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General
Borda Marianet is the result of the renovation of a traditional stone house located in the historic center of Cerler. In the heart of the Benasque Valley, it offers two superior-category apartments, each with a capacity for up to 6 guests.
Each apartment has three bedrooms, two with double beds and one single room (the latter with an extra bed). It features a spacious living room, television with DVD player, free Wi-Fi, a bathroom, and an additional toilet located in one of the double bedrooms.They are equipped with all the necessary amenities for a pleasant stay: bed linen, towels, tablecloths, and countless details designed solely for your comfort. For the little ones, we provide cribs, high chairs, and baby bathtubs.
Its location overlooking the valley offers spectacular views. It also features beautiful meadows that are ideal for mountain-related activities, not to mention the nearby Cerler ski resort.
Pets
Small pets are welcome upon request. They must have their travel documentation.
Facilities
- Dishwasher
- Heating
- Kitchen
- Living room
- Microwave
- Mountain views
- Oven
- Private bathroom
- Rest zone
- TV
- Washing machine
- WiFi
Activities
Cerler, located at an altitude of 1,540 meters, is one of the highest villages in the Aragonese Pyrenees. It has around 340 inhabitants and lies 6 km from Benasque, the municipality it belongs to, at the highest point of the Benasque Valley.
The old town center, where Borda Marianet is located, preserves the typical features of High Aragonese architecture.
Best known for its ski resort, Cerler has been declared a site of tourist interest. It is situated in one of the most rugged areas of the Pyrenees, in a privileged natural setting that allows visitors to admire the grandeur of the surrounding landscape, with peaks such as Perdiguero, Tucas de Ixeia, Posets, Monte Perdido, and Aneto. Its ski slopes are varied and offer excellent conditions for practicing the sport.
Adventure sports (rafting, canyoning, hiking, mountain biking, skiing…), excursions, visits to the more than 30 villages that make up the Benasque Valley, discovering High Aragonese architecture and exploring Aragonese Romanesque art... These are just some of the leisure options you’ll find in this part of the Aragonese Pyrenees.