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SpanishA popular Benasque dining room for classic Spanish plates, ideal after a day outdoors.
Up Benasque El Grito de Tarzan is located in Benasque, Spain. Rated 10.0 out of 10 based on 12 guest reviews.
Up Benasque El Grito de Tarzan is a Benasque, Spain stay that suits travellers who want mountain quiet without giving up the convenience of being in town. With a guest rating of 10/10 from 12 reviews, recent visitors highlight the calm atmosphere and the way the place works for everyday routines, from relaxed evenings to practical meal prep. The apartments are set at Avda. de los Tilos 12, a useful base for getting out to trails and returning for downtime. Family rooms make it easier for groups with children, and the property is non-smoking throughout, which many guests appreciate for comfort. If you’re road-tripping, note that parking is not available, so plan to arrive with local parking options in mind. Inside, you can expect a shared, family-friendly setup with a fully equipped kitchen that includes a dishwasher, oven, and microwave, plus a private bathroom for straightforward mornings. WiFi is available so you can keep in touch between hikes or ski days. The staff follow local safety protocols, and there are practical touches such as hand sanitizer in key areas and a first aid kit on site. For peace of mind, the property also has processes to check guests’ health and provides access to health care professionals if needed. In terms of what you can do nearby, Cerler’s ski area is about 16 km away, while the Aneto massif viewpoints are roughly 23 km from Benasque, making this a solid base for both winter and summer plans. It’s best for families and active travellers who value a quiet, functional base in the Benasque valley.
Worth booking if you want a quiet, town-based mountain stay in Benasque, as recent guests rate it 10/10 and specifically praise the calm atmosphere and smooth day-to-day routines. It looks like a strong fit for travelers who value simplicity, cleanliness, and a restful base for nearby nature.
You arrive in Benasque and settle into a calm, low-key atmosphere that multiple recent guests have highlighted. The stay feels geared toward everyday routines, with non-smoking spaces and practical safety-minded touches like hand sanitizer in key areas and a first aid kit. In the afternoon or early evening, it’s easy to orient yourself around town and then head out toward nearby nature, including the Benasque Riverwalk spots about 1.5 km away. In the morning, you can keep things simple and unhurried before checking out at 11:00 AM, with major mountain viewpoints and glacier access points reachable by day trip.
Up Benasque El Grito de Tarzan is positioned in Benasque, making it a convenient base for town access while still being within striking distance of major mountain areas like Aneto (23 km) and the Maladeta Glacier area (26 km). For lighter outings, the Benasque Riverwalk spots are about 1.5 km away, and Ermita de la Virgen de la Peña is around 6.0 km. Cerler ski area access is 16 km away, so it works well for ski-focused trips.







Top dining spots near Up Benasque El Grito de Tarzan
A popular Benasque dining room for classic Spanish plates, ideal after a day outdoors.
Grill-focused cooking in a relaxed setting, well suited to hearty mountain appetites.
Aragonese-style dishes and local flavours in a straightforward, family-friendly atmosphere.
A casual stop for coffee and sweets when you want something quick between walks.
Comfort food with a warm dining room feel, convenient for evenings in town.
A practical option for lunch and early dinners, especially if you’re moving around by foot.
Simple Spanish plates and cafe favourites in a lively, town-centre setting.
An easygoing choice for pizza nights when you want something familiar after skiing or hikes.
Tapas and small plates in a local bar vibe, good for trying a bit of everything.
A sweet stop for pastries and coffee, handy for a mid-morning break.
Yes. Up Benasque El Grito de Tarzan allows children and offers family rooms, which helps when travelling with kids. Guests can also use the apartment-style setup for day-to-day routines, including time at home between outdoor activities.
No. The hotel lists parking as not available. If you’re arriving by car, you’ll need to plan alternative parking arrangements before your stay.
Check-in is from 5:00 PM to 12:00 AM, and check-out is at 11:00 AM. If your plans run late, aim to complete check-in within the listed window.
Yes. Up Benasque El Grito de Tarzan is non-smoking, including non-smoking rooms and non-smoking throughout. That makes it a better fit for guests who prefer to avoid smoke in the accommodation.
Cerler’s ski area is about 16 km from Benasque. Up Benasque El Grito de Tarzan is in Benasque, so it’s a practical base for winter trips, especially if you plan transport ahead.
Aneto massif viewpoints are roughly 23 km away from Benasque. From Up Benasque El Grito de Tarzan, you can use Benasque as your starting point for day trips focused on the highest peaks in the area.
The apartment setup includes a fully equipped kitchen with an oven, microwave, and dishwasher, plus a private bathroom. WiFi is also available, which helps when you need to plan routes or rest between activities.
Yes. The property states that staff adhere to local safety protocols, with hand sanitizer in guest rooms and key areas, a first aid kit, and processes to check guests’ health. Access to health care professionals is also included.
No parking available.
No internet access available.
Children of any age are allowed.Children up to and including 1 year old stay for free when using an existing bed.You haven't added any extra beds.Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Pets are not allowed.
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