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Hotel Rural Ovio
★★Nueva de Llanes
8.9/ 10Very good
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Standard Double or Twin Room
Providing free toiletries, this twin/double room includes a private bathroom with a bath or a shower, a bidet and a hair…
Triple Room with Private Bathroom
Providing free toiletries, this triple room includes a private bathroom with a bath or a shower, a bidet and a hairdryer…
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Restaurants nearby
- Ayalga★ Michelin Few places in Ribadesella have as much personality as the hotel Villa Rosario, the iconic Indian palace of 1914 where this restaurant is located, recommended by the MICHELIN Guide.The restaurant, which occupies a glassed-in terrace with superb views of the Bay of Biscay, has chef Israel Moreno behind the stove, a team player who far from feeling like a captain considers himself a ‘sailor’ within the crew delivering each service. On offer here are two interesting tasting menus called Villa Rosario (like the hotel) and Santa Marina (like the beach opposite their location), always bringing to the11.2km
- El Retiro★ Michelin In a small village in Llanes, a traditional family business has evolved with the times; the old ‘chigre’ (tavern) that one day was founded by the grandparents of the chef, Ricardo González Sotres, is seen today with two distinct areas: the informal Le Bistró, which maintains the rustic charm and offers a menu of traditional tastes, and El Retiro, a much more gastronomic space for us to discover its tasting menu. What will you find? A modern Asturian cuisine brimming with technique and creativity, respectful with the raw ingredients of the local area and tremendously balanced. Within the tastin14.2km
- Le BistróBib Asturian “fabada” stew, squid cooked in its own ink, tripe, pig’s trotter and snout give a strong indication of the culinary focus here. Le Bistró occupies the porch of a property that also plays host to the El Retiro fine-dining restaurant, but with its own charming rustic ambience and identity. Here, award-winning chef Ricardo González Sotres conjures up traditional Asturian cuisine that is fully respectful of both ingredients and flavours, in so doing offering a sincere insight into this region, accompanied by highly delicate textures and a nod to fusion cooking. Don’t miss his braised “pit14.2km
- La Huertona If you enjoy dining with a view, La Huertona could be the place. Located a stone’s throw from the mouth of the Sella river, this delightful restaurant with a rustic ambience features dining rooms with superb vistas of green meadows and cows grazing from its idyllic setting. Options here include a concise à la carte of market-inspired options on which grilled dishes take centre stage, with a strong focus on fish and seafood sourced from local auctions, and an extensive tasting menu that needs to be pre-booked. We loved the freshly prepared “salpicón” of Ribadesella lobster and the locally caugh11.5km
- El Molín de Mingo A rustic-style property (featuring a restaurant and three buildings with their own unique character) which continues to grow in popularity thanks to its secluded location surrounded by mountains where guests are keen to return time and time again and get away from it all. Here, owner-chef Dulce Martínez prepares superb, traditional home-style cuisine which is refined, delicate and full of flavour, with real attention to detail and presentation. There are two menus available here (one longer than the other), both offering a choice of dishes such as the typical cornbread with Afuega'l Pitu chees13.9km
- El Bálamu A bright restaurant with a maritime atmosphere on the first floor of the fish auction house in Llanes, opposite the fishing port, hence the constant coming and going of boats unloading their catch or heading out to sea. In this relaxed and friendly setting, enjoy simply yet meticulously prepared cuisine created with the freshest fish and seafood of an extraordinarily high quality.15.0km
- Güeyu-Mar This restaurant by the beach, with its somewhat unusual and huge kingfish adorning the façade, is an iconic eatery for lovers of grilled fish dishes that are both copious and of the highest quality. The concise à la carte, which is based around ingredients sourced daily from the fish auction, is complemented by an interesting array of homemade preserves which are served in the restaurant or can be purchased to take home. Advance booking is recommended here.16.8km
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Attractions nearby
- Playa de Gulpiyuri Shortest beach of the world3.7km
- Cuevas del Mar Beach beach in LLanes, Asturias, Spain1.3km
- Palace of la Espriella en Villahormes cultural property in Llanes, Spain2.3km
- Q60789835.1km
- San Antolín de Bedón cultural property in Llanes, Spain5.1km
- Cueto la Mina cave cave, Cultural Interest Asset5.9km
- Playa Torimbia beach in Llanes, Asturias, Spain6.2km
- Q187154119.9km
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