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Restaurante El Patio (Jaca)
SpanishA reliable stop in Jaca for classic Spanish dishes and a comfortable dining room after a day in the mountains.
Casa del Arco, Aísa Overview
Casa del Arco is located in Aísa, Spain. Rated 9.0 out of 10 based on 34 guest reviews.
Casa del Arco is a country house stay in Aísa, Spain, set on Baja, 4, where the setting suits travelers who want space between activities. With a guest rating of 9/10 from 34 reviews, visitors consistently describe the home as comfortable and well-suited to time outdoors, especially after hikes in the surrounding Pyrenees. The layout works for groups that want to eat together, and the fully equipped kitchen and dining area make it easier to keep plans flexible rather than relying on restaurants every night. WiFi is available for practical needs, while heating helps take the edge off cooler mountain evenings.
Outside, the terrace and garden are a big part of the appeal, and several guests mention enjoying quiet moments outside rather than rushing from one stop to the next. If you’re traveling by car, the free parking is a straightforward bonus for road-trip schedules, and the property’s non-smoking rooms and family rooms help different groups feel at ease. Hiking is a natural fit here, and the nearby ski areas at Candanchú and Astún are within a reasonable drive for winter sports days.
For reference points, Candanchú is about 22 km away, Astún about 28 km, and Jaca roughly 40 km, where you can add sightseeing and dining when you want a change of pace. Casa del Arco is best for families and road-trippers who prioritize comfort, outdoor time, and an easy base for mountain days rather than a city-center stay.
Important information
In response to Coronavirus (COVID-19), additional safety and sanitation measures are in effect at this property.Managed by a private host
Should You Book Casa del Arco?
Worth booking if you want a comfortable country-house base with space to unwind between outdoor activities. A 9/10 guest rating from 34 reviews suggests guests are consistently pleased with comfort and the outdoor-focused stay.
Best For
- Hikers and nature lovers wanting easy access to Pyrenean hiking trails around Aísa (10 km)
- Ski travelers who can drive to Candanchú (22 km) or Astún (28 km) for day trips
- Families who value room to spread out, with family rooms and free on-site parking
- Travelers seeking a quieter, non-smoking, garden-and-terrace setting with BBQ facilities after active days
Not Ideal For
- Guests who need to be close to major dining and nightlife, since the listed restaurants are in Jaca (about 40 km)
- Light sleepers or anyone sensitive to early-morning activity, since check-out is listed as 07:00 AM
- Travelers who prefer airports with the shortest drive time, as the closest options are Pamplona (88 km) and Zaragoza (115 km) and you’ll still be driving from the airport
What to Expect
You arrive at Casa del Arco in the Aísa countryside, where the setting feels designed for downtime between activities. Days are likely to be filled with hiking in the Pyrenees nearby, and evenings are well-suited to relaxing on the terrace or in the garden, with BBQ facilities available. Guests in the 34-review sample describe the home as comfortable and especially fitting for time outdoors, including after hikes. Mornings typically start with a calm routine before heading out toward nearby trail areas or ski day trips.
Location Intelligence
Casa del Arco is in Aísa, positioned for outdoor access, with Pyrenean hiking trails around the area (10 km) and ski slopes reachable by car at Candanchú (22 km) and Astún (28 km). For meals, the closest options listed are in Jaca, including Spanish and grill/tapas choices, with Jaca Old Town and Ciudadela de Jaca also about 40 km away. With free parking on-site, you’ll likely rely on your car for getting to these spots.
Is Casa del Arco Worth the Price?
Average Price
213
per night
From
211
per night
Cheapest Month
May
best time to book
Rooms & Comfort at Casa del Arco
Casa del Arco Facilities & Amenities
General
Non-smoking rooms
Heating
Terrace
Family rooms
Garden
BBQ facilities
Fishing
Cycling
Non-smoking throughout
Sun terrace
Outdoor furniture
Picnic area
Sun umbrellas
Cleaning standards that are effective against Coronavirus
Physical distancing rules followed
Hand sanitizer in guest room and key areas
Cashless payment available
Fire extinguishers
First aid kit available
Sanitized tableware & silverware
Smoke alarms
Key access
Activities
Hiking
Tour desk
Horse riding
Skiing
Board games/puzzles
Beach
Sun loungers or beach chairs
Food & Drink
Laundry washed per local authority guidelines
Internet
WiFi available
Parking & Transport
Parking
Free Parking
Street parking
Reception Services
Staff adhere to local safety protocols
Contactless check-in/check-out
Casa del Arco Photos
Casa del Arco Location in Aísa
Closest Airports
- Zaragoza Airport 115 km
- Pamplona Airport 88 km
- Lleida–Alguaire Airport 134 km
What's Nearby
- Aísa village center 5 km
- Candanchú (ski area) 22 km
- Astún (ski area) 28 km
- Jaca 40 km
- Ski & hiking access roads (Pyrenees) 10 km
Top Attractions
- Candanchú ski slopes 22 km
- Astún ski slopes 28 km
- Jaca Old Town 40 km
- Ciudadela de Jaca 40 km
- Pyrenean hiking trails around Aísa 10 km
Natural Beauty
- Hiking routes from Aísa 10 km
- Candanchú mountain area 22 km
- Astún mountain area 28 km
- Jaca countryside viewpoints 40 km
Restaurants & Cafes Nearby
Top dining spots near Casa del Arco
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Restaurante Asador Latas (Jaca)
Grill & traditionalKnown for hearty grilled plates and local flavors, ideal when you want something warming after hiking.
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La Tasca de Jaca
Spanish tapasA tapas-focused option in Jaca where you can sample small plates and keep the evening flexible.
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Restaurante La Victoria (Jaca)
SpanishA straightforward Spanish restaurant in Jaca with a menu that suits both casual dinners and family meals.
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Café de la Plaza (Jaca)
Coffee & light bitesA good place for coffee and lighter fare in Jaca before you head back toward Aísa.
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Restaurante La Brasa (Jaca)
GrillGrill-led cooking in Jaca, convenient for travelers who want a simple, satisfying dinner.
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Taberna Aragonesa (Jaca)
AragoneseAragonese-leaning dishes in Jaca that work well when you want regional food without fuss.
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Pastelería La Zaragozana (Jaca)
Pastries & dessertsA sweet stop for pastries and desserts in Jaca, especially handy for a morning treat.
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Restaurante El Rincón de la Abuela (Jaca)
Home-style SpanishComfort-food style cooking in Jaca that suits families looking for familiar flavors.
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Bar Restaurante La Estación (Jaca)
SpanishA practical dining option in Jaca for travelers passing through, with straightforward Spanish plates.
FAQ About Casa del Arco
Is Casa del Arco in Aísa suitable for families?
Yes. Casa del Arco allows children and has family rooms, which makes it easier for groups to stay together. Reviews highlight the comfort of the country-house setting, and the kitchen and dining area help families manage meal times around outdoor plans.
Does Casa del Arco offer free parking for road trips?
Yes. Casa del Arco includes free parking, which is particularly helpful in this rural Pyrenees area where having a car makes it simpler to reach hiking trailheads and nearby ski zones. Guests also tend to appreciate the straightforward, no-fuss parking arrangement.
How far is Casa del Arco from Candanchú and Astún?
From Casa del Arco in Aísa, Candanchú is about 22 km away and Astún is about 28 km away. These distances are useful for planning ski days or winter outings, while still returning to a quieter base in Aísa.
What outdoor facilities are available at Casa del Arco?
Casa del Arco has a terrace and a garden, and it also includes BBQ facilities. This combination is designed for relaxing outside after hiking or skiing, giving you a place to unwind without needing to drive out for evening plans.
Does Casa del Arco have WiFi?
Yes. WiFi is available at Casa del Arco, which helps with everyday connectivity such as checking trail conditions, planning routes, or staying in touch while you’re based in Aísa.
Is Casa del Arco quiet, and is there anything to consider about the area?
Casa del Arco is in Aísa, a mountain area where the focus is typically on hiking and skiing rather than nightlife. While the exact soundproofing isn’t specified, the rural setting and garden/terrace environment generally suit guests looking for a calmer stay.
What nearby landmarks can I visit from Casa del Arco?
You can reach Jaca in about 40 km, including sights such as the Jaca Old Town and the Ciudadela de Jaca. For mountain-focused days, Candanchú and Astún are about 22 km and 28 km away respectively.
Does Casa del Arco have heating and non-smoking rooms?
Yes. Casa del Arco offers heating and has non-smoking rooms. These details matter if you’re visiting in cooler months or if anyone in your group prefers to avoid smoke indoors.
Casa del Arco Policies
Internet
Wired internet is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Parking
Free public parking is possible at a location nearby (reservation is not needed).
Pets
Pets are not allowed.
Children and extra bed policy
Children of any age are allowed.Children up to and including 2 years old stay for free when using an available cot.Children up to and including 15 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.People no matter the age stay for free when using an available extra bed.Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Casa del Arco Guest Reviews
9.0
Exceptional
34 reviews
