Rural Guest House Altzuste

Gorbeia Natural Park

Altzuste rural guest house is an old stone farmhouse renovated with the latest modern comforts at the edge of Gorbeia Natural Park. The location of the house and its views make Altzuste an ideal place to spend a few days surrounded by nature, or visit the towns and cities nearby.

It has 6 double bedrooms, 4 with private bathrooms and two with a shared bathroom. The house has:

Fully-equipped kitchen (washing machine, fridge, oven-microwave)
Dining room (space to eat)
Space to relax (sofas, fireplace, television, stereo, board games and a bookshelf with information about the area)
Central heating
Garden with different spaces and stunning views to enjoy, as well as a porch overlooking Gorbeia Natural Park, our stone barbecue and organic vegetable garden
Breakfast service
WiFi
Parking

Type of accommodation

Rural guest house

Capacity

6 rooms /15 people

Surroundings

Gorbeia Natural Park
Itxina protected biotype
Urkiola Natural Park

Accessibility

Not adapted for people with reduced mobility

Price

From €45 to €54 per double room and night

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

Altzuste rural guest house is strongly committed to the conservation of biodiversity and local development through actions such as:

We use crushed garden waste and organic compost as a fertiliser for the garden, as well as the most natural materials possible for construction and provisions (cardboard cups, reusable containers, etc…).
We collaborate in the sale of local products, acting as a link between clients and local producers. We sell honey, cheese, beans, books, etc., in collaboration with local associations.
We participate in the majority of cultural and sporting projects and events that are promoted by local administrations and organisations and will result in an improvement in the area’s business activity and knowledge, as long as they are not detrimental to environmental sustainability.
We own a plot of land adjacent to the house which is sometimes used by guests. We’ve felled non-native trees and reforested the area with native species, as well as allowing other species to spontaneously grow. Considering the very rich bird population of our area, we install a small bird feeder in late winter or early spring to increase young birds’ chances of survival.