El Molino de Fuencaliente

We were there during Easter because we wanted to go see the gallery museum and the Castellón Alto site. The area itself is not very well maintained, there are poorly cared for dogs and excrement all over the area. The cave has the basics necessary, although it is missing a table suitable for eating and a couple of appropriate chairs. We went to the caves because we wanted to enjoy the fireplace, we bought firewood there and it was not in good condition. We paid 15 euros for rotten firewood, we lit the fireplace and the cave filled with smoke so we had to ventilate the entire house. The cave where we stayed had two rooms, one of them without privacy since you had to go through the first to access the second. The kitchen was large and had more or less what was necessary. As for the bathroom, it had a huge shower and bidet. We stayed with the idea of sightseeing so we only had dinner in the cave and breakfast. It has a barbecue area for all the cave houses. As for the exterior, all the cave houses are in a row and are in a closed area, which made certain parents ignore their children, so being in the cave meant enduring screams from children running, balls hitting our cave, and the rest. , And other things. However, this is unrelated to the cave but more in line with the fact that we had the bad luck of sharing a room with very rude people.