“Hotel para relajarse”
The views from the dining lounge are amazing; you feel at home.
TeresaEen maand geleden
Een ogenblik…
★★★·Vegadeo·9.5
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of typ het gewoon: “rond de 20e, drie nachten”
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De la Osa Hotel, an adults‑only retreat in Abres, features air‑conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, garden or river views, work desks, flat‑screen TVs and complimentary Wi‑Fi. Guests enjoy a sun terrace, garden, bar, games room, coffee shop, outdoor seating and free off‑site parking. Situated 107 km from Asturias Airport, it offers easy access to historic sites and Playa de Peñarronda, complemented by scenic vistas and a renowned breakfast.
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Hoe gasten het hotel beoordelen, aspect voor aspect.
The views from the dining lounge are amazing; you feel at home.
Teresa·Een maand geleden
The service from Nuria was very pleasant. She helped us with everything she could and made our stay as comfortable as possible. The 10‑night stay in a prime spot was in a very spacious room with all the comforts. Even though there are few restaurants nearby, the hotel offers small cans, yoghurts or cured meats that can be bought and enjoyed while looking at the spectacular views through a window that leaves you speechless.
Dorleta·Een maand geleden
I love everything. The location is magnificent, in a very quiet and pastoral setting. The staff service is impeccable. The new hotel, the rooms are super comfortable and silent. I appreciate the detail of having proper lighting to read a bit in bed. I love everything. Being in a village, there aren’t many places nearby to eat or dine. We went to Ribadeo, about 15 km away, or bought food and ate it in the hotel facilities.
Sofía·2 maanden geleden
Location.
Fernando·2 maanden geleden
The views are beautiful, and the facilities are almost new, very pretty and comfortable. The cleanliness was practically nonexistent. The room wasn’t cleaned in 5 days, the bathroom service only changed towels, and they didn’t even refill toilet paper (they told us to get it ourselves from a cupboard). Their idea of making the bed is to stretch the blanket awkwardly over it and pile the pillows in the middle… I’ve never seen anything like it. The huge windows that let you see the views are full of rubbish and cobwebs in the corners… and the floor is covered in lint balls and dust.
Oscar·2 maanden geleden