Agroturismo Izarrate

Izarrate farmhouse hotel is a unique century-old building made from stone and oak with views over the Arraia valley and Sierra de Entzia. It has been split into three apartments: Bengara, Elespara and Goikara.

All have:

Living-dining room
Kitchen with kitchenware and appliances
One or two bathrooms.
Seating and table area where you can have breakfast, lunch or dinner outdoors
Barbecue area

You can find out about the wonderful world of bees at the farmhouse, as a link to the rural world:

We run activities in the apiaries in which you can learn about beekeeping.
You can buy our homemade honey. You can also enjoy our vegetable garden, visiting it and picking seasonal produce.
We also have a collection of bonsai trees, showing the different varieties of species in the area.

Izarrate farmhouse hotel offers a unique experience based on direct contact with both the agrofarming and human aspects of the rural world.

Type of accommodation

Agrotourism

Capacity

Capacity: 5, 8 and 12 people
It´s possible to rent the entire house.

Surroundings

Izki Natural Park

Accessibility

The ground floor is fully adapted for people with reduced mobility.

Price

Apartments: from €98 to €200 / day for a minimum of two days, increasing by €15/person and day.
Rent for the entire house: from €398 to €550 / day for 10 people, increasing by €15/person and day.

Languages

Spanish, Basque, English

Quality and/or sustainability practices & awards

Company certified by the Ecotourism Club in Spain

Company’s commitment to conservation of biodiversity and local development

Izarrate farmhouse hotel is strongly committed to the conservation of biodiversity and local development through actions such as:

We contribute to the conservation of regional biodiversity and increase our guests’ awareness of the environment by restoring old buildings that have almost completely been lost using traditional materials, in addition to the beekeeping that’s at the heart of the experience we offer at Izarrate.
We promote the conservation of traditions and knowledge of the rural world through beekeeping, involving local people, sharing their know-how and introducing them to visitors, thus making them feel valued.