3-Star Hotels in Asturias, Spain

The hotel is in a very good location, close to the main bus station, city and has free parking around. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. The rooms are a bit small specially if you get a room on the top floor, they are modern and clean so it's quite comfy. I found that the air conditioner was quite loud and it would randomly start doing some really loud noises after around 20 minutes and would sometimes shutdown with an error E0. It would be nice if they had like a welcoming tray with a kettle and some instant coffee or teas, or even some water. The breakfast is very good, I found it to be even better than some larger 4 stars hotels.

Even though the hotel is not in Gijon city center, you can catch the train to Gijon that runs every 30 minutes if you don't have a car. The train station is right outside the backdoor of the hotel. Also there is a beautiful park and camping ground near the station. The room is pretty big and the bed is quite comfortable . Surprisingly, the breakfast has many items including bread, cake, cold cut, cheese, fruits, yogurt, juice and coffee. The dinner is also quite good and at very reasonable price. I would recommend this hotel if visiting Gijon area.

The hotel is well located and is generally not bad, the problem is that for the price you have the room is super low in all, I have been in hotels that put you much more things and the space was bigger for a lower price and in Madrid, so I'm not happy with it, I don't want to imagine if it had been the Ibis Budget, because if this me seemed so... Parking costs €8 per night and the restaurant did not test it. I chose a room with individual beds and put it in the reservation and they have passed the Olympics from it, I didn't complain it because it was not a bigger problem, but I had to do it.

The room is small but very clean, no need to plug in the card, it is safe to have access control at 10 o'clock in the evening, you can directly see the port, the front desk lady service is very good, will recommend~

The service provided by the staff of the hotel was ”EXEMPLAR”. The facilities are old and need a great refurbishment and upgrade, I know, all that passes through the hotel and the new owners too. Cleanliness is what you can with the state of the establishment. The location is perfect, but if you don't make the upgrade you will soon pass to this hotel as to another hotel 50 metres away. REPITO EL PERSONAL DE -”*****”- CHAPO.

We arrived after midnight but that was no problem because there’s always someone at the reception. The hotel is in the centre of the historical town. Very kind staff. The room was big, the bed comfortable, the bathroom was spacious as well and all spotlessly clean. Pity that it was only for one night. Plenty of restaurants, cafes, shops & sightseeing at walking distance.

It is cheap for a reason. It's a decent hotel but it feels more like a motel. The room wasn't the cleanest and the bed was uncomfortable to sleep in. If you have big baggage, you should avoid this hotel due to not having elevators (if you get an upper floor). The location is great for people with cars since there is nearby supermarkets, fast food.

The location is a bit biased under the mountain. It takes a while to enter the city. It will be more painful in summer. It is a period of uphill to reach the hotel. The breakfast is quite rich. I can continue to live at the front desk service, that is, there is a red middle-aged glasses man with a cold face that is so ugly!

We arrived early and they held our bags while we explored Gijon. Breakfast was very good. Lots to choose from.. Rooms are named after famous people. We were in the Ronald Reagan room. There is no on site parking or valet. Public parking is 45 Euros per night approximately and is 5 or six blocks from the hotel.

The hotel is in good condition and the location is convenient, making the stay generally acceptable. Positive aspects: Good-managed installations Good location Aspects to be improved: No air conditioning (something to be taken into account according to the time of the year) Customer attention leaves a lot to desire, both at reception and in the restaurant The reception staff does not meet the phone. The restaurant service is very limited - they don't even prepare basic options like a jam and cheese. Conclusion: If you look for a place with good facilities and location, it may be a valid option. However, if you appreciate a good customer service and flexibility in the restaurant, it may be better to consider other alternatives in the area.