The Spaces
A house that has been made ready for you.
Sleeping up to six across three bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom. The house works as well for a couple wanting space as it does for a group of six wanting to be together.
Each with its own private ensuite bathroom. Sleeps 2–6 guests. New beds, new linens, new everything.
Your pool, your schedule. The covered patio alongside it has sofas for the hours when the sun is too good to leave but too strong to sit in.
Table and chairs, open sky, and an unobstructed view across the valley, the lake below, and the Sierra Nevada. The best table in the house.
Properly equipped. Dishwasher, washing machine, everything you need to cook and eat well. The valley's markets and producers are minutes away.
Enclosed and light-filled, with an office corner and fast wifi. Breathtaking views of the Sierra Nevada and the valley below — and when it rains, a full rainbow every time.
One bedroom overlooks the pool and patio. The others wake up to sweeping valley views. Every room has air-conditioning and heating.
In Full
What's included.
Pricing
One clear price for the house.
€400 per night for two people. €100 per additional person, up to six guests total. The house is entirely yours — no shared spaces, no other guests, no hidden charges. Half on booking, the balance thirty days before you travel.
That is the house. Anything you decide to do in the valley is arranged and paid for separately once you are here, so you will never be quoted one figure for both. Most people stay between one and three weeks; the second week is when the village stops noticing you.
What the house costs is not the whole of what you get. What comes with any house in La Red sets out the rest of it.
For a fuller sense of what a whole stay might come to, house and days together but never as one price, try A sense of bearings.
You are not just staying in the valley. You are contributing to it.
Reserve
Interested in staying?
Casa Miró is one house in La Red. If it is not the right fit, there may be another that is.
Giving Back
The valley gives to us. We give back to it.
Two different things, and we would rather not blur them. The first is ordinary commerce: what you pay for the house and for anything you choose to do goes, in the main, to the people providing it. That is payment for work, not charity, and we would not dress it up as generosity. The second is what Casa Miró itself chooses to do beyond that: buying from the farmers, producers and artisans of this valley, and and the intention to keep a week each year for the Lecrín Fellowship. As La Red becomes financially steady, part of its ambition is to reinvest in the relationships, the people and the cultural life that make the network possible. That is an intention we are working toward, not a percentage already committed.
We buy from the farmers, producers and artisans of the Valle de Lecrín — the people whose oil, wine, fruit and bread make your welcome basket what it is. Ordinary trade, done locally and on purpose.
Pinos del Valle's annual fiesta is one of the great small-village celebrations of Andalusia. Supporting it is part of what we hope to do as the business steadies, rather than a fixed share of any booking.
The women who hold this village together, organising, preserving, celebrating. Their work is why the valley is what it is, and standing behind it is part of the ambition rather than a line already carved out of every stay.
Casa Miró intends to reserve one full week each year for a person working in high-risk, high-stress healthcare. Not a prize. A recognition that certain people spend their lives holding others together, and rarely get to rest. If you know someone — a nurse, a doctor, a paramedic, a psychiatrist, a social worker — who deserves a week of silence, good food, and a view of the Sierra Nevada, we would be honoured to receive a nomination.