Posada San Pelayo Hotel

At Posada San Pelayo you can enjoy the peace and quiet of nature. We are surrounded by green spaces: National Park of Picos de Europa, Cantabric Mountains, Deva River, Purón River...

Entrada - 15:00 

Salida - 00:00 

Ofrecemos alojamiento y desayuno.

Outside the Posada

Surrounding La Posada there is a 2,000 m2 garden populated with a great variety of native trees and plants and crossed by the Purón stream.

In addition to the garden, La Posada has an open-air swimming pool with the majestic Picos de Europa as a backdrop.

The views from La Posada show an extraordinary landscape, offering the traveller the tranquillity of the surroundings automatically when passing through the entrance door of the house.The proximity of the Picos de Europa National Park makes the location of La Posada an incomparable place.

Posada San Pelayo common areas include a reading and games room and a rest area with a fireplace and free Internet access.

A warm atmosphere, a modern comfort and an unforgettable natural setting will make your stay a delightment that will always make you want to come back.

The Posada San Pelayo is located in the heart of the region of Liébana, surrounded by Peña Sagra, the Cantabrian Mountains and the Picos de Europa. .

The Picos de Europa are a mountainous massif that belongs to the central part of the Cantabrian mountain range. Although it is not very extensive, its proximity to the sea makes it prodigious in geographical features of great interest. At the moment, the Picos de Europa National Park is the second most visited national park in Spain. The Picos de Europa are divided into three massifs: the Western massif, also know as Cornion, the Central massif or Urrieles, and the Eastern massif or Andara.

It represents the ecosystems linked to the Atlantic forest, the largest limestone formation in Atlantic Europe. It has important karstic processes, chasms reaching over 1,000 m, an evident glacial erosion and lakes.

Taking a walk from the Posada San Pelayo you will be able to contemplate the chamois among its cliffs. In the forests you will see roe deer, wolves and occasionally even some bears, as well as more than 100 species of birds that inhabit it.

But there is not only nature in Posada San Pelayo, there are also centuries of history in the surrounding villages, the churches, the cabins, etc.

You can enjoy the magnificent Villa de Potes or visit the Monastery of Santo Toribio de Liébana, which houses the relic known as the Lignun Crucis the Cross of Christ.

And of course, you can taste the delightful gastronomy of the Liébana Valley with its artisan cheeses. Its chickpea stew (cocido lebaniego) is one of its culinary stars. It is cooked using the typical chickpeas of the area (small and tender), dry and cured meat (cecina) or fresh meat, cabbage and fried and boiled breadcrumbs with egg (relleno). Its famous handmade liquors such as orujo is a pleasure for the senses.