Accommodation in Asturias

Finding where to stay in Asturias can really set the tone for your trip. You’ve got everything from simple pensions in Oviedo’s old town to beachfront apartments along Playa de San Lorenzo in Gijón. Don’t overlook the mountain hamlets in the Picos de Europa if you’re after a quieter spot, or try a traditional casa rural where you might run into a local sharing cider stories.

Most hotels here lean towards practical, comfy rather than flashy, but that just adds to the charm. If you’re visiting in summer, book early,places fill up quickly, especially around Cangas de Onís or Llanes. And by the way, some of the best places charge extra for a sea view, which honestly, can be worth it since the coastline views in Asturias really can’t be beat.

If you love character over chain hotels, stroll through Llanes or Avilés where boutique stays hidden in centuries-old buildings give a genuine Asturian feel. Don’t hesitate to ask locals for recommendations once you’re there,they often know about smaller, family-run spots you won’t find online. You’ll find a comfortable base to explore Asturias without any fuss, just the way it should be.