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.

Gayle and I were returning from Fuente De that included a ride up the gondola and a gorgeous hike…read morearound a small slice of the Picos de Europa. Our big regret was not completing the 4+ hour hike down, but in fairness we hadn't packed enough water, snacks, and layers. If we ever come back, we'll stay at the Parador and this area a little more justice. It was now 3 PM and in Spain that means that it was Lunch time. We were now in Potes and one Tour book (Northern Spain Handbook by Footprint) recommended Casa Cayo. It was a fine choice. We were seated by the window and the views of the river and the nearby peaks were very pretty. The place very lively, cheerful, sunny, and a great place to hang out and soak up the local ambiance. We also had a great server who took very good care of us. We both enjoyed one of the local stews and shared over a bottle of nice wine. Flan and coffee (solo for me, con leche for Gayle) finished off a nice meal and a fun hiking portion of our day.

Very good traditional spanish food. The place was packed however they were still able to serve us…read morewithin a reasonable amount of time. Before lunch we had drinks at the bar in the front They give you a small snack which is part of the costume in Spain.

This place is a total gem. It has a character all its own, a vibe that I have yet to see in any…read morehotel that I've stayed at, ever. I would especially recommend this location for large groups traveling together, as it has multiple common areas, with classy decorations, ample space, and a self-serve bar that works on the honor system. The rooms are spacious. Each private bathroom is bigger than some hotel rooms that I've stayed in. Wonderful location with views of the town and sea. Right off the Camino de Santiago for those looking for a luxury break in their pilgrimage. All of the staff are delightful. The breakfast for 12 euro was totally worth it, with local delicacies, potato omelette, fresh fruit, etc.

The hotel is clean modern and luxurious. The towels are soft and huge the rooms are nice and the…read morelinen is soft and clean. The staff is wonderful and truly accommodating.

My husband and I stayed La Casa de Juansabeli for one night in October, while we were visiting…read moreAsturias. There is a beautiful national park, Picos de Europa nearby, that many travel here to see. La Casa de Juansabeli is about a 15 minute drive to Los Picos. Anyway, we happened to check into the hotel in the evening and just wanted to get dinner and turn in early as we have a long day ahead the following day. We decided to eat at the hotel's own restaurant for convenience. Dinner service starts at 8:30pm and goes until 10:00pm. We didn't realize reservations needed to be made, but our server gladly accommodated us. The menu features either a 2 course (€16.50) or 3 course dinner (€22) that you can build based on a list of items on the menu. Dinner also includes complimentary water, a glass of wine and a basket of bread. For a small hotel restaurant located near the mountains, we really didn't think food was going to be good until we saw the other tables being served delicious, large portion sized plates of food. My husband had the 3 course dinner with anchovies on toasted bread, duck confit and the flower pot ice cream dessert, while I opted for the 2 course dinner with the fish entree and the flower pot ice cream dessert as well. Everything from the execution, presentation, taste was excellent. The flowerpot dessert was served in a flowerpot with chocolate and mint ice cream, topped with cocoa and chocolate dust with two little flowers on top. This is not your regular country food! I know I mentioned Juansabeli is a 15-room hotel, but it is owned by Logis, a leading hotel chain in Europe. The rooms are quaint and clean. The staff are super sweet and professional. When we checked out that morning, the hotel even gifted us a home made jam most likely made from local ingredients! It was such a sweet gesture and makes the guest feel special and valued. Sad we could only stay for one night, this place is truly a gem.

This was a lovely little hotel, close to the water, and walking distance from just about anything…read moreyou'd like to see, do or eat in Gijón. Now, it's no luxury hotel, it's probably rated a 3 star, but the room was very clean, it has reliable wifi and I found the staff to be exceptional: they were really, really helpful and friendly. I would absolutely stay here again.

I have stayed here many times. The rooms are always well kept and the service is impeccable. The…read morerestaurant is a nice place to have a meal with the standard Spanish fair. The cafe is well stocked and can churn out the quickest of coffees and breakfast tapas.

A friendlier hostess and a better value for money you could not ask for. She made an amazing…read morebreakfast every morning, and provided loads of helpful tips and suggestions about hiking spots, etc. Picos de Europa is not an easy place to navigate if you're not a local. Information is scarce and mostly in Spanish, but she provided great details to get us to some awesome hiking spots in Ponga National Park. The B&B itself was very well kept. The bedroom we stayed in, although it had a small bedroom, had a very decent sized bathroom with a nice tub for a proper bath. All the furnishings looked quite new and everything was very clean. This was a great value for money, nestled in a beautiful part of Spain. Having a coffee/tea on the patio here in the morning looking at the mountains, will give you a different take on life.