Cleanliness
You arrive and the house is spotless, with the bed made and the towels in place. If you're staying for a while, we change the sheets and towels so it stays like the first day.
Amenities
Arrive, light the fire, and that's it
We’ve thought of everything you need so you don’t have to think about anything. The houses are equipped like your own home, plus a few treats you don’t have at home.
The kitchen
A kitchen for real cooking
If you fancy a quiet dinner with what you bought at the market, you’ll find everything here. It’s not a kitchen for show: it’s the one you’d use at home.
- Fridge, oven, ceramic hob and microwave
- Coffee maker, toaster, sandwich maker and juicer
- Washing machine and iron
- Full kitchenware, from frying pan to wine glasses
Home comforts
The fire lit and the jacuzzi waiting
Nights in the mountains get chilly, even in spring. That’s why firewood is included: just light the fire, get comfortable and, whenever you like, fill the jacuzzi.
- Log fireplace, with firewood included
- Jacuzzi or hydromassage bath in every house
- Central heating and air conditioning
- Wi-Fi and Smart TV
- Board games for rainy afternoons
What you don't need to bring
Travel light
Bring just the essentials. The bed is made when you arrive and the towels are waiting in the bathroom. If you’re coming with a baby or a dog, let us know and we’ll have everything ready.
- Bed linen and towels
- Hairdryer and shower gel in every bathroom
- Baby cot, on request
- Pets on request and free of charge, up to two small ones
Breakfast and food
Restaurante Torres Torres, the family's restaurant
Two streets from the houses is the restaurant where Mari has worked all her life. In the morning, breakfast from €4.50 with toast, coffee, jams and juice. At weekends, Valencian paella and oven-baked rice cooked over a wood fire, as it has always been done in the village.
It opens at 9:00 and closes on Mondays, except public holidays. Meals are not included in the stay: book a table once you’re at the house.
Cleaning and transport
The house ready and Valencia a train ride away
For long stays we take care of the cleaning, and to get around without a car there are trains, buses and e-bikes just steps from the house.
Train to Valencia
Algimia station is about two kilometres away. From there, the commuter train (Cercanías) takes you to Valencia Nord, right in the centre, stopping at Sagunto on the way.
Commuter train timetables Photo: Falk2 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Bus
Monbus lines run through the area and connect the surrounding villages, so you can go on day trips without driving.
Monbus timetables Photo: Ion Ríos Rodríguez · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
By bike
On Calle Mayor they rent e-bikes: leave the house and in ten minutes you're pedalling along the Vía Verde greenway, with no car and no hills.
See Cycling routesFrequently asked questions
What you ask us before coming
Can’t find the answer? Call us or message us on WhatsApp at +34 606 089 818.
No. We confirm your booking by phone or email and we don't ask for any deposit.
The day before, we ask what time you're arriving, and Mari welcomes you in person.
By car, on the A-23 motorway (Valencia–Teruel), Torres Torres exit: about 30 minutes from Valencia. Ca Milieta is in Segart, at the foot of the Calderona, about twenty minutes from Torres Torres.
Yes. Algimia station, about two kilometres from Torres Torres, is on the C5 commuter line, which leaves from Valencia Nord and stops at Sagunto. Let us know when you book and we'll explain how to get here from the station.
Yes. They all have a jacuzzi or hydromassage bath, plus a log fireplace and a fully equipped kitchen.
Yes. Firewood for the fireplace is included in the stay.
Yes, all the houses have Wi-Fi and Smart TV.
Yes, on request and free of charge. We accept up to two if they're small. Let us know when you book so we can prepare the house.
Not inside the houses. On the terrace or outside, yes.
Yes, on request.
It's not included in the price of the stay. We serve it at Restaurante Torres Torres from €4.50, two streets from the houses.
No. The houses have bed linen and towels, a hairdryer and shower gel.
Lots: the village's castle and Arab baths, the Vía Verde by bike, El Garbí, the Salto de la Novia, the beach, Valencia… You'll find it all on the page Things to do.