We stayed in this home for three weeks in June/July 2025 with three generations (ages 8 to mid-60s) and loved it. The house was clean, comfortable, and well-equipped for a long stay, with weekly housekeeping. The area is hilly, and there are stairs in the house, so some mobility is needed. Asturias is stunning—lush green hills, cliffs, and cooler weather (with some rain).We spent many days at Arnao beach (5-min walk, with a café/bar) and Salinas (20-min walk or quick drive, with restaurants and shops). The water is cold, but our kids didn’t mind! We took day trips to Gijón, Oviedo, Avilés, Luarca, and Cudillero—driving to most, but also using the train from Piedras Blancas to Gijón, which was easy and on time.We often cooked in the small but well-stocked kitchen and used the charcoal grill. One of our favorite meals out was at Gloria – Esther y Nacho Manzano in Gijón. Also loved El Pez burro in Salinas Beach. Some restaurants required reservations for our larger group.The antique-style furniture at the home was comfortable, and the temperpedic-style mattresses was firm but comfortable. I worked from the house and the Wi-Fi was strong enough for video calls. The views were amazing, and the sound of waves at night was magical.The Senda Norte trail outside the house is hilly but beautiful, with cows, sheep, and horses along the way. We don’t speak much Spanish, but locals were mostly kind and patient. Overall, a wonderful base for exploring Asturias—highly recommended!