Casa Camilo

We are in full Valle de Arango, Asturias, and rural house you can come to stay between 4 and 6 people.
The house is very old, but restored, it even has an area-museum with its own history.

Our country house has 2 rooms:

• The bedrooms have room own bathroom
• There is possibility to add a crib
• The rooms are spacious and have two beds, which can be used separately or put together to get double beds
• We have sofa beds if you are more than 4 guests

In our kitchen you can prepare your favorite dishes or try some of the typical Asturian cuisine. For this you will find a microwave, oven, washing machine and kitchenware of all kinds.

We can provide you food from the garden (apples, jams and seasonal products) or purchase products from the land such as the famous fabes. And if you prefer, we can prepare traditional meals as fabada or asturian pot. Bon appétit

The living room has chimney that gives warmth to the stay, in addition to television, DVD player, board games and even a small library for you to spend part of your free time reading.

One of the most spectacular things in the house is the place where it is located, de 1,800 square meters. In it you have, besides the garden:

• Slide and swings for children
• Orchard and fruit trees
• Barbecue of firewood with grills

You also have private parking area.

We are pleased to inform you that we have the highest quality category granted by the Asturian Administration ( 3 trisqueles ).

The Valle de Arango is a fantastic natural area. Very close to the house you can see an old mill, a natural canyon on the banks of the Aranguín River and the mills of the Veiga, which are among the few that continue to operate in the Asturias area.

In the Pravia Council you can visit:

• Church of Santianes de Pravia, whose origin seems to go back to the kings Godos
• The Collegiate Church of Pravia, from the XVI century
• The Chapel of the Valley, XII century

And for those who love the fishing, we inform you that it is a trout and salmon area.

We are very close to the Asturian beaches of Quebrantos in La Arena and Llanas en Muros.