Casona De La Paca

This is a lovely hotel with a relaxed vibe. It’s family-run and very friendly. We had a good-sized ground floor room with doors leading out into the garden, where there were chairs to relax in. When we came back after dinner we had a couple of drinks in the elegant sitting room. The only downside is that it’s a very steep walk down into town and back again, but there is a taxi which we took advantage of after dinner at El Faro (also recommended). I wish we could have stayed longer and hope to come back again.

Absolutely outstanding experience. Stunning boutique hotel with a style. Charming owners and amazingly amazing room 21 on the second floor with veranda. 5-start breakfast, free parking, You get feel of staying at old friends with all possible perks. Hotel lobby is most stylish I have ever seen. Real gem in Asturia.

Can't recommend this place highly enough. Spectacular views, beautifully decorated hotel, and fantastic value. This was one of our favorite hotels in northern Spain. The staff are AWESOME and very helpful. Note, if you rent the Tower room, there is a flight of stairs you will have to navigate with your luggage.

Paradise! Casona de la Paca is the perfect hotel. A beautifully decorated villa with gorgeous rooms & communal spaces & tranquil garden. Absolutely delightful owners & staff who were only too happy to help with restaurant reservations & other recommendations. Our ‘special room’ on the first floor had a small terrace, two sitting areas & sweeping views. Breakfast was outstanding! Ample car parking & a divine garden where we enjoyed G&T’s on the terrace before walking to dinner. I cannot recommend a stay here more highly. We stayed 3 nights & there was lots to explore nearby particularly the stunning local beaches.

This little hidden gem is perfect for a getaway to recharge your batteries. It has a beautiful lush garden with gorgeous sitting areas,it's quiet and very well equipped to make your stay perfect. Situated on the edge of Cudillero, one of the big + are the parking possibilities. Our room was spacious, super clean, with comfortable bed, bathroom with all the anenities you can possibly need, and a terrace with a colourful garden view. The house it self is beautifuly restored,with charming decor and a quiet and very relaxing athmosphere. On top of that a fantastic restaurant Arbichera just few steps from the hotel, as we didn't feel to visit Cudillero in the evening. I can highly recommend this place!

The hotel is really beautiful. My favorite place are the lounge areas. The rooms are clean and well maintained. The staff is amazing and can speak English. The breakfast has a lot of options and is quite delicious. My only complaint is that the immediate area is not the most pedestrian friendly. There's only a narrow sidewalk on one side of the road. Cudillero is about a 10mins walk downhill

The reason I rated it five out of five is ONLY because of the staff at Casona de La Paca - we were blown away by how beautiful the actual hotel is – – authentic in every way in our room is probably the prettiest room in the entire hotel. We slept like babies with the big window open and a cool breeze wafting across us. Our King size bed was two twins pushed together, but I’d be embarrassed to complain about that. It was perfectly fine. The bathroom was lovely and had a beautiful tub with a shower attachment so you could actually really have a great soak. The sitting room where I’m writing this from is beautiful. I’ve taken my coffee here to sit down and write. That’s it for the good. Now for the rest: the town is completely nuts. 12th and 13th century buildings with façades – – wooden façades colorfully painted over it, but covered in graffiti and tilted down in a way that you would never ever wanna go inside the building for fear that you might fall down a skinny shaft. It’s not possible that people live there - and the steep road down made me nauseated and upset to even be close to where we were going. There were people wandering around everywhere– – tons of tourists and we had no idea why. graffiti everywhere. Looks like World War III victims didn’t know the war was over. It was distressing him away. That’s hard to put my finger on. Apathetic locals curiously, ignoring the tourists and tourist packed into mediocre, looking restaurants. Our car got stuck, and we almost crashed over a bridge for lack of room to drive. None of this would be bad if it hadn’t been played up as one of the most beautiful ports in all of Spain. it’s horrendous, worn down in a way that’s so distressing and impoverished badly. We had dinner last night at a restaurant about 200 pieces from our hotel. The waitress seem to wanna kill us from the moment we walked in to the restaurant. The food was awful and the service worse. Seems like people are stuck here for whatever reason. Run – – don’t stop here unless you want a nice night in this hotel, which is lovely. Just make sure you ask for a room inside the old building and you don’t get pushed to the annex, which is less expensive and I’ve read reviews about people who arrived thinking they would be in the main building only to be pushed to side to the back rear rebuilt, ugly building.

The best accommodation till now on Camino Norte. We had whole apartment with spacious kitchen and living room, bedroom and bathroom. The apartment was located in beautiful garden. It was so peaceful and relaxing to spend the night there while walking Camino. Breakfast was excellent. The best of all on our trip. The host was kind and helpful.