The staff were really welcoming and polite although we spoke very little Spanish. The cafeteria was great for a coffee and quick snack. The main restaurant was absolutely awesome and a must do if you’re staying a couple of nights, the steak was one of the best as was the lamb.

The bar didn’t open to 19:15 once the cafeteria closed although you could still get a drink in the cafeteria and bring it down. Coffee in the room would have been a bonus. The Internet is an intermittent and needs to be improved given it’s 2024, the location might be the issue.

Location was delightful with short walk to the cave & the basilica. The room & general aareas were spacious & well looked after. Dining room & dinner was good

The staff were nice but as there were not enough people working they were stretched. For example the poor guy who welcomed us at reception also had to serve our drinks in the bar where they had run out of glasses... he was having to work very hard without help. The hotel needs to employ more people.

Beautiful hotel in an incredible location. I can’t describe how beautiful the nature is around this hotel. The hotel was clean, comfortable and the staff was very friendly and helpful. They have three restaurants. One fancy one, one mid-range and a cheap cafeteria. This was very helpful. We found the mid-range option great with the kids and the food was good and affordable. Easy access to Cavadonga lakes from hotel by taxi.

Nothing

The location was great, beds were comfortable. Beautiful hotel and interior. The room we were in looked pretty new, with nice furniture. We were happy it included a refrigerator. Buses to the parks are walking distance and location couldn't be better to explore the church. Friendly hosts. There is a cafeteria on the 1st floor if you want simple sandwiches and drinks.

Parking was difficult, they do not have enough spaces for everyone and most people (despite reserving) needed to park quite far away and walk uphill because the lot was full. This could have easily been solved with a gate and a keycode. Wifi was weak at best. We were disappointed with the full-board restaurant fare, there were few options and often they were the same as the day prior.

Location was fabulous - especially for older family members who couldn’t walk too far. We could see the cave of the virgin and the Basilica easily and could get a taxi to the Covadonga Lakes without a problem.

Nothing really. Parking was easy. Staff were fabulous. Location fantastic and rooms very comfortable. We were visiting in early June before the rush so it may get way busier in the summer but it was tremendous value for the money!

Fantastic location when visiting the Covadonga sanctuary as everything is nearby. Very nice large rooms and a beautiful large bathroom. The hotel itself is beautiful with private parking. Good breakfast buffet.

The restaurant looks nice but was dissapointing both from a service and food point of view. We were a couple and ordered similar food but were served randomly. For example one main was served so much earlier that it was finished and the plate had been taken away by the time the second arrived. We were only able to eat the dessert together. One of us had fish and the other lamb for main and both were poorly cooked and tasteless. Accompanying vegetables were also tasteless. In summary, the hotel accommodation is great but we would never return to the restaurant.

The hotel is perfectly located next to the basilica and the shrine (if thats your thing). its only a short drive, either by car or by bus to Cangas de Onis which is a lively town with plenty of good rerstaurants. The hotel is old but is totally in character with the area - anything more modern would stand out (check out the new builds behind the hotel!) The restaurant food was good albeit limited and the staff suffered from a lack of numbers but on the main were good and friendly. Main down side was - the basilica bells! LOL! Especially the 5:45pm ones!!!

Parking is limited

We had inadvertently booked an attic room -- which I would not recommend -- but thanks to Cristina at the reception desk we were offered a far better room for a very modest supplement, despite arriving at the busiest time of year, just before Asturias Day (September 8). The hotel is atmospheric and redolent of a different era. Close to the shrine of La Santina for those of a religious persuasion, and perfectly placed for a trip to the Lakes for those who prefer a walk in the mountains.

Parking can be tricky.

Excellent setting and perfect for a visit to the chapel in the rocks and the church / museum. Easy trip up to the lakes from here too. There is a cafe on the first floor serving drinks and snacks and this is a good choice for a light breakfast and cheaper than booking it with the hotel room. Beds were more comfortable than the last time we stayed - two singles interlinked and extra pillows provided. Bathroom is well equipped and everything was very clean. restaurant food is excellent - the large prawns at a dozen for 20 euros is an indulgence not to be missed! Steak excellent too. Reasonable price for drinks, bar is open between meal service times. Restaurant is late opening as usual but worth the wait! Car park is not large but there is another just up the hill so you shouldn't have too much of a problem even when busier. Don't miss the road to the lakes - it's spectacular!

Cafe can be noisy at times when you are sat in there, but people come and go quite quickly after services at the church /chapel and it calms down again. Fresh orange juice and pastries are lovely for breakfast here.

The room was a good size, bed was comfortable.

Shower head was not great. Location is quiet and next to the Sanctuary, but we were not able to drive up to the lakes. They restricted access to private vehicles. If we had known this, we would have stayed in Congas de Onis and taken a tour.