Apartment · Guadix
Cuevas Pedro Antonio de Alarcón
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- From
- €69 / night
- With a dog
- Its website says pets are admitted, without detailing conditions; tell them when you book
A cave a stroll from the cathedral
This complex is in the San Torcuato district, in the lower part of Guadix: according to the map linked from its own website, about 500 metres from the cathedral. It is the option if you want to sleep in a cave and walk to dinner in the centre, without taking the car. Its website says they have been in the sector for more than ten years, and the complex has the 2-key category.
Each cave is a complete apartment: living room, equipped kitchen and its own bathroom, all dug into the hill and whitewashed. There are caves for one person, for two, three, four, six, seven and eight, a cave adapted for people with reduced mobility and a hydromassage suite for two which in November 2026 appeared as unavailable.
What the night inside is like
Clay insulates. The Guadix town council gives for the town's caves a constant temperature of 18 to 20 degrees all year, so in July you sleep cool and in January it isn't cold when you walk in. Even so, the caves have heating and a wood stove. Inside you hear almost nothing from outside. Natural light enters through the façade, so the rooms at the back are darker: that is normal in a cave.
The equipment the website lists includes a bath, wifi, television, a full kitchen and a living room. Outside you have free parking, a social lounge for all guests, a meeting room, a restaurant and a pool open from 15 June to 15 September.
Prices, pets and booking
In November 2026 the website publishes these prices per night: €69 for the one-person cave, from €70 for the two-person (€81 in high season), €100 for the three-person (€110), €122 for the four-person and the adapted one, €150 for the six-person (€155), €170 for the seven-person and €180 for the eight-person (€190). Check-in is at 13:00 and check-out at 11:00, and cancellation is free up to 48 hours ahead.
They admit pets, but the website doesn't say under what conditions: ask when you book. From there they also offer activities in the area with outside companies, such as walking, cycling or canyoning, which you must ask about.
Practical details
- Phone
- +34 958 66 49 86
- [email protected]
- Check-in
- From 13:00
- Check-out
- Until 11:00
Facilities
- Wi-Fi
- Free parking
- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Kitchen
- Heating
- Family rooms
Accessibility
- Accessible room
Policies
- Cancellation
- Free cancellation up to 48 hours before arrival
- Pets
- Pets admitted; the website publishes no conditions or supplement
- Also
- Pool open from 15 June to 15 September
Tips
- Have dinner in the centre and walk back With the old town a stroll away, leave the car parked all day and walk up to the cave quarter at sunset.
- Ask for the adapted cave if you need it There is only one, and it is booked before the others.
- In summer, check the pool dates It opens from 15 June to 15 September; outside those dates don't count on it.
Frequently asked questions
Is it cold or hot inside the cave?
Neither: the temperature of Guadix's caves stays between 18 and 20 degrees. They have heating and a wood stove for winter.
Do they have a bathroom inside?
Yes. Each cave has its own bathroom, kitchen and living room.
Can you walk to the centre?
Yes, the cathedral is about 500 metres away according to the map on its website.
Are dogs allowed?
Its website says pets are admitted, without publishing conditions or a supplement. Confirm when you book.
With a dog
