any other house in the Pallars. It’s inside where you’ll find the rooms and the dining room.
You can drive right up to the door. Llavorsí is six kilometres away.
It’s the big room, and it’s where everything happens: dinner, coffee after a day’s walk, and the evenings spent by the fire. The walls are exposed stone, the tables are long, and the valley is visible through the windows.
There’s a second room for when the group is large, and a dartboard for evenings that run late.
Right beside the dining room. Good for the beer when you arrive worn out, the coffee before heading out, and the rainy days when nobody’s going anywhere.
Spacious, with a private bathroom and heating. The beds are wide: made for sleeping well, not just for getting through a night.
One room has its own kitchen, for guests who’d rather not be tied to the dining room’s timetable: you can cook whatever you like, whenever you like.
For summer evenings. There’s a stone barbecue, a trampoline for the kids, and a terrace looking out over the valley.
