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La Quintana de Antón
"Todo fantástico. Muchas gracias a Ana por el trato recibido."
Reviewed on Aug 17, 2026

Casa Rural Balagar in Villablino, Laciana Valley with Pool
"Pros: 100% recomendado. A destacar el buen trato recibido y la preocupación por los inquilinos."
Reviewed on Jul 4, 2024

Solo Palacio
"Beautiful property. Grounds & rooms aesthetically pleasing. Pool was nice & drinks were delicious. Not the most practical place - small kitchen with no dish cloth, pots/pans, dish soap. The property’s restaurant is closed Monday - Wednesday and there aren’t a lot of options for dining. We went to ..."
Reviewed on Jul 24, 2026

El Cordal de Laciana
"La gente super amable, la habitación muy limpia, el sitio estupendo. Sin duda repetiré."
Reviewed on Nov 28, 2025

Hotel Coronel Somiedo
"Everything was very good."
Reviewed on Nov 9, 2025

38A01 Casa El Canton
"Zona muy tranquila"
Reviewed on Jul 10, 2025

EL MIRADOR DE LLANANZANES
"Propriétaires malhonnêtes sous des dehors souriants. Je le dis directement : ces propriétaires ne sont pas honnêtes. Au moment de restituer la caution de 300€, 54€ ont été retenus pour un tiroir en plastique de réfrigérateur — sur un appareil qui a 24 ans. Une pièce en plastique sur un appareil aussi ..."
Reviewed on Aug 18, 2026

Balneario Caldas de Luna

Casa La Cuadra I: ski slope access, mountain views & terrace
Sena de Luna Hotel & Travel Guide\n
You will discover there aren't any Travelocity-featured options within Sena de Luna itself. Don't panic, because about 2 hotels options can be booked within a reasonable drive from Sena de Luna.
The Apartamentos el Aramo, Asturias, which is the nearest Travelocity-listed accommodation option, lies 17 miles (28 kilometers) from the city center of Sena de Luna. A different nearby hotel is the Alesga Hotel Rural, in Asturias, about 17 miles (27 kilometers) from the middle of Sena de Luna.
After you and your family have discovered the secrets of Sena de Luna, why not explore a little bit more of the region? The Castilla - Leon region boasts a number of scenic and cultural delights waiting to be explored. Visit Castilla - Leon's old towns. Those drawn to nature should take the time to admire the region's rivers and lakes. Common pastimes in this particular region of Spain include rock climbing, mountain climbing and cycling.
The nearest accommodation options in Leon are Azadinos and Trobajo del Camino. Azadinos is 25 miles (40 kilometers) to the southeast of Sena de Luna, while Trobajo del Camino is 25 miles (44 kilometers) to the southeast. Travelocity-registered hotels in Azadinos include the Parador de León and TRYP León Hotel. The Nh Collection León Plaza Mayor and AC Hotel León San Antonio by Marriott are a selection of the Travelocity-listed hotel options in Trobajo del Camino.
When cheering on sport is something you want to do while in Sena de Luna, be sure to take a trip to El Molinon, which is situated 45 miles (73 kilometers) to the north of Sena de Luna. Stay close to the sporting action at the Abba Playa Gijon 4s or the Hotel Don Manuel.
Leon Airport is the easiest airport for flights in and out of Sena de Luna. It's 25 miles (43 kilometers) away. Hotel Alfageme is a nearby hotel.
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Montegrande, Casa de Alta Montaña Rodeada de un Paisaje Idílico
"Amazing place at the top of a very rural and quiet village. Stunning place to experience the 2026 solar eclipse!! We loved our stay and Mari was very hospitable, answering my many questions quickly and thoroughly. The home is comfortable and has good working WiFi and a washing machine. The community is friendly and helpful though not many people were around when we were there.A few things I wish I had known well in advance:1) It’s very important to bring a car that can handle narrow streets and steep inclines. It’s a tough area to drive in and we avoided going up and down as much as possible. 2) There are some very loud and aggressive dogs in the village, so watch after your children if traveling as a family. We only saw 5 other people in the Villa while we were there, you can plan to have a lot of solo time (and if anything were to go wrong you’d be on your own).3) There are no grocery stores nearby so plan ahead and bring food from Oviedo or Leon, or you’ll go hungry!! manolo’s at Paramo at the base of the mountain has an excellent restaurant where you can eat like royalty for 22 euros or less, though!4) Check for road closures…we got stuck in the village for a while because the road north was closed during the day. Plan well in advance!"



