LAS DUNAS CAVES, as the name suggests, offers a sleeping experience like no other - all bedrooms are cave bedrooms.  There are doubles, twins, singles, and a triple rooms to choose from. With a range of ensuite bathrooms, private bathrooms, and shared bathrooms (shared between no more than 3 people).  The cave bedrooms are a naturally comfortable temperature year round with no need for heating or air conditioning.   ​ CUEVA DEL GRANADO (Cave of the Pomegranate Tree) sleeps 4 people in 2 bedrooms - 1 double bedroom and 1 twin bedroom. This cave is made up of the 2 bedrooms, a large open plan living, dining & kitchen space, a small pantry, and a bathroom. The lounge area has a large log burner for a cozy nights in. There is also a smartTV, wifi, dishwasher, washing machine and a fully fitted out kitchen including microwave, oven and hob, coffee machine, and fridge freezer. Outside there is a private drive/entrance, a bbq, dining area, sun loungers, and spa jacuzzi. There is a connecting gate to Cueva del Olivo (Cave of the Olive Tree). ​ CUEVA DEL OLIVO sleeps 3 people in 2 bedrooms - 1 double bedroom and 1 single bedroom. This cave is smaller and more traditional the Cueva del Granado.  The cave is made up of the 2 bedrooms, a bathroom, a cozy lounge with log burner and smart TV. There is wifi, a dishwasher, and a fully fitted out kitchen including coffee machine, microwave, oven and hob, fridge with small freezer. Outside there is a private driveway/entrance, a bbq, alfresco dining area, deck chairs, and stairs leading up to the main house. ​ THE MAIN HOUSE sleeps 7 people in 3 bedrooms - 2 double bedrooms with ensuite and a triple bedroom with private bathroom.  There is a spacious and comfortable living room with log burner, a library and office available, a media room and a private on site treatment room. The large communal kitchen and dining room is a great social space as well as being fully equipped with everything you could possibly need. ​ Outside areas include the large shaded patio, perfect for getting out of the hot Andalusian sun; a large salt water swimming pool with it's wooden deck, sun loungers, hammocks and bar all overlooking Mt. Jabalcon.