we stayed there for a wedding and we enjoyed every moment. The Parador is located in a very special site next to the Sella River. hiking and canoeing are great options , as well as the delicious regional food. The Parador has two buildings, I recommend the öld¨ one , where rooms are like a museum . However the modern... More

We used the Brittany Ferries short Parador Break designed to attract travellers between the schools going back and before the October half term. A perfect time for the 'grey pound'. We wanted a single destination, no more than 100 mile drive from Santander from which we could travel out each day. This one fitted the bill perfectly. Nestling in a... More

Stunning surroundings. The beauty of the historic chapel and monastery was awe inspiring. The food very rustic (massive portions) - staff very helpful. Very little English spoken - very refreshing! Bit of a hike up to the family room with the luggage. Good value relative to other Paradores. Highly recommended to stay for touring the stunning Picos de Europas. More

This was our 3rd Parador on this trip - and the best. Very quiet, beautiful views of the river and the mountains and the best meal we had on our stay. It was also the cheapest of the 5 hotels we stayed in on this holiday and easily the best value for money. We will definitely go back there. More

This Parador is situated in the hamlet of Villanueva, 2kms downstream from Cangas de Onis, so one can escape the tourist crowds. One cannot, however, escape noisy discotheque wedding parties on a saturday night. Given that this hotel was the most expensive of our summer holiday we were not expecting to have our late night romantic dinner conversation drowned out... More

My family and I spent 6 nights in this hotel, booking 2 connecting rooms. I cannot say enough about the staff, their warmth and friendliness. The property is rustic and lovely, in a beautiful area of Spain perfect for discovering the Picos de Europa. We had problems with the Wi-Fi in our rooms and the staff quickly resolved it by... More

We have stayed at paradors before and know they can vary, but no-one else would be allowed to build hotels in the places they are found. This is a very good one - recently built on an old monastery site, with good modern features, well-designed in sympathy with the original building of which sadly little remains. After an excellent restaurant... More

The setting,building, our room, and bathroom were all perfect. Loved the little museum displays about the archaeology of the monestry. We walked for quite a long way along the river bank, which is accessed from behind the church. I didn't rate this Parador as excellent only because I thought the dining room a little gloomy and it smelled a bit... More

Lovely old Parador built from honey coloured stone with sympathetic modern extension just outside the busy town of Cangas. Beautiful old cloisters and reception area. Friendly reception staff and waiters but sulky girl serving in the bar. Very comfortable, large rooms on the lower floor with doors to communal garden. No view as such but very quiet. Large twin beds... More