El Acebo de Casa Muria

Tradition, Art, Design, and Hospitality

El Acebo de Casa Muria is a beautiful 18th-century house located in the picturesque village of Renanué, at an altitude of 1,230 meters and close to the Pyrenean Axis (N260), where you can enjoy 360º of breathtaking views.

Like a wonderful lookout, to the north, you will see the immensity of the Benasque Valley and fascinating mountains like El Posets and El Gallinero, and to the south, you will enjoy a sensational view of a wonderful high mountain forest.

This exclusive rural hotel was artisanally restored, preserving all its spirit and personality. Each stone was numbered, the Arab tile was reconstructed, and the three typical chimneys of the Aragonese Pyrenees were rebuilt, all of them with “witch scarers” which, according to tradition, prevented the entry of evil spirits. The wood and the doors of the rooms are hand-carved with decorative motifs related to the sun. And we must mention the unusual 8-meter tall holly tree that has guarded the north facade for over 100 years, which we care for with great affection.

The garden, located on three old cultivation terraces, had the invaluable help of the sculptor Vicente García Plana, creating a new concept in the Oscense Pyrenees (land art), composed of sculptural groups with such suggestive names as “The Anvils of the Renanué Clouds” and “The Mobile Witch Scarers of Renanué.”

If you are looking for a charming boutique hotel in the Benasque Valley of the Pyrenees, we invite you to discover our hotel, a place of incomparable beauty surrounded by mountains, lush forests, and centuries of history.