Casa ALASKA

Downtown in Altsasu -valle de la Sakana- between Urbasa, Aralar and Andia Mountains, surrounded by beautiful ancient forests, is located this cozy guest house which has been designed in such a way that you do not need to give up during your trip the comfort and warmth of your home.

All rooms are exterior, most of their fabrics are made of natural materials, they have comfortable beds, heating and carpeting.

La Uno: Cozy and quiet, ideal for couples or for singles who need space and privacy

11 m2
A double bed of 1.50 x 2.00
Private bathroom outside the room
Chest and hanger

La Dos: Between Earth and Fire; for lovers, families of two, friends or…

11 m2
Two single beds of 1.90 x 0.90
Possibility of connecting the two beds de to make a queen size
Private bathroom next to the room

La Tres: Somewhere between Oaxaca and Varanasi, dedicated to those who travel on their one

11 m2
A single bed of 2.00 x 0.90
Possibility of adding an extra bed of o.80 x 0.90
Private bathroom outside the room

La Cuatro: Suitable for families or for people who need space an a little bit of luxury

31 m2
A queen size of 1.80 x 2.00 m. convertible into two single beds
An individual bed of 0.90 x 1.80
Possibility of adding an extra bed of 0.90 x 1.80
Private bathroom inside the room

Following our hotel lineage, “El Alaska” is delighted to reopens its doors again to offer four cozy and comfortable bedrooms, a spacious living-dining room and a kitchen.

Its decoration evokes the incalculable value of Nature, inviting us to take care of the spaces and to remember the wonders and mysteries of Earth and Heaven.

In order to make our guests feel safe and secure, we have reduced our occupation by 33% and increased our disinfection protocol:

You will find your room and bathroom disinfected and ozonized
We will assign together a private space for you in the living room and the kitchen scheduled
We leave our shoes at the entrance that gives access to the bedrooms and you will find disinfected slippers at your disposal.
We frequently disinfect the surfaces, constantly lather our hands and gloves, and daily wash masks and clothing.

Casa Alaska, the third in the saga

It was in 1953 when the first Alaska was created. Run by my mother and her sisters, Casa Alaska soon became a must-see place for travelers and tourists at the time as well as for locals and business people looking for good food, a drink or a chat.