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La Bodega
- Taramundi
- Village House
Cottages in Taramundi to spend your vacations or weekends. Taramundi offers you what you have always dreamed of: a country house with a fireplace.
In the “Complejo Rural Aguillón” you will find this and much more. Village Houses of 3 trisquels (maximum qualification), Rural Apartments of 3 keys (maximum qualification), laundry, self-service hot and cold drinks and snack, playground, ponies, sheep, chickens, rabbits, fruit trees, etc.. All this nestled in a three-hectare farm surrounded by forest and the Cabreira River. Absolute tranquility; you will only hear the birds singing.
Village house “La Bodega” has a double bedroom, living room, kitchen-dining room, bathroom, wood-burning fireplace.
All this is located one kilometer from the town of Taramundi, capital of the Asturian council or municipality of the same name.
Other accommodations
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Holiday Homes by Del Abuelo 5
- Castropol
- Vacation home
Apartments next to the Eo estuary, with terrace and views to the same estuary.
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La Parra
- Vegadeo
- Hotel
Hostal La Parra Vegadeo offers a terrace and is a 10-minute walk from Vegadeo Town Hall.
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A Puntia
- Vegadeo
- Tourist apartment
We present “Apartamentos A Puntía”, in Vegadeo, and “Casa Gonzaiz”, in Molexón. In Vegadeo we put at your disposal “Apartamentos A Puntía”, located in the upper part of the village, a house divided into two fully equipped apartments. In a quiet area but close to all services.
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Galán
- Vegadeo
- Village House
It is in a small village, Louteiro, located about 2 km from the capital of the council, Vegadeo, a municipality in western Asturias.
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El Sualleiro
- Santa Eulalia de Oscos
- Rural Apartment
Created on the basis of an old traditional stone construction, fully equipped to make your stay unforgettable.
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Casa Soto
- Vegadeo
- Hotel
The building that houses the Hotel Casa Soto is built according to the models of the typical architecture of western Asturias: stone masonry walls and slate slabs for the roof, painted facade, and interiors, formed by exposed stone and chestnut wood beams and ceilings. Built around the 19th century, it maintains the original structure and gives a traditional and rustic halo, preserving the canons of popular construction of the region.
