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Venta de Miyares is a charming Indiano house built in 1898, located in the parish of Miyares, in the council of Piloña, Asturias.
This historic building has been carefully restored to become a quality rural accommodation, preserving the essence of the grand mansions of the late 19th century, but with all the modern amenities that 21st-century guests demand.
The hotel offers independent rooms with different capacities, all equipped with private bathrooms, heating, television, and free internet access. The rooms retain the character and elegance of the era, providing guests with a unique experience in a rural Asturian setting.
Surrounded by stunning natural scenery, La Venta de Miyares is in a privileged location for those who wish to explore the eastern part of Asturias. Guests can enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling routes, as well as visiting nearby iconic places like the Sierra del Sueve, the Redes Natural Park, and the beaches of the Asturian coast, located about 20 kilometers away.
The estate also features spacious gardens and common areas that invite relaxation and disconnection, offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
Additionally, La Venta de Miyares is an ideal place for hosting special events, thanks to its facilities and the historical charm that characterizes it. The house offers an unparalleled setting that combines history, nature, and comfort in the heart of Asturias.
In summary, La Venta de Miyares is an exceptional option for those seeking charming rural accommodation, rich in history, and strategically located to explore the natural and cultural wonders of Asturias.
In the vicinity.
- Parque Natural de Redes
- Cangas de Onís
- Llanes
- Covadonga
- Ribadesella
- Oviedo
VIVIENCES
- Picos de Europa by off-road vehicle.
- Horseback riding through the wetlands of the Sella River.
- The Bufones of Pría.
- The Asturian coast by kayak.
- The Cabrales route.
- The blueberries.
- Yoga and relaxation workshop.
- Ceramics at La Montaña Mágica.
- Forest bathing
- The Asturcón Horses