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Casa Paulino
- Taramundi
- Hotel rural
The Hotel Casa Paulino is located in the center of the town of Taramundi, ideal place from which you can carry out routes that lead us to know, on the one hand, our coast and our beaches, and on the other hand, the mountains, enjoying the green landscape that is offered in this municipality.
Hotel of new construction that keeps the characteristic features of the architecture of western Asturias.
It has eight double rooms, six of which have a double bed and the other two have two beds of 90 cm. They have a complete bathroom, and one of them has a hydro-massage bathtub, heating, air conditioning, TV and telephone.
Casa Paulino Hotel, Apartments and Restaurant in Taramundi (Asturias).
40 Km from Las Catedrales Beach.
Basic information
- 985 646 736
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- Pza. del Campo / Avd. de Galicia, Taramundi
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