Hotels in Oviedo

The capital of Asturias, Oviedo, is one of those cities that possesses an aura of lordship that is evident when you walk through its streets.

The streets are spotless, with lanterns that look like something out of a palace and houses that could be featured in an architectural magazine, opening the doors to a world of light, heritage, shops, parks, bars and restaurants.

Art is also very present in Oviedo, which has a large collection of paintings in the Museum of Fine Arts of Asturias, with works by painters such as Dalí, Goya, Picasso and El Greco; a magnificent cathedral and millenary Romanesque churches that dominate the nearby mountains.

And speaking of mountains, Oviedo will also serve as a base for exploring the spectacular natural beauty of Asturias, with wild beaches and the mountains of the nearby Picos de Europa, not forgetting charming fishing villages such as Cudillero and Luarca.

And if you come to the city for work, don't worry because you can take advantage of all the comforts of our hotel in Oviedo near the Palacio de Congresos. We'll tell you where to have a cider after a day of meetings!

Cider, as well as other products of the exquisite local gastronomy, will be what you'll find in the El Fontán market, a great place to buy the ingredients for Asturian fabada and observe local life.

Not far from there, the Cathedral of San Salvador presides over the Plaza Alfonso II El Casto, a king who is remembered as the first pilgrim on the Camino de Santiago. This is the beginning of the Primitive Way, its oldest variant.

Although as ecclesiastical heritage, little can surpass the ancestral beauty of the pre-Romanesque churches of San Miguel de Lillo and Santa María del Naranco, from which you will have magnificent views of the city.

If you are travelling to Oviedo with your family, we recommend that you make yourselves comfortable in one of our hotels in Oviedo and start by taking a stroll along Calle Uría, a beautiful street full of shops of all kinds.

Nearby, the San Francisco park has been the playground for generations of Oviedo children. There are 127 different species of trees and shrubs, and among them sits Mafalda, whose statue has been watching life go by with her intelligent little eyes since 2014.

El Bosque is not an old-fashioned zoo, but the dream come true of a group of friends who wanted to create a place where children and adults alike could be made aware of the importance of caring for the environment. An essential family visit when you are in Oviedo.

Another good plan is to visit the Fernando Alonso Museum and Circuit. Adrenaline, cars and original objects of the most successful Spanish driver in history are waiting for you there.