Hotel Casa Cayo

We loved this little cozy hotel in Potes. I can’t believe this is a one star hotel. The rooms are a bit outdated but the hotel is very charming, with a nice bar space and a lovely cozy communal room with fire place and tv, plus a hidden terrace overlooking the river. It’s a shame their restaurant is not open but the staff give good recommendations. The service is great, very warm and attentive staff. On the last day we left quite early in the morning but they offered us to have breakfast ahead of time (service starts at 8am). The breakfast is very generous and everything is homemade (cake, tortilla, bread with tomato and ham). This place is a little gem in the mountains, absolutely recommended!!

Great hotel and wonderful staff!!! Nice and relaxed setting, on a pedestrian street over looking the town !! Parking in the local free car park !! We arrived on a Monday and was jammed due to the market !! No problem parking once market cleared out and the days after that !!Great views up the valley from the terrace !! A lovely comfortable place to stay!! Lovely bedroom and good shower !! And a decent breakfast where you will not be hungry!! |The staff are excellent and so helpful !! We changed our plans and were so accommodating.

Excellent stay at casa cayo! Super friendly staff, clean and comfortable rooms, delicious coffee and breakfast, and perfect location for walking around town. Totally recommend.

Lovely quaint hotel great view excellent location. Staff friendly and accomodating.| Room clean.|Nice terrace to sit out. Free and safe parking for motorbike. Lovely breakfast. Value for money. Near bars and restaurants. Highly recommend.

Fantastic. Recommend. Great service. People and food.

How is this hotel only rated 1 star?? It’s simply beautiful, gorgeous old building right in the middle of town. Rooms are basic but lovely with a good bathroom - great shower - great pressure and plenty of hot water. There’s a communal lounge where they light the open fire every evening around 6pm, very cozy place to sit, read, enjoy a drink or even work at one of the tables. Breakfast was included and was homely - not a buffet instead they bring you tostada, fruit platter, potato tortilla/eggs, coffee, juice, cheese, jamon and homemade cake. Impossible to eat everything. No parking onsite but public car park is just a short walk away. No elevators either so avoid overpacking if possible so no lugging heavy stuff upstairs. The whole hotel was super clean, it’s clear they are very conscientious in this regard. What a wonderful place to stay! Only complaint is to please take a look at the WiFi connection - was almost unusable so if you’re relying on it for work or anything that will cause some frustration.

This boutique hotel was AMAZING ! The staff who were beyond friendly and helpful from the time we arrived to our very last minute there ! They made us feel at home and went out of their way to get us anything we needed. I realized I forgot my Apple Watch in the room when I had arrived at the airport so I gave them a call to see what my options were and they shipped out my watch 2 days later to New York ! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR GOING ABOVE AND BEYOND FOR US! ❤️ we’ll deff be back :)

can’t park at hotel but they have an enormous secure lockup garage about 5 min walk away so great for bikers

Gayle and I were returning from Fuente De that included a ride up the gondola and a gorgeous hike around a small slice of the Picos de Europa. Our big regret was not completing the 4+ hour hike down, but in fairness we hadn't packed enough water, snacks, and layers. If we ever come back, we'll stay at the Parador and this area a little more justice. It was now 3 PM and in Spain that means that it was Lunch time. We were now in Potes and one Tour book (Northern Spain Handbook by Footprint) recommended Casa Cayo. It was a fine choice. We were seated by the window and the views of the river and the nearby peaks were very pretty. The place very lively, cheerful, sunny, and a great place to hang out and soak up the local ambiance. We also had a great server who took very good care of us. We both enjoyed one of the local stews and shared over a bottle of nice wine. Flan and coffee (solo for me, con leche for Gayle) finished off a nice meal and a fun hiking portion of our day.

Very good traditional spanish food. The place was packed however they were still able to serve us within a reasonable amount of time. Before lunch we had drinks at the bar in the front They give you a small snack which is part of the costume in Spain.

My sister and I stayed at Casa Cayo for two nights and it was in every respect an amazing experience. We arrived in the late afternoon exhausted after a long drive and were immediately greeted by a friendly young staff member. After asking our names he summoned two other men who worked there and the three of them pretty much ran up the three flights of stairs to our room carrying our heavy luggage, smiled at us, and promptly left to let us unwind. Our room was very nice, with double-paned windows. We had breakfast and dinner in the restaurant downstairs twice, and each meal was unbelievably delicious. The waiter went out of his way to recommend activities for us and served us gluten free bread (gluten intolerant here),. On our last morning there the bartender made a phone call for us so we could try to reschedule a cave tour. Casa Cayo was a wonderful experience, and I hope to come back to Casa Cayo one day soon, for a longer stay and with my entire family!