Hotel Casa Prendes
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 13:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 12:00 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Children | Children are welcome at this hotel |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Airport shuttle
Non-smoking
Lift
Bar
Luggage storage
More about Hotel Casa Prendes
Hotel Casa Prendes
Hotel Casa Prendes is located 100 metres from the sea in the charming Asturian town of Cudillero. The hotel has a rustic feel and offers free WiFi and a hot tub.
Reviews from 
Family traveller
Comment: 24 Feb 2025
Stayed in: Feb 2025
Very good hotel in the center of Cudillero
We went with the family to spend the weekend and the hotel is very welcoming, in the center of Cudillero, with the port next door, very clean and the staff very friendly and attentive, the breakfast a la carte we liked very much we would definitely repeat! Great experience!
Couple
Comment: 15 Sep 2024
Stayed in: Sep 2024
The best to visit the village
Cozy and functional room with hot tub, excellent location to see the village, 20 meters from the square where the restaurants are and 100 meters from the parking and the fishing port. Excellent and family friendly.....
Other
NZ
Comment: 20 Feb 2020
Stayed in: Nov 2019
Your bolthole in Cudillero
Only if you've been to Cudillero do you understand the challenge of its geography! A town that is literally being poured down a steep valley towards the sea. There are hardly any parks, just by the harbour. We pulled in here while I went off on foot in search of accommodation. Hotel Casa Prendes appeared, a quick conversation with the manager, lovely room, very economical in November and we were sorted. He came with me to the car and took our bags up while we parked properly (try not to be at the end where the waves can come up). Settled in, we were then handy to cider pubs where they pour it from miles up, and a restaurant where we ate well. Highly recommend. The shower was a little unnerving though with spouts in places you weren't expecting :D
Couple
Comment: 12 Aug 2019
Stayed in: Aug 2019
Wonderful stay
This little hotel fits perfectly into this charming fishing village. We arrived by train and walked down (20-30mins). The walk is pleasant as it is downhill all the way. Once you start getting into the village the streets start to wind around. On the way back we took a taxi from the hotel (5 euros).
Location is excellent. The person at the reception is very nice and has a great sense of humour (we speak Spanish).
The room was small and cozy. It had all the things you needed. It was quiet except for the lift which you can hear it moving when people used it but it isn't bothersome. The noisy seagulls added to the charm for me.
I wish we could have stayed another day!
Location is excellent. The person at the reception is very nice and has a great sense of humour (we speak Spanish).
The room was small and cozy. It had all the things you needed. It was quiet except for the lift which you can hear it moving when people used it but it isn't bothersome. The noisy seagulls added to the charm for me.
I wish we could have stayed another day!
Couple
Comment: 31 Mar 2019
Stayed in: Mar 2019
excellent
I'm sorry....does the Trip Advisor site say $68?????? Yes, it does. Wow. Think of this the next time you drop $300 on an average Boston or SF hotel.
This place lived up to our expectations. It was a relatively inexpensive family run place in the center of this absolutely stunning town, reminiscent of Cinque Terra in Italy. The room is immaculate, the only comment is watch out as you walk out onto the balcony because there is a low lintel that you can crack your head on. Small, but with all the amenities. Excellent shower. My wife ate there and had coffee and said it was excellent. Reyes (spelling?), I believe it is one of the owners, she is very efficient and pleasant and speaks good English, better than our Spanish. Absolutely beautiful. Everything is within walking distance. There are plenty of shops and good restaurants and incredible lookouts. Go there to walk. Reyes helped us get reservations at a local restaurant La casa Julia which I will review separately. Parking is the only issue, but it is free and only a few blocks away. Most of it is on the street, some is in a fairly large lot by the marina. Narrow streets, but they are two-way and fairly easy to get around. It’s basically one road in and one road out. Read reviews to find out how to get to the hotel, you go through the main square, pass La Casa Giulia on your right and as you are going through glance to the left and you’ll see a deep blue building, pull up in front of the church on the right just past the hotel alley, unload your stuff register and then take your car back. If you’re willing you can park first and then walk into town - despite the cobblestones and the reviews, it’s not that bad and most of it is paved as opposed to cobblestones. This town should be on your list if you are on the north coast of Spain and this hotel should certainly be on your shortlist. Everything was clean, the location is excellent and everything worked.
This place lived up to our expectations. It was a relatively inexpensive family run place in the center of this absolutely stunning town, reminiscent of Cinque Terra in Italy. The room is immaculate, the only comment is watch out as you walk out onto the balcony because there is a low lintel that you can crack your head on. Small, but with all the amenities. Excellent shower. My wife ate there and had coffee and said it was excellent. Reyes (spelling?), I believe it is one of the owners, she is very efficient and pleasant and speaks good English, better than our Spanish. Absolutely beautiful. Everything is within walking distance. There are plenty of shops and good restaurants and incredible lookouts. Go there to walk. Reyes helped us get reservations at a local restaurant La casa Julia which I will review separately. Parking is the only issue, but it is free and only a few blocks away. Most of it is on the street, some is in a fairly large lot by the marina. Narrow streets, but they are two-way and fairly easy to get around. It’s basically one road in and one road out. Read reviews to find out how to get to the hotel, you go through the main square, pass La Casa Giulia on your right and as you are going through glance to the left and you’ll see a deep blue building, pull up in front of the church on the right just past the hotel alley, unload your stuff register and then take your car back. If you’re willing you can park first and then walk into town - despite the cobblestones and the reviews, it’s not that bad and most of it is paved as opposed to cobblestones. This town should be on your list if you are on the north coast of Spain and this hotel should certainly be on your shortlist. Everything was clean, the location is excellent and everything worked.
Excellent location
San Jose 4, Cudillero, 33150, Spain|0.2 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
13:00
Check out before:
12:00
Good to know
Children are welcome at this hotel
2 years old and over
R 561 (EUR30) per person per night
2 years old and under
R 225 (EUR12) per person per night
Pets not allowed
Please note that under Royal Decree 933/2021, effective February 1, 2025, hotels in Spain may request certain personal information at check-in, including but not limited to identification, address, email, and phone number for guests 14 and older, as well as proof of relationship with minors under 14.
This hotel accepts the following payment methods:
Cash
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