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The Hotel

The tourist apartments of the Spa Rural de Miranda are located on the side of a mountain in the town of Cutiellos. They boast scenic views of the Miranda estuary and are a few minutes’ drive from Belmonte.

The property offers apartments with scenic views and complimentary Wi-Fi. They all have well-equipped kitchenettes, private bathrooms and lounge areas with sofas and flat-screen TVs. Some also boast balconies.

Guests can make use of the indoor pool, table tennis equipment and barbecue facilities. There is also a bar and a restaurant serving traditional Asturian dishes.

The spa features a heated mineral water pool at 32º, all year round. Other facilities include jets, waterfall, Finnish aromatherapy sauna, and chromotherapy showers.

Room Details

Deluxe Double Studio

• Standard occupancy: two people
• Maximum occupancy: three people
• Extra bed on request
• Babies under 2: free of charge; cot/crib available free of charge and upon request
• Children older than 2 years: €35 per person per night, paid directly to the hotel
• Adults: €35 per person per night, paid directly to the hotel

Groupon’s Guide To Asturias

A region of northwest Spain, Asturias is known for its rugged coast, mountains, religious sites and medieval architecture. Travellers delight in the verdant nature Cantabrian Sea with its white-foam waves and aromatic cuisine. A must to visit is the Picos de Europa National Park with the highest altitude of the Cantabrian Mountains, lush forests and rich wildlife. Breathe in the fresh air and explore the unique ecosystem before moving to the coast, where even the air smells different.

Characterised by the white sands and rock cavities, Cantabrian seafront delights all visitors with its clean waters and lively waves. Those who prefer architecture and civilisation to nature can visit the regional capital Oviedo’s San Salvador Cathedral which houses the religious relic the Shroud of Oviedo. Meanwhile on Mt. Naranco stand the 9th-century churches of San Miguel de Lillo and Santa Maria del Naranco, the latter originally built as a palace for King Ramiro I of Asturias.

Local cuisine hides such treasures as fabada, Cabrales cheese, preñaos buns and carbonated cider.