Village House Aldea La Pescal, a house with traditional architecture in a rural hamlet in Fuentes del Narcea Natural Park

Casa de aldea La Pescal is a comfortable rural guesthouse built in traditional style in La Pescal, a rural hamlet in Fuentes del Narcea Natural Park. Built in 1900 as a bar and village store it served the surrounding villages for many years. In the 90’s it became an inn and was recently restored and transformed into a rural guesthouse. During the refurbishment we wished to maintain the essence of its history, so part of the house’s original furnishings were incorporated into the décor.

The house is ideal as a place to rest and to enjoy nature and the attractions of the Fuentes del Narcea Natural Park. Casa de aldea La Pescal has a common area for guests, and 4 fully equipped double rooms:

Common sitting room with fireplace and TV
Fully equipped kitchen at guests’ disposal
Green zone with garden, furniture and barbeque
Central heating
Bathroom
Local products welcome pack
TV

Type of accommodation

Rural guesthouse. 2 Triskelions
Room rentals

Surroundings

Fuentes del Narcea Natural Park
Muniellos Natural Reserve

Languages

Spanish and english

Rooms / Capacity

4 Rooms / 8 guests

Accessibility

We are not adapted for people with disabilities

Price

From 40€ to 55€/double room with breakfast / night

Accreditations, Standards (Quality, Sustainability)

Committed to Integrated Quality Management (SICTED)

Location

La Pescal 2 – Cangas del Narcea (Asturias)

Commitment to biodiversity conservation and local development

La Pescal rural guesthouse has a long history bound to local development, as its origins were a village store and bar and later an inn, so that during various generations it has been visited by the inhabitants of the area and the travellers and visitors who arrived at Cangas del Narcea. We have endeavoured to keep its essence, maintaining the traditional architecture, masonry and wood, with slate roof. It is a restored centenary house which conserves parts of its original construction and decorative elements which reflect the lives of our ancestors. Furthermore, in our accommodation we have taken various measures to minimize environmental impact, for example:

Low energy light bulbs
We have our own allotment which is free of sulphates and chemical fertilizers, and we make many other small gestures
We contribute to our natural heritage with local schemes, like the LIBERA project, involving litter collection in the Natural Park.