Description

• The apartment is located in Murillo de Río Leza, La Rioja—a charming town that blends history, natural scenery, and winemaking tradition, making it ideal for discovering the rural essence of the region. Situated at the confluence of the Leza and Jubera rivers, the town is notable for its impressive Church of San Esteban; its riverside setting offers a landscape perfect for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, particularly for exploring the trails along the Leza River and the surrounding vineyards.
• The apartment is just a 15-minute drive from Logroño, where you can visit Calle Laurel and the Co-Cathedral of Santa María La Redonda. It is situated halfway between the major wineries of Rioja Alta and the picturesque landscapes of Rioja Oriental. Murillo offers the tranquility of a peaceful village—ensuring a restful stay—while remaining close to everything.

Comfortable accommodation

• It features two bedrooms and an open-plan kitchen that integrates with a spacious, light-filled living-dining area equipped with a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi. It also includes a private bathroom with a shower, hairdryer, and complimentary toiletries, as well as a free parking space in a covered garage. The kitchen is fully equipped with a refrigerator, washer-dryer, dishwasher, ceramic cooktop, oven, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, and electric kettle.

Modern facilities

• Guests have access to an elevator, family rooms, express check-in and check-out services, and tourist information. There is an outdoor smoking area. Free private parking is available on-site.

Breakfast and services

• A continental breakfast, including juice and fruit, is available for a surcharge of €7 per person per night. The apartment features a dining area, a sofa bed, and a fully equipped kitchen.
• Pets are allowed for a surcharge of €5 per night; a bed and food bowls are included.

Nature and hiking

• Walk along the banks of the Leza River: The municipality's riverside area features well-maintained paths that are ideal for walking in the shade of the poplar trees and enjoying the landscape where the Leza and Jubera rivers converge.
• Routes through the vineyards : The municipality is crisscrossed by agricultural paths that are perfect for exploring on foot or by bicycle, allowing you to enjoy the changing landscape of the Riojan vineyards throughout the seasons.

Wineries and wine tourism

Viticulture is the town's economic engine. You can enhance your visit by booking a tasting at the local wineries:

• Bodegas Paco García : A modern-style family winery highly regarded for its intimate tasting experiences and the quality of its Rioja wines.
• Bodegas San Esteban:It is the first Spanish wine cooperative in La Rioja; founded in 1953, it offers tasting experiences that include visits to both the winery and the surrounding village.

Recommended nearby areas (within 20 minutes)

I recommend visiting these spectacular spots in the valley:

• El Cañón del Río Leza : Heading upriver towards the mountains, you will reach Soto en Cameros, home to a spectacular limestone gorge. El Mirador del Cañón del Leza offers dizzying views and is an ideal spot for sighting griffon vultures.
• Antiguas minas de plomo de Jubera : A site with an abandoned industrial past where you can take a short hiking trail featuring bridges, ravines, and a small waterfall next to the old tunnels.
• El molino de Ocón: It is located in the village of Los Molinos de Ocón. It is a reconstructed mill situated next to the original one—the ruins of which still stand and can also be viewed during the guided tour.
• El Museo Würth La Rioja: A contemporary art center featuring a permanent collection and temporary exhibitions, located in Agoncillo—perfect for those seeking culture and modern art.