The most stylish rooms in Calatañazor are to be found here, around halfway up the hill on the main cobblestone thoroughfare through the village. Rooms have polished floorboards, chairs with zebra-print upholstery and exposed wooden beams. The restaurant (mains from €14, menú de degustación €27) is also the best in the village. Enjoy the views down into the gorge.
Casa del Cura de Calatañazor
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