With another couple, we booked for two nights in early September (55euros/room/night) . The booking was made direct via Internet and email. There were no snags on arrival. The rooms were spacious and clean and the en-suite was spotless. Both rooms had terraces overlooking the village and mountains. There appeared to be seven rooms on tthe upper floor, all with... More

There's something about Andalucia's Alpuharran region that makes foreigners just want to settle in. Having read Gerald Brennan's and Chris Stewart's experiences I wanted a piece of the action, and the highest hotel in the highest village in Spain seemed like a good starting point. The resulting stay at La Fragua II was indeed a highlight. Maybe it was the... More

La Fragua 2 was at the to of the village, in the highest village in Spain. Great views, and a great pool. It was a bit hard to get there, but when I got there, it was worth it. The rooms were very big, with terraces looking over the mountains. The dinner in La Fragua 1 was very yummy. If... More

Here is what you should know before booking at La Fragua II: - the hotel is located in the Barrio Medio, which means almost in the upper part of the village, and the car park is really not easily accessible (the streets are very narrow). In other words, what looks like a lovely village becomes a nightmare when you have... More

Spent 3 nights at La Fragua 11 as part of a hiking holiday in the Alpujarras. Loved the position of the hotel, the size of the rooms - enormous - and the view of Mt Penabon from the balcony. Best nights sleep I had all week as it is so peaceful and the air so clean. Even the mountain storm... More