Las 9 Candelas enjoys a privileged location for discovering Yecla on foot. It is situated next to the Basilica of La Purísima and the Archaeological Museum, and within easy reach of the city’s main heritage, cultural, gastronomic and tourist attractions.
The house offers spacious rooms distributed across three bedrooms: two double rooms and one family room with capacity for up to four guests. It also features two fully equipped bathrooms, a kitchen with a wide range of utensils and appliances, a living room with Smart TV, internet access, a workspace and underfloor heating. Bed linen and household textiles are made from cotton.
The accommodation provides personalised tourist information to help guests discover Yecla, its wineries, gastronomy, heritage and the experiences available through the Yecla Wine Route.
It also has a private and secure garage for bicycles and motorcycles, a maintenance station for minor bicycle repairs and a charging point for electric vehicles. These services make Las 9 Candelas an especially suitable choice for cycle tourists, motorcyclists and travellers committed to more sustainable forms of mobility.
Description
Las 9 Candelas is an 18th-century house located in the heart of Yecla’s historic centre. It has been carefully restored to offer all modern comforts while preserving the essence of its traditional architecture.
Its thick walls, restored original furniture and carefully selected materials create a welcoming accommodation where tradition, technology and respect for the environment coexist in perfect harmony.
From its street-level windows, guests can enjoy some of the city’s main celebrations and events, including the Holy Week processions, the parades of the Fiestas de la Virgen and other traditional street festivities.
The name of the house pays tribute to “Las 9 Candelas”: the grandmother, the mother and the family’s seven aunts, women raised in the early 20th century who devoted part of their lives to reading, painting, embroidery and the culinary arts. Their memory and the family’s deep attachment to its roots inspired the restoration of this historic Yecla house, full of character and tradition.
The accommodation is suitable for guests with reduced mobility.
Tourist licence: AR.MU.507
