Casa El Palacio - Valle de Bueida

Bueida Valley is a complex of 6 rural houses located in the Asturian municipality of Quiros. They have a maximum capacity of 4/6 people in each house, and each one consists of 2 floors. They are located in a small village surrounded by mountains and forests with spectacular landscapes and a beautiful trout river that runs through it.

There are 6 houses in a large closed meadow with garden furniture, children's games and barbecues.

Each rural home has 2 double bedrooms:

• A double bedroom with a 1.50 m bed on the ground floor of the house.
• A bedroom with 2 beds of 0.90 m., 4 of them have an Asturian gallery in the bedrooms

You also have the possibility of requesting an extra bed or 2 in the large houses, as well as cribs for babies.

All houses have television in the living room and bedrooms, central heating, equipped kitchen, ceramic hob, dishwasher in the 3 largest, refrigerator or washing machine.

On the lower floor you can find a spacious living-dining room equipped with 2 large sofas and a bench with cushions, television and fireplace.  We have created an ideal space to chat or watch a movie with your loved ones in the heat of the fire. They also have a dining table and chairs so that all diners can enjoy fantastic lunches and dinners.

2 of the homes have a large bathtub with a jacuzzi for 2 people, another 3 with a hydromassage bathtub in the double bedroom

In the house El Palacio the entire ground floor is adapted for people with reduced mobility.

Outside you can find aterrace with a porch and a grass area, children's games and garden furniture such as tables and chairs so you can enjoy the outdoors. 

In Quirós you can visit numerous interesting places, mainly parishes, since it contains 13.

Nearby is theUbiña La Mesa Natural Park, surrounded by mountain formations and chestnut forests. It is also crossed by a beautiful trout river. It is located in the Senda del Oso area, a 40km green path. Located on an old mining train track that goes through tunnels, forests, swamps, rivers, typical towns... with wonderful landscapes to explore by bike or on foot with the whole family, easy to do since it has no slopes and where you can meet our brown bears.

There are horseback riding routes, canoe rides, visits to the Museum of Prehistory or our ethnographic museum, countless hiking routes...

If you stay in one of the houses in the complex you cannot leave the council without trying some of the area's specialties:

• Wheat spelled bread.
• The spicy and bitter boot cheese.
• The chestnut pot.
• The fabada
• Stuffed onions
• Culetones
• The stews
• El Cachopo
• The tortus
• Cabrales cheese
• Cider