The Casa Juez is a house of traditional architecture of the Aragonese Pyrenees, built with stone and wooden beams of the place (especially oak and juniper). It is covered by a roof of irregular slabs. The house was completely abandoned between the 60's and 1999 when we began its reconstruction. Many walls were back and had taken away a multitude of materials. Account, among other things, with a Altoaragonés sotón (room-fireplace surrounded by a cadiera) and several rooms abobedadas. The rehabilitation has respected the original materials and today it is used as a housing for rural tourism with three rooms that we rent in season. These are apartments of different sizes that, offering the greatest possible comfort, have respected the traditional architecture. Casa Juez, similar to the rest of the village of Ascaso, works by solar energy. Everything works as in the city, at 220V; but the installation does not support powerful machines such as hair dryers or microwaves. In exchange for that little discomfort, you know that you do not consume fossil energies or pollutants.

We are Néstor and Miguel. A couple in love with Ascaso and the Pyrenees that in the 90s we bought an old traditional house in the Pyrenees, in ruins, and we have rehabilitated it. And we like to welcome people in each of the three rooms we have created as a rural tourism house (recognized by the Government of Aragon CR-HU-1221)

Ascaso is a small village in the middle of the Aragonese Pyrenees. Six houses (three falls and three rehabilitated), a church and little else. An ideal place to relax and rest on the edge of the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park. And at the end of each month of August: the Ascaso Independent Film Festival, "the smallest film festival in the world". It is important to know that to get to Ascaso, you have to take a forest track from kilometer 447 of the N-260 (about 2 km from Boltaña). The track is only asphalted in sections, but it is passable by any tourist.