Name: Hotel Casa Fernando
Address: Autovía del Cantábrico Salida 445, Cudillero, ES

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Guest scores & sentiment

From 75 guest reviews · multi-source · as of 2026-07-20

Guests frequently praise the friendly staff, quiet location near Cudillero and the Camino, and a generally good breakfast. The main complaints revolve around frequent unstaffed receptions, early evening closures of the restaurant and bar, unreliable WiFi, and inconsistent room conditions including dust and minor maintenance issues. Overall, the stay is pleasant but heavily dependent on timing and advance information.

Dimension scores · cross-source

Service8.2

Value7.8

Cleanliness7.8

Rooms7.7

Location7.7

Facilities7.4

Wi-Fi5.5

＋ PraisedFriendly and helpful staff · Good and quiet location · Delicious and abundant food · Good value for money

－ ComplaintsWorn and broken facilities · Poor cleanliness details · Unclear self-check-in instructions · Unattended reception

KEYSuitable for daytime visitors with low evening dining needs. Confirm check-in procedures, restaurant hours, and WiFi availability in advance, ideally avoiding late arrivals.

FAQ · grounded in hotel data & reviews

locationHow is the location? Is it suitable for visiting Cudillero or the Camino?＋

The quiet location is near Cudillero and the Camino, ideal for short drives to nearby beaches. Guests praise its serene atmosphere and convenient access.

diningHow is the breakfast? Are the restaurant and bar open in the evening?＋

Breakfast is generous and tasty but incurs a fee and may start late. The main drawback is that the restaurant and bar close early in the evening.

serviceIs the front desk service good? Is check-in convenient?＋

Staff are friendly and attentive (Service score: 8.2). However, the reception is often unattended with unclear self-check-in instructions, which may cause delays.

roomWhat are the room facilities? Is the WiFi stable?＋

Rooms are spacious with mini-fridges and flat-screen TVs. However, WiFi is often unstable (Score: 5.5), and some rooms have cleanliness or maintenance issues.

familyDoes this hotel allow children?＋

According to hotel policy, children are not allowed. Please verify this requirement before booking to ensure it fits your travel plans.

businessIs it suitable for business trips? Are there meeting facilities?＋

Meeting rooms and free WiFi are available, though WiFi instability may hinder work. Free newspapers are provided, but limited service hours may affect long stays.

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Room types · 1

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Twin Room

up to 2

2 Twin BedsInternet - Free WiFi and wired internet accessEntertainment - Flat-screen TV Sleep - Bed sheets Bathroom - Private bathroom, bathtub, free toiletries, and a hair dryerPractical - Desk; rollaway/extra beds and free cribs/infant beds available on requestComfort - Daily housekeeping and heatingNon-Smoking

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Facilities · 12

All facilities & services listed by the hotel (aggregated across sources).

Meeting roomsGardenLuggage storageTerraceFree WiFiMeeting roomsBreakfast available (surcharge)Smoke-free propertyTours/ticket assistanceFront desk (limited hours)Free self parkingFree newspapers in lobby

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Nearby & map

Dining

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Cabo Vidio

Regional Cuisine

€€

This attractive family-run restaurant, featuring a pleasantly surprising rustic-style dining room overlooking a charming landscaped terrace, is run in a friendly spirit and with great professionalism by chef Jairo López (who is in charge of both the kitchen and dining room). His traditional Asturian cooking, including dishes such as broad beans with cod cheek, spider crab cake, and the loin of sea bream with cider, always champions ingredients sourced from the local area. Although many of the dishes here are for two people, it is also possible to order individual portions.

7.5km

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El Pescador

Seafood

€€

Located inside the boutique hotel of the same name, this is one of those family-run restaurants where it feels like time does not pass. And it’s no wonder, it’s one of those places where the sea is brought right to your table! It offers a fairly extensive à la carte, with various specialities from the Asturian recipe book and, above all, the best local fish and seafood local seafood (baby squid, hake, monkfish, virrey...). Fun fact: They have their own boat, called ‘La Felisina’, which goes out to fish daily from the port of Cudillero so that diners can enjoy the freshest products.

15.2km

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