Quirky hotel in a pretty and quirky town. Hotel was made from stone which gave it character. Good location - tucked away behind buildings but could be found if you looked for the blue colour of the building. As other reviews made clear you had to park in the port (free parking) and walk to the hotel. It was easy for us with small wheeled bags but would be very difficult if you had large or difficult luggage.

The restaurants in the town didn't seem that friendly. Not a problem with the hotel, but to be considered in terms of its location. I felt that the town was a bit "over" being a tourist attraction however we would not have wanted to miss it.

It is a delightful hotel and we had a very good experience overall. The hotel itself is incredibly cozy, with well-maintained facilities that made our stay comfortable and enjoyable. Its location is excellent, just a short walk from the port, which is the most charming part of the village. Our room was lovely, offering a picturesque view over the rooftops of the village. The staff was friendly.

The only downsides were the lack of air conditioning, which might be an issue during hotter months, and a slight smell of humidity in the bathroom. Despite these minor issues, we truly enjoyed our time and would recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a pleasant stay in Cudillero.

An amazing hotel in the center of the most amazing city we visited on our europe trip! The entire hotel was like living in poished furniture -- all of the finish work was perfect and our room was super-quaint even with a jacuzzi tub. Amazingly, it was also one of the lowest priced hotels, but we booked early. The hotel has no parking, but dont be concerned, this a huge free or low-cost public parking lot just before you enter the city coming in from the north. We paid just 3 euros total because it is free from 6pm to 9:30am the next day. If you arrive early, it costs 1 euro per hour from 9:30am to 6pm.

It was almost perfect! The only slight downside (really slight) is I don't believe the room has A/C, at least we could not find it. That normally would not be a problem because it is a cool sea-side hotel, but a flock of sea gulls lived outside our windows so when we opened the window it got a bit noisy. But that is a super-minor thing, staying at this immaculate and quaint hotel in this amazing city would surely be a highlight of any european trip!

This is by far the cleanest most well-taken care of hotel, I've ever stayed in. The furniture and design are dated, but absolutely immaculatly maintained. Reception was curtious, although not totally comfortable speaking English, so knowing some Spainish will improve your stay, but still very kind and helpful. Except for the seagulls, it was so quiet at night, even with the window open, which was suprising because the hotel is in the center, steps from restaurants and shopping.

The bed was not especially comfortable. Maybe a fan if not A/C. It's ok with the window open, you get a nice sea breeze, but as I said the seagulls are really loud, so not everyone will be able to sleep through that.

WHAT a place! Fantastic location, only feet from market and restaurant square. The property is well maintained and room 102 has beautiful stone and slab walls--some two feet thick with an outside veranda of sorts looking upon two of Cudillero's foot paths. It wasnt perfect (slight odor to room and shower pressure was low), but staff and decor made up for it!

This is a really nice little hotel, great location near the marina in Cudillero. Lots of food choices nearby, although a bit limited for vegetarians. My hosts were very accommodating, helping me get a taxi to see the Cabo Vidio. I was also having trouble with charging my phone and the host went out of his way to try about 5 different chargers for me. The woman who checked me in spoke English but I think she may have been the only one. The room is spacious and comfortable, good heating, nice traditional decoration. Cudillero is an interesting old town to wander around with so many dwellings built into the cliff side.

The shower had a lot of gadgets/knobs. Probably great if you know how to use them, but I find complicated showers a bit intimidating. Anyway, the hot water was fine and I had no problem.

Casa Prendes benefits from a „downtown“ location in Cudillero, meaning no steep walk, no stairs, to reach your hotel. The room was small but clean, the beds comfortable. Breakfast is „à la carte“, means you order only what you want to eat and pay a very reasonable price. The staff is very friendly and caring, we could have the room before noon.

Nothing. We simply enjoyed the stay, because the other guests, like us, tried not to be noisy. If you happen to meet more noisy people, you might hear them.

Spotlessly clean hotel right in the centre of the village. Traditional and very pleasant environment. We booked a superior room which was quite large and very comfortable. Owner was very helpful and directed us where to park to drop off luggage before parking at the harbour. Lots of places to have a drink or food nearby, we went for an economy option of pizzas which were great.

Breakfast is cheap but very basic. As there is no aircon if you need to sleep with the window open it is quite noisy with people passing by, some cars going up the hill and especially (and all night) loud seagulls.

Lovely small hotel. Recently renovated - beautiful woodwork. Clean/tidy room. Excellent location - next to the main square, close to restaurants and seaside. Clean and nice bathroom. We didn't try the breakfast as we were told there are no gluten free options. Plenty of cafes and restaurants nearby though - some offer menus with allergens marked.

- No air conditioning. With the trend for rising summer temperatures and heat waves in the region - they might have to invest in the aircon in the future to make it more comfortable. Open windows help, but then we had neighbours who smoked nearby on the street/balcony - unpleasant smoke smell gets into the room. - No gluten free options for breakfast

Beautiful old hotel just one street back from the heart of this remarkable hillside village. Terrific short walks up the hills in and around the village. very friendly and helpful front Senhora. Lovely room with couch overlooking the narrow streets of the village. Good comfortable bed.

Breakfast was OK, not stellar. Bread was a roll, tomatoes from a small container, coffee from a pod and very weak and unappealing. I’d those minor things were fixed, it would be a 10.