La Casona de Pío

Fabulous little hotel, very quirky with lovely staff. Breakfast was superb, best we’ve had all holiday. Location is excellent, beds comfy and shower great. Cudillero is a charming little fishing village full of bars and restaurants and lots of walks.

I was so disappointed. I expected to love this place. The main problem was that the room and the bed linen smelled very strange. The breakfast wasn’t great either. They seemed so proud of their homemade stuff but the yoghurt was very very sweet.

Casona del Pio might be a very nice hotel, but my wife and I wouldn't know. When we checked in and were given our room key, we quickly discovered our room was right next to the lobby (room 101, if I remember correctly). Realizing we might hear a lot of noise in this location, we immediately asked if we could change rooms. The woman at the front desk, while she was very friendly, said that they only had one more room available and they had reserved it for someone checking in later who requested a room with two beds. She also confessed that they only give our room 101 when they're fully booked. Sure enough, we heard all the noise from the lobby: people coming and going, every conversation, etc. It woke both us up quite early and it was really annoying. Also, our "bed" was really two beds put together, so they could have easily accommodated the person who requested a room with two beds and also given us a different room. But then again, if this happened that person would probably be writing this review right now about how noisy room 101 is.

Superb family run hotel. Charming and traditional with clean simple rooms with good balconies overlooking restaurants. Basic but good breakfast choice. Located in centre of the resort 5 minutes walk from the free public car park. Staff were very pleasant and helpful.

A one-night stay in Cudillero on the Camino del Norte. Cudillero is a 2km diversion off the Camino, but it is worth it. A quaint, lovely little seaside village reminiscent of something in Cornwall, England. With fantastic seafood…. And this hotel is a little gem. The room was comfortable. The shower was fantastic. The staff are lovely, and so friendly. And breakfast was great. Everything you need on the Camino, and more. I would highly recommend.

Located in the center of town a 1-minute walk from the main square, La Casona de Pio, a homey B&B offers comfortable quiet rooms with real furniture. Our spacious room had large windows that open onto the quiet street below with a partial view of the town. The king sized bed, 2 twins pushed together without much of a gap problem, was comfortable. The room had plenty of storage and 3 outlets for charging electronics, but no safe or coffee and tea service. The medium-sized bathroom had a tub/shower combo with good hot and water pressure. There was, however, little counter space around the sink. The biggest downside was the poor Wi-Fi connection. Even when it was working it was very slow. If you want a real breakfast this is the place to stay. For 9€ you can get a multi-course breakfast with yummy full fat yogurt, a tray of breads and homemade sweets, crepes and cooked-to-order eggs with bacon or ham and toast. Cheese, fresh fruit and juice are also available. Good coffee is prepared individually. We’ve been missing eggs, so this was a real treat. Parking is at the marina outside of town and on the street leading to the town, about a 5 to 10 minute walk depending on where you find a space. You can drive fairly close to the hotel to drop off luggage. The hotel is a little difficult to find using Google maps. The best place to drop off bags is on the main square near the ice cream shop (on right side with your back to the harbor). From the ice cream shop a narrow alley way leads to the street behind where the hotel is located.