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The hotel complex is in an idyllic location being close to the beach and within easy walking distance of all amenities. It is furnished to a high standard and has the added advantage of a playing Ground and nests of Carette-Carette,."
Miskawaan offers the ultimate in island accommodation. With direct frontage to the white sandy expanse of Maenam Beach, each of the eight unique villas is built around its own private swimming pool, giving approximately 650m2 of living space and land plots ranging from 1,130 to 1,575m2.
Based in the heart of the stunning Pyrenees mountain range, our lovingly restored old post house is the perfect base for doing as much or as little as you like.
We run a fully catered lodge offering a full range of mountain activities in both summer and winter right from our doorstep.
Paradise found!
A beautiful olive cortijo, tastefully restored to a 6-bedroom B&B, Cotijo La Haza is the hottest destination around the area. Described by guests as "the gateway to heaven", "a little corner of paradise", "6-star service", it just goes on and on. So good you won't want to leave!
Miskawaan offers the ultimate in island accommodation. With direct frontage to the white sandy expanse of Maenam Beach, each of the eight unique villas is built around its own private swimmingpool, giving approximately 650 m2 of living space and land plots ranging from 1,130 to 1,575 m2.
Authentic XVIII savoyarde farm, renovated and situated on a plateau at 470m altitude at St. Leger in the Valley of the Maurienne, Savoy region of France. Privileged surroundings at the foot of the chaine of the Belledonne mountains. The Maurienne has also the world's largest cycling area.
