Around Quinta Solera
The hotel is located in a rural setting, just a few kilometers from Oviedo and very close to the Balneario Real de Las Caldas.
Our environment
If your prefer to stay close by:
Real Balneario de Las Caldas
Just 2 km away, you'll find the Real Balneario de Las Caldas, a serene thermal spa set in a dreamlike landscape that never fails to impress. Advance booking is highly recommended.
Las Caldas Municipal Golf Course
For golf enthusiasts, the Las Caldas Municipal Golf Course offers a scenic and surprising location, surrounded by the peace and beauty of nature.
Oviedo
Only 10 km from the hotel lies Oviedo, the capital of the Principality of Asturias. Known for its historical landmarks, Romanesque architecture, and exceptional gastronomy (Gastronomic Capital 2024), Oviedo invites you to wander its charming old town and relax in its many green spaces. Our recommendations in Oviedo:
- San Salvador Cathedral
- Campoamor Theatre
- San Francisco Park
- El Fontán Market and Square
- Santa María del Naranco and San Miguel de Lillo churches
- Monument to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Additionally, the hotel is surrounded by a variety of hiking trails that offer a wonderful way to experience the local landscape.
If you love the montains
The Asturian mountains are vast and breathtaking. The most iconic of them is the Picos de Europa National Park—a true paradise for hiking, nature lovers, and adventure sports.
Royal Site of Covadonga Shrine
Within the park, one of the essential stops is the Real Sitio de Covadonga (93 km), a sacred pilgrimage site dedicated to the Virgin of Covadonga. Here you'll find the impressive Basilica and the Holy Cave. From this point, the road to the Covadonga Lakes begins—an unforgettable natural wonder.
Please note: Access to the lakes is restricted during peak season. Private vehicles are not allowed, but a shuttle bus service is available. Be sure to check schedules and availability in advance.
Cares Route:
To explore the famous Cares Route from the Asturian side, head to Poncebos (138 km). This 24 km linear trail connects the villages of Caín and Poncebos, offering spectacular scenery along deep gorges and steep cliffs. It can be started from either end, but as it’s not a circular route, you'll need to return the same way. To make it easier, many hikers choose to walk one way and arrange a taxi for the return.
Bulnes
The remote village of Bulnes, unreachable by road and tucked deep in the mountains, feels like a place where time has stood still. You can reach it either via a steep, scenic hiking trail (recommended for experienced hikers), or by taking the Bulnes funicular from Poncebos. Important: During high season, parking near Poncebos is very limited, so it’s advisable to use the shuttle service from Arenas de Cabrales. Bulnes is a truly special place—quiet, authentic, and unforgettable.
If you love the coast
The Asturian coastline stretches for miles, a wild and breathtaking edge where towering cliffs meet rolling green meadows and the cold, crystal-clear waters of the Cantabrian Sea.
From east to west, over 200 beaches await—most of them unspoiled and deeply connected to nature. Some are hidden treasures, tucked between cliffs and accessible only on foot, offering true serenity. Others are easier to reach and offer full services, perfect for a relaxed day by the sea. Choosing among Asturias' many beaches is no easy task, but a few names stand out: Torimbia, Cuevas del Mar, Ballota, Playa del Silencio, and Gulpiyuri. Each is unique, yet they all share a common trait—they are untouched, rarely crowded, and truly peaceful. Little slices of paradise where time seems to slow down. But the coast isn’t just about beaches. Take time to explore some of the region’s most picturesque fishing villages—Cudillero, Tazones, Llanes, Ribadesella, or Lastres. These charming towns offer not only stunning views, but also a chance to savour Asturias’ rich culinary heritage, where the sea meets the table in unforgettable ways.