Hotels in Murga

A medieval tower palace in the Ayala valley.

Where to stay in Murga: the best areas

Murga and the Ayala valley

Farm stays and rural houses among meadows and oak woods, a step from the Torre de Murga and the txakoli vineyards.

Respaldiza and Quejana

Quiet villages with rural accommodation, near the Quejana monumental complex and the trails towards the Sierra Salvada.

Amurrio

The best-served town in the area, with small hotels, restaurants, shops and commuter trains to Bilbao.

Artziniega

Rural houses and small places to stay by a medieval hilltop town, with the Encina sanctuary very close.

Hotels in Murga in numbers

Worked out from the data of every property within 3 km of the centre of Murga. Updated daily. Tap a type to see its hotels.

places to stay
5
average score of 5 rated properties
8.9
guest reviews
1,261
four- and five-star hotels
1
Pet-friendly hotels
2
Hotels with parking
2
Accessible hotels
3
Family hotels
2
Hostels
1
4-star hotels
1
Cheap hotels
2

Getting to Murga

The nearest airports are Bilbao (BIO), 28 km away and Vitoria (VIT), 33 km away as the crow flies.

Getaways near Murga

Other destinations less than 60 km away, with their hotels. Distances as the crow flies.

Things to do in Murga

Free walking tours, guided visits, tickets and day trips. You book them on Civitatis, with free cancellation on most.

See all free walking tours in Murga

See all things to do in Murga

Frequently asked questions about hotels in Murga

How many hotels are there in Murga?

We list 5 places to stay within 3 km of the centre of Murga: 1 four-star, 2 three-star and 1 one-star, and the rest without a star rating in their data.

What is the best-rated hotel in Murga?

Izalde, with a score of 8.0 out of 10 from 558 guest reviews. We rank hotels by both their score and their number of reviews, so a hotel with two good reviews doesn’t come out on top.

What is the best area to stay in Murga?

It depends on your trip. Our guide to the areas of Murga explains what each one offers: Murga and the Ayala valley, Respaldiza and Quejana, Amurrio and Artziniega.

Is there a free walking tour in Murga?

Yes. Our page on free walking tours in Murga lists the free tours and guided visits in English that you can book, with a guide to what to see.