Independent hotels in Somiedo, Asturias

"An oasis on the Camino. Clean, comfortable, great staff and amazing food. "

"Good dinner good breakfast friendly staff nice dog. Plenty of parking. Great views. Good shower. "

"Made to feel very welcome by staff and were very helpful Bar and restaurant was excellent Rooms were very spacious and clean Overall an excellent few days"

"Living in nature"

"Excellent accommodation out in the middle of nowhere. If you wish to explore the Somiedo Nature Park, this is right in the middle and a brilliant base. Host was excellent, although spoke no English, we got by with Google translate.The road to the village of Caunedo from either direction is awesome and the views amazing."

"We had an amazing two nights at Solo Palacio. A beautiful Manor House in incredible surroundings! The infinity pool was stunning & the spa also. It would have been nice to have had a coffee machine in our suite tho. We’ll hopefully return again. "

"Lovely new, modern albergue right on the trail at the top end of Salas town. Beds are well-spaced in the shared rooms and each comes with it's own locker, shelves, reading light and charging socket. The floor to ceiling windows offer lovely views of the surrounding area and let a lot of light into the room. Toilets and shower facilities are spotlessly clean and there are washing facilities and plenty of space to hang washing. There's an on-site bar and restaurant, where they serve a pilgrim meal every eve. Breakfast is also available for a fee. This was one of my favourite albergues on the Camino Primitivo 🙂"

"This property is overpriced. For over $200 a night, I would expect a room that does not smell of urine and for my mini fridge to work. I called the front desk several times asking for the mini fridge to be repaired to no avail. Some of the staff (the waiter at the Bar) were very pleasant and others (woman at the front desk when I checked in) were not pleasant. The pool area was nice; yet it should be clearly stated that to enjoy the facilities, you must wear a swimming cap which is available for an additional fee. My son (who has sensory issues) was thrown off by the need for the cap and refused to go into the pool. I also found it strange that you needed a reservation to use the pool area. "