Nestled in the sun-drenched hills of Andalusia, our cosy B&B is run by a friendly British couple who swapped the hustle of the UK for the relaxed charm of southern Spain. With a love for good food, local wine, and relaxed hospitality, we’ve created a peaceful retreat full of rustic charm and homely comforts. Whether you’re here to explore whitewashed villages, hike scenic trails, or simply soak up the Spanish sun by one of the several local pools, you’ll find a warm welcome and plenty of local tips. Enjoy homemade breakfasts, shady terraces, and the gentle pace of life in a traditional Andalusian setting — all just a short drive from stunning beaches, olive groves, and historic towns. Come as guests, leave as friends.

Charming Historic Cave House in Andalusia – Modern Comfort Meets Timeless Tradition Nestled in the heart of a tranquil Andalusian town, this unique centuries-old Spanish cave house blends rustic charm with all the modern comforts. Authentic Charm: Experience life in a traditional dwelling with original rocky cave walls and architectural character. Natural Insulation: The thick earthen walls provide natural climate control, ensuring the interior remains a comfortable temperature year-round (around 18-22°C), cool in summer and warm in winter, without the need for air conditioning or heating. Ultimate Peace & Quiet: Due to the thick rock walls, mobile phone service is non-existent within the cave, guaranteeing a peaceful, off-grid escape where you can truly relax and listen to the silence. Comfort & Space: The accommodation is spacious and comfortable, featuring clean and quality bedding for a restful stay. Owner Proximity: The property includes an adjoining owner's annex, meaning help or local tips are always close by if needed. A Note on the Walls: As part of their unique, natural charm, the traditional cave walls can be dusty in places and some small, loose pieces of rock or dust may occasionally fall. This is a normal characteristic of the dwelling type.

Situated in the north of the Granada Province, the exceptionally beautiful village of Benamaurel is in the Baza region of the Altiplano of Granada. The village sits at a height of 723 metres above sea level and covers an overall area of some 130 Km2. The municipality of Benamaurel is spread over a series of gullies, split into the village of Benamaurel and its surrounding hamlets: Puente Arriba, San Marcos, Cuevas de la Blanca, Huerta Real and Cuevas de Luna. Situated on an inlet between the river Guardal and the gorge, the area is reminiscent of Tolkein's Hobbit landscape, with the majority of dwellings being caves, carved out of the rock face. The overall population is around 2,500 and the inhabitants are known as "Benamaurelenses".