Apartamento Alloru

Cozy holiday apartment with a maximum capacity to house 4 people in the quiet town of Posada de Llanes, in the Principality of Asturias, in northern Spain.

In this accommodation your guests can make use of the following facilities :

• A bedroom of size double with a double bed and a large wardrobe where the belongings that all the possible occupants of the house would fit perfectly. This room enjoys good natural lighting, since its exterior wall has large glass doors that give access to the exterior.

• The bathroom that the house has has a complete set of basic toilets, as well as a shower cabin that is completely closed.

• In the unitary space that makes up most of the floor of the house we find the living room, with a section dedicated to rest outside the bedroom, although it also becomes one when its sofa-bed is unfolded, which is placed in front of the television resting on a low cabinet across the room.

• Sharing the same room as the living room, we find the kitchen with a block of furniture in which both the complete electrical appliance that exists as well as the multiple storage spaces where the wide selection of kitchenware is neatly stored. guests can use when preparing their meals.

• Leaving through the glass doors of the bedroom we come across a charming terrace equipped with outdoor furniture that offers a pleasant corner for the inhabitants of the house.

The apartment has an associated parking space in the community garage, which its occupants can use.

Among the common areas of the residential complex in which the accommodation in question is located, there is a bathing area with 2 pools of different sizes that are surrounded by sectors with grass floors to be used as a solarium. In addition, for the smallest of the house there is a playground in the interior patio of the community.

Going towards the interior of Asturias, just over half an hour by car we can visit the beautiful town of Cangas de Onís, which was the capital of the kingdom of Asturias at the time of the Reconquest begun by King Don Pelayo, who was born in this place. This is where the first Christian temple of that time would be built at the beginning of the Middle Ages, the Hermitage of Santa Cruz, which curiously is located on some prehistoric remains among which is the Dolmen of Santa Cruz, which It is estimated to be between 5,000 and 6,000 years old.

This enclave, which was discovered at the beginning of the 20th century and declared a World Heritage Site in the 1930s, is protected by an artificial mound around the burial chamber that allows us to contemplate the remains from a comfortable safe distance.

One of the most representative monuments in all of Asturias is found precisely here, in Cangas de Onís, it is the Roman Bridge, whose Roman building only has its name and the original layout to which it would adhere. But this structure of medieval origin that rises over the transparent waters of the Sella river is one of the characteristic images not only of the town or region itself but of the entire principality, so much so that the cross of Visigothic cut that hangs from the The largest of his eyes is the sticker that we can find the most on the vehicles of those who have ever passed through here.

Exactly an hour away by car and not far from Cangas, is where one of the natural enclaves of which one would say the pride of the principality is located, the Lakes of Covadonga, located between the spectacular Miradores de la Reina, Camba and Entrelagos, we will be able to contemplate a picture worthy of an alpine tale in which the waters of glacial origin only reflect the sky and the nearby peaks that stand out from among the dense pastures of some beautiful high mountain meadows.