Casa rural El Mirador de Trevelez

Casa rural El Mirador de Trevélez is a rural house located in the village of Trevélez, in Andalusia, at the foot of Mulhacén — the highest peak on the Iberian Peninsula at 3,479 metres. The property sleeps up to five people and has a single bathroom, which can lead to queues when the group is at full capacity. The bedrooms have no windows opening onto the outside, an architectural feature typical of the traditional buildings found in this village tucked between the slopes of the Sierra Nevada. The interior facilities cover all practical needs for a stay, and the cleanliness of the property is consistently mentioned by guests in their reviews. The owner runs a bar adjoining the accommodation, with a terrace offering a direct view of the surrounding peaks, accessible for breakfast or a mid-day break. This immediate access to a food and drink option is a genuine advantage for groups arriving after long hours of mountain driving. The property's location makes it a natural base for ascending Mulhacén, with the trail accessible directly from the village, which regularly attracts groups of hikers. The house holds a Google rating of 4.9 out of 5 based on 16 reviews, with satisfaction centring mainly on the owner's hospitality, the cleanliness of the property, and the quality of the location. Trevélez is also known as the highest permanently inhabited village in Spain and for its altitude-cured ham.