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"El Palacio was excellent as usual I always stay here when visiting my family nearby. The staff is friendly and helpful. Breakfast is nice and not overdone. I look forward to returning. "

"All excellent"

"Surprisingly quiet despite being next to the airport."

"It is a beautiful property at the center of the city. The garders are spectacular and the breakfast spread is absolutely delicious. I stay here each time I visit Aviles. My only complaint is that rooms need upgrades-- the beds/mattresses are a little stiff and they still use double twin beds pushed together to make a full/queen sized bed. Some of the wallpaper in my room was bubbling, not a big deal, but it is notable for a 5 star hotel. "

"Incredibly friendly - great experience. "

"Simple, basic rooms in a central location. Note the walls are super thin so you will hear conversations (and snores) from the rooms next door so bring earplugs"

" Beautiful hotel, peaceful stay, and delicious breakfast"

"Lovely property with good restaurant not far away. Only issue was a bed and pillow that was very hard. Everything was clean and in good working order. Staff very friendly and helpful."

"The property lacks kitchen equipment needed if you intend to do more than the most basic cooking. No grater, no peeler, no colander or large sieve, no kettle, no oven gloves and only one small tea towel - only one dishwasher tablet supplied and no washing detergent and no drying rack so either you use the machine drying function or you don’t wash your clothes. It’s modern, reasonably comfortable and well located very close the centre of town on a nice street. Not having a dedicated parking space was a huge problem as the nearby public car park was often full. The second bedroom is tiny and has one single bed and one trundle bed. The ground floor common parts smell strongly of damp. The flat is in a decent state of repair but not new so there are signs of wear and tear. The communication was not great. They even tried to charge us twice which was infuriating."