La Casona de Entralgo
Asturias
At a glance
La Casona de Entralgo combines rural accommodation and a restaurant in Entralgo, a village in the Nalón Valley of Asturias. The property occupies a traditional stone-and-wood country house, restored to retain its rural character while providing modern comforts. Its setting suits visitors looking for a quiet base surrounded by nature, with hotel rooms and rural apartments available within the same establishment.
The restaurant serves a broad selection of familiar Asturian and Spanish dishes. The menu includes regional cooking such as fabada, pitu caleya, cabritu and cachopo, alongside seafood, salads, soups, cold and hot starters, and homemade desserts. Other options include cod, hake with prawns, squid and dishes prepared with Cabrales cheese. The cuisine combines traditional local recipes with straightforward restaurant favourites, making the dining room suitable for a relaxed meal during a rural stay or for visitors exploring the area.
Meals are offered through set menus with a choice of starters and main courses, together with dessert and selected drinks. Sidra is not included in the set menus, so it is worth checking the available drinks separately. Information about allergens in the dishes can be requested from the restaurant staff.
The location provides access to several attractions and outdoor activities in the surrounding area. The Museo de la Minería is close to the property, while the Parque Natural de Redes offers opportunities for walking and enjoying the landscape. Casa del Agua is approximately nine kilometres away. Oviedo and Gijón are also within driving distance for a city visit, at around half an hour by car according to the venue.
La Casona de Entralgo is suited to couples, families and small groups seeking a countryside stay with dining on site, as well as walkers and nature-focused visitors planning time in the Nalón Valley. The combination of a restored rural house, independent apartments, hotel accommodation and traditional cooking gives the venue a practical role as both a place to eat and a base for exploring Laviana and its surroundings.
