La Llosa Rodré - Slainte

Welcome to this beautiful rural accommodation in Carreño, an Asturian paradise.

The house is divided into 2 floors, each of them defined by an apartment. We are talking here about the one located on the ground floor, with capacity for 4 people, with the possibility of 5 from an extra bed.

The first thing is to know the enclave in which we are located, since the property is located on the slopes of Monte Areo and surrounded by meadows, the landscape par excellence of the Asturian community. And the house welcomes us with that stone-based architecture.  The tile provides contrast with its orange tone.

And, regarding its design and interior structure, what awaits you? Well, a renovated housethat consists of the following:

• 2 bedrooms: both are doubles, with 2 single beds each. To highlight, its architecture, with an imposing stone wall. On the sides of the bed the furniture is displayed, made of wood, with nightstands and cabinets. Rugs cover the terracotta tile floors.

• Kitchen - living room with sofa and dining table.

• The bathroom has a toilet, sink and shower

And outside there is garden furniture and a meadow where you can relax. There is also parking next to the apartments on the same property.

Pets are not allowed, although we have 2 dogs that will share the garden with you.

Parties and celebrations are not allowed.

Accommodation of minors is not permitted without adults in their care.

Carreño stands out for its tranquility. The tranquility that the couple that surrounds us gives, with high mountains, meadows and populated forests. Coming to Carreño is getting away from daily stress, to get closer to nature. You will step on grass and walk along paths with impeccable landscapes.
Furthermore, the geographical position of the town invites you to discover other corners of the Asturian principality, such as:
 

• Oviedo: beautiful, imposing and with emblematic corners, such as the statue of Woddy Allen.

• Gijón: walk along its promenade and forget about everything.

• Gastronomy: don't leave without trying cachopo.