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Casa Tuerta is located in Alcalá De Moncayo, Spain. Rated 8.0 out of 10 based on 6 guest reviews.
Casa Tuerta in Alcalá de Moncayo, Spain, is a quiet, street-facing base that suits travelers who prefer calm over bustle. With a guest rating of 8/10 from 6 reviews, past visitors highlight the peaceful atmosphere and the practical layout for staying together. The home is set on Calle El Pilar 11, and the private entrance helps keep arrivals and departures feeling low-key. Inside, you’ll find a living area with a flat-screen TV, plus a modern kitchen with a dishwasher and oven, which makes day-to-day meals easier when you’re not eating out every night. Two bathrooms and provided towels and bed linen add to the sense of readiness on arrival. For downtime, there’s a shared lounge/TV area and board games and puzzles, which reviewers often appreciate for keeping groups entertained without needing to leave the house. Families can work well here because children are allowed, and pet owners are also welcome, aligning with the hotel’s pet-friendly stance. Guests mention that the staff follow local safety protocols and that rooms are disinfected between stays, which adds reassurance for those traveling with health considerations in mind. If you’re planning excursions, Moncayo Natural Park is roughly 20 km away for hikes and viewpoints, while Veruela Monastery sits around 35 km from town. Tarazona’s old town is also about 35 km off, offering a change of pace for dinners and strolling. Casa Tuerta is best for families and pet owners, as well as road-trippers who want a restful home base while exploring the Moncayo region.
Worth considering if you want a quiet, practical base in Alcalá de Moncayo, especially given the 8/10 guest rating and the calm atmosphere noted by prior visitors. It’s a good fit for groups or families who value shared time together, but you should plan around the lack of on-site parking.
You arrive to Casa Tuerta on Calle El Pilar 11 and settle into a quiet, street-facing neighborhood feel rather than a busy tourist hub. Inside, the shared lounge/TV area and board games/puzzles make it easy to spend relaxed time together, which matches what earlier guests seemed to appreciate about the practical layout for staying together. The stay is also positioned as clean and safety-conscious, with guest rooms disinfected between stays and staff following local safety protocols. Mornings are likely to start at a slower pace, with planning for nearby nature and heritage spots via the tour desk.
Casa Tuerta is set in Alcalá de Moncayo, with Moncayo Natural Park about 20 km away for nature-focused days. For culture and sightseeing, Veruela Monastery is roughly 35 km and Tarazona old town is about 35 km, with wine and bodega areas around Tarazona at about 38 km. Zaragoza Airport is the closest airport at 79 km, so plan transfers accordingly.





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Casa Tuerta allows children, and the home-style setup with a living area, board games and puzzles, and a shared lounge/TV space makes it easier to spend time together. The presence of multiple bathrooms can also help families manage mornings and evenings.
Yes. Casa Tuerta is pet-friendly and explicitly allows pets. If you’re traveling with animals, it’s a good fit for road-trip itineraries where you want to keep your accommodation consistent rather than switching between pet policies.
Zaragoza Airport is about 79 km from Casa Tuerta. This distance is manageable for a road trip, but it’s far enough that you’ll likely want to plan your driving time carefully, especially if you’re arriving with children or pets.
Moncayo Natural Park is roughly 20 km away, making it the closest natural draw for walks and hikes. You can also reach rural countryside around Veruela Monastery in about 35 km for scenic day trips.
No. The hotel’s parking is listed as not available. If you’re arriving by car, plan for alternative parking arrangements in the area before your stay.
Casa Tuerta is in Alcalá de Moncayo on Calle El Pilar 11, and you can reach the town centre and local services in about 1 km. For longer excursions, you’ll typically rely on driving given the distances to major sights.
Yes. Casa Tuerta states that staff adhere to local safety protocols, guest rooms are disinfected between stays, and cleaning standards are effective against Coronavirus. This is especially relevant if you’re sensitive to hygiene and want extra reassurance.
From Casa Tuerta, Moncayo Natural Park is about 20 km away, and Tarazona old town is around 35 km. Veruela Monastery is also roughly 35 km from the property, giving you several day-trip options without needing to relocate.
Children of any age are allowed.Children up to and including 1 year old stay for free when using an available cot.People no matter the age stay for € 15 per person per night 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.Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.
No parking available.
No internet access available.
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