Hotels in Cangas De Onís, Asturias - page 4.

Cangas De Onís, Asturias - C/ Llano de Con-Picos de Europa, s/n  see map

This hotel is located in the east of the Spanish province of Asturias close to the small town of Llano de Con, which is part of the Cangas de Onís community. The nearest large town lies about 9 km away and the beach is about 25 km from the hotel and may be reached by car in just 30 minutes. The Picos de Europa national park is 10 km from the hotel. This hotel is housed within a historical building that dates back to the mid-18th century and was lovingly restored in the year 2000. There are a to...

Cangas De Onís, Asturias - C/ Real Sitio de Covadonga, s/n  see map

This charming hotel is located in the Real Sitio de Covadonga, within the National Park Picos de Europa, in a lovely area of natural beauty. With over 100 years of history and recently refurbished, comprises a total of 52 rooms, including 2 suites, decorated with classic hardwood furniture and all the amenities of a four star hotel. Service provides Reception, Restaurant, Café and Lounge Bar. Room Service, Laundry and Parking. It also has 5 Meeting Rooms different capacity for all types of b...

Cangas De Onís, Asturias - C/ La Venta, s/n  see map

This complex is located half way between Cangas de Onís and Covadonga, on the banks of river Güeña, a strategic location to enjoy Picos de Europa. It's only 30 km away from the beaches of Llanes. Little charming hotels and restaurants offer regional cuisine and an excellent service so that guests can fully enjoy traditional meals from Asturias. The welcoming rooms are equipped with an en-suite bathroom with a hairdryer. A direct dial telephone, central heating and a hire safe come as standard. L...

Cangas De Onís, Asturias - C/ Villanueva, s/n  see map

Tradition has it that King Alfonso I 'The Catholic' constructed this building on 21 February 746, and the excavations carried out at the start of the refurbishing work to turn it into a hotel confirm this theory. The current monastery was founded on this site and was run by the Order of San Benito until the Desamortización of 1835 (Large-scale selling of State and Church assets). Two rooms with archaeological remains, pottery in particular, uncovered during the refurbishing work are testament to...