We stayed in an enormous, beautiful, well appointed room at the top of the hotel. The bathroom was also large and well lit. The breakfast is served in the restaurant, with sea view, by very friendly staff. The restaurant itself serves very good food and they have a good wine list. There is a very pleasant reading room with a balcony in the ground floor. The staff are very pleasant and helpful.

The beds were not comfortable. The room, under the roof, while beautiful, has several low, exposed beams that someone may hit themselves with, especially if walking around in the dark at night. No kettle or espresso machine in the room.

When we booked, no room with balcony was available but, on artival, we were offered a spacious and very comfortable suite with balcony for 2 of our 3 night stay. Lovely viwe of the port and sea. The double room we had for our 3rd night was equally clean and comfortable. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The hotel and restaurant below are family run and have a lovely atmosphere.

No parking at the property although you can drop of cases. Parking is down hill at the port. A kettle. In tge room would gave been good but this is generally not provided in Spain!

Great location, in the center of the town, right next to the bus stop(if anyone came by bus like me) Great staff, friendly and speaks English, and very responsive regarding my questions about arriving here by public transportation Beautifully view from the public terrace

For the single room, because the window next to main road, can have more noise. Also, maybe because it’s an old historic building, the soundproofing is not quite there, I can hear next door couple talking clearly in the evening. And when next door guests open their room with the keys, just sounds like opening mine, the sound is quite loud….but overall the noise issue wasn’t a big problem, I still rested pretty well. Also, because of the design of the bed, I’m keeping bumping my head on the wood block on top of the bed.Maybe it’s just for my room…

I enjoyed so much talking with the host, an older woman who has been a host for years and now shares the role with her son, etc. I speak English and she speaks Spanish, but we were able to communicate and actually had fun doing so, due to her enthusiasm and effort! She's one of the sweetest hosts ever. This place is truly gorgeous--historic and well-maintained. We stayed in the little apartment with views, including a large balcony, that faced the water. Dreamy! Even if you don't stay in that apartment, there is a shared living room with balcony space too. The son of the host (also a host) gave wonderful recommendations for a scenic drive up a mountain on the way to the national park (Picos de Europa). While we wanted to get to the park, we didn't have time, but this gorgeous little mountain drive was the next best thing! Ask about this. I also recommend the following for either a solo or romantic journey: *Walking Playa de La Griega beach for a picnic *Dining at El Meson del Pescados (spendy, but an amazing food experience)! We were here in November, and it was an ideal time--temps in the 60s (F) during the day and very few tourists. The only downside of that timing is a lot of places close. We were so grateful to stay at this beautiful hotel. Don't forget to have breakfast there too. It's amazing! :)

In all the places we have stayed in Spain (and there are many), this ranks very highly. The receptionist was charming a nd couldn't have been more helpful, even helping to carry out bags up to our room. The room was absolutely wonderful - huge bed, lots of space, and tucked under the eaves with a panoramic view over the harbour. We found free parking down at the harbour near the RULA Restaurant and there is more as you enter town, so don't be put off by the fact that the hotel doesn't offer its own parking.

The stuff was very attentive. The hotel had authentic atmosphere. The bathroom was especially impressive. Very good towels. The hotel definitely deserves more stars

We think the simple version of breakfast should include different types of foods. Crepes and pound cake were delicious we found that option of the breakfast was a bit too heavy on carbohydrates and sugar

This is a perfect hotel in a lovely town. The staff were just so welcoming. Nothing was any trouble for them. The room was beautiful. The terrace looked out onto the port and the coastline of neighbouring beaches. The breakfast was really good. Go for the bigger breakfast as the smaller one is very bread and cake based. The paella dinner was really worth it. All in all this is just a fantastic little hotel. Ignore the 2 stars rating. It's a very special place.

There was nothing not to like. Ok there isn't a car park but it's llastres! It's built in a hill with very few places to park. Up the hill though we found free car parking.

-Direct view on the ocean -The staff was very considerate! We had to buy some food and our room wasn't equipped with a mini fridge. So the staff upgraded us with a bigger room equipped with a fridge without additional cost!

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Beautiful spacious room. Privacy. Reception was incredibly kind. She carried my bag to my room which was surprising! Wish I could’ve stayed for breakfast as I am sure it would be delicious however had to leave early to walk the Camino del Norte. The hotel is off the Camino del Norte 2.6 miles. There are buses that take you down the hill if you don’t want to walk to rejoin the Camino. Great place.

My son and I traveled for 3 weeks in Spain and this was probably our favorite. Lastres itself is a magical little town, and the hotel fits right in. We were able to check in early and the room was beautiful, with a huge walk in closet and terrace looking out over the port and sea. We also ate dinner and breakfast there, so delicious. Homemade food, farm to table, with generous portions. The customer service was top notch, friendly without being pretentious. Ana gave us recommendations for our next stop, everyone was so happy there.

We only booked one night.