This is a great little hotel. My son and I stayed here two nights while we enjoyed this little town…read moreand explored the sella river via canoe (which I highly recommend). The hotel is around €76 a night and it's placed right at the edge of Cangas de Onís, a historically significant and beautiful town in Asturias. A little on the internals of the hotel. The hotel is beautiful and the rooms are perfect for a stay. They offer different size rooms, some with double beds and some with single beds. The bathrooms are a nice size too. They offer a small breakfast downstairs comprised of pastries, cereal, and coffee. Overall, the rooms are very clean and perfect for a short stay. However, the only critique I have is that this place has zero parking, I mean zero. Here's a tip, there's parking above the hotel either in the residential area or on the hillside. Whether you're enjoying a small getaway to this beautiful town or going to canoeing like we did (I suggest both), this hotel is perfect. Enjoy.

The Picos de Europa are where Spaniards go to play in August - where temperatures are cooler,…read morespaces are not clogged with foreign tourists, and... where you can breathe. So why would anyone come to the Picos to stay in a crowded, larger hotel? Carlos has owned this property since 1991, and has been running it as a B&B for over 20 years now. He is a master carpenter; having taken a home that had been abandoned for more than 50 years - and converted it into a warm, inviting establishment. He managed to retain the rustic feel while finishing the place with modern touches, resulting in a VERY comfortable establishment with all of the old-world charm. It is simply beautiful! Each room or suite features a private bathroom (except the loft... a cozy nook for two or three). The views from each are simply stunning. Each room is heated (as needed) and has a TV. There is WiFi throughout. Carlos provides a wonderful breakfast each morning - featuring local meats and cheeses, breads and sweets, along with local honeys (four flavors based upon the elevation where the flowers were 'visited' by the bees); jams, oil, tomato, coffee, tea... and if you'd rather pack a lunch for your day's outing, he can fix you up as well. Carlos's knowledge of the area is almost encyclopaedic...from the local history, culture and lore, to the best places to eat or simply to relax and have a 'cuppa.' While we were there, he turned us on to the "roads less visited." So even though we were in the Picos at the height of their season, we did not suffer any overcrowding. The roads were narrow and mostly empty, allowing us to really enjoy the views. The restaurants that he suggested were each outstanding in their own right. He has a dear friend that is fluent in English, so don't let language hold you back. This is a place that will give you memories to cherish, and make you want to come back. We're already looking forward to our return!