La Campanona Rural Hotel

La Campanona is a small rural hotel in Villager de Laciana, on the CL-626, a few kilometres from Villablino, within the Valle de Laciana Biosphere Reserve. The family that runs it presents it as their home: six double rooms, a home-cooking restaurant on the upper floor and the Greenway a few metres from the door. It is a quiet base for a ski weekend at Leitariegos or for exploring the valley on foot and by bike.

Six wooden doubles

The six rooms are doubles: three with a double bed and three with two single beds. They are simple, with the wood and rural character of the house on show, and each one is different. All have a full bathroom with toiletries and hairdryer, television, wifi and a welcome touch. Breakfast is included in the stay.

In the lounge there is a fireplace, books and a desk.

Bookings from 13:00 to 22:00

Accommodation bookings are taken from 13:00 to 22:00, by phone, on 987 47 07 44, or with the form on its website, to which they reply to confirm. The website does not publish rates, check-in and check-out times or whether dogs are accepted: ask when you book.

Dining in

The La Campanona restaurant, upstairs, is open to guests and to those who come from outside, Tuesday to Sunday, always by booking. Rafael cooks home-style with Laciana produce; there is a set menu or à la carte depending on the day. There is no kitchen service on Mondays.

For skiing

The Leitariegos resort is about twenty minutes away going up through Villablino and Caboalles: fifteen pistes and seven lifts between 1,513 and 1,800 metres, with a day pass from €15 in low season. The plan fits a weekend: breakfast at the house, pistes, and dinner here on the way back.

Without snow, the valley

Outside the ski season, the Laciana Greenway passes in front: 6.2 flat tarmac km on the old mining railway, to Caboalles de Arriba and the Capercaillie Centre. In autumn, the Caboalles birch wood turns golden. The house also suggests the Sosas dairy route, the geological classroom at Robles de Laciana, the hill-fort interpretation centre and mountain-bike routes through the mining heritage.