Hotels in Villaviciosa

Pretty oasis 5 miles inland at the end of a 'ria''follow the apple signs' along the pavement, and get a booklet from the tourist office,for a comprehensive view of the town. Or just walk it and take in the vibe!

Good market on a Wednesday. Milagros restaurant although it does not look anything provides really good inexpensive food and the portions are enormous. If you want to treat yourself have the semillo de ternea ( some of the best fillet i have ever tasted). Actually bought two kilos from them! Surrounding area really beautiful, gorgeous beaches and small villages. Villaviciosa brilliantly situated for touring the area

We walked from Casona di Amandi to the town of Villavicosa, lovely walk through the countryside. Lots of places to eat quite a pretty place with a square and old buildings. There's a green where children have lots of apparatus to play on. You can walk around the town it's not big. We ate close to where we were staying in Casona di Amandi at La Regatta, doesn't look much from the outside but the staff are lovely the food plentiful and good, thought tapas was small plates not here. We drove to a very beautiful beach on the Estuary, a 15 minute drive past the cider factory. Great beach with board walks, safe for children, especially at the end of the beach where there are less waves as it is by the estuary. Lots of cafes to eat or get a drink, shower on the beach and picnic tables in the trees behind. Think that it was called Risela beach

Villaviciosa is the cider capital of Spain. It has many Siderias that you are directed to by the apples painted on the paths. I have visited in October when the trees were lush with red apples and in April when the trees were full of blossom. It is a very special beautiful town. We ate in Café Rice. We were walking the Camino Norte on both occasions and we stopped there for the menu del dia. Marco the waiter was very attentive and helped us choose from the menu. Gorgeous food! And great service.

A town of just the right size for us. Not too busy (In early February), and with a very pleasant feel, not just set up for business from holidaymakers . Picturesque, in the older part, and clean. No large shops (not a problem for us) but good, authentic, food in the many bars.

A beautiful medieval town with great bars and food. It is the capital of cider making for which Asturias is famous. If you like cider it has a few Siderias where the bar person holds the bottle at a height and pours the cider into a tilted glass. You are supposed to knock it back, which is difficult as it tastes like apple cider vinegar. But people in Asturias love it and are very proud of their cider making. We stopped overnight while walking the Camino Norte, which we have been doing in stages. This is on of the most memorable towns for all the right reasons.