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The Old Palace Tower, km zero of Cudillero, flavor of ancient times
8.0
Very good
- 6 People
- 3 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathroom
- 120 m²
- Holiday home
- Pets allowed
- WiFi
Free parking
Stress-free on-site parking.
Free parking
Stress-free on-site parking.
Three-story tower of the nineteenth century, rebuilt on medieval remains next to the town hall, former "Palación de los Omaña", feudal lords of Cudillero for centuries. On the other side, the amphitheater of Cudillero: houses of fishermen staggered in the semicircular mountain and open to the port. Epicenter of the town, heart of the marine environment. The Torre del Palación belongs CASAS CudilleroVIP together with La Nana del Mar.
This is a vintage house, 100 square meters restored keeping the original structure, furniture and facilities. I have added contemporary art and some family antiques. Some pieces date back 4 centuries. There are old embroidered bed sheets, lamps and all kinds of exclusive things. The tower is the kilometer zero of Cudillero, 100 meters from the old harbor and in front of the famous amphitheater perched on steep hillsides with old and colorfull fishermen´s houses and stone stairs instead of streets.
Legend says Cudillero was founded by the Vikings. Its people speak Spanish as well as a dialect called Pixueto (with a resemblance to the language of the Vikings, according to some experts.). Whaling was practiced there until the 18th century.
There are pre-Romanic archeological remains and well-preserved 16th-century architecture. Among its outstanding monuments is the Quinta de Selgas palace, a splendid 19th-century home with fabulous and extensive gardens, paintings by Goya, opulent furnishings and its famous Tapestry Pavilion…
Cudillero’s cuisine enjoys a well-deserved fame, especially its fish and seafood (various species of crab, barnacles, lobster…) cooked in several traditional ways and enjoyed in simple restaurants right at the seaside. The village is also near 800 meter-high coastal mountains with a rich ethnographic heritage and a gastronomy based on meat and greens. The mountains are the home to the famous vaqueiros de alzada, or cattle herders, a social-ethnic group that has been the subject of numerous historical speculations. The local church of San Martín de Luiña preserves an inscription proclaiming: “Vaqueiros are not allowed to attend Mass,” testimony to the discrimination they suffered. Part of the spectacular and rugged coast of cliffs, beaches and hidden coves is an officially Protected Landscape, and the nearby Las Dueñas peatland is a Natural Monument.
Camino de Santiago (Coast Route): The Saint James Route, named The Northern Route, passes through Cudillero, (295 km from Santiago de Compostela), and is the oldest road to Santiago, dating from the 9th century .
This is a vintage house, 100 square meters restored keeping the original structure, furniture and facilities. I have added contemporary art and some family antiques. Some pieces date back 4 centuries. There are old embroidered bed sheets, lamps and all kinds of exclusive things. The tower is the kilometer zero of Cudillero, 100 meters from the old harbor and in front of the famous amphitheater perched on steep hillsides with old and colorfull fishermen´s houses and stone stairs instead of streets.
Legend says Cudillero was founded by the Vikings. Its people speak Spanish as well as a dialect called Pixueto (with a resemblance to the language of the Vikings, according to some experts.). Whaling was practiced there until the 18th century.
There are pre-Romanic archeological remains and well-preserved 16th-century architecture. Among its outstanding monuments is the Quinta de Selgas palace, a splendid 19th-century home with fabulous and extensive gardens, paintings by Goya, opulent furnishings and its famous Tapestry Pavilion…
Cudillero’s cuisine enjoys a well-deserved fame, especially its fish and seafood (various species of crab, barnacles, lobster…) cooked in several traditional ways and enjoyed in simple restaurants right at the seaside. The village is also near 800 meter-high coastal mountains with a rich ethnographic heritage and a gastronomy based on meat and greens. The mountains are the home to the famous vaqueiros de alzada, or cattle herders, a social-ethnic group that has been the subject of numerous historical speculations. The local church of San Martín de Luiña preserves an inscription proclaiming: “Vaqueiros are not allowed to attend Mass,” testimony to the discrimination they suffered. Part of the spectacular and rugged coast of cliffs, beaches and hidden coves is an officially Protected Landscape, and the nearby Las Dueñas peatland is a Natural Monument.
Camino de Santiago (Coast Route): The Saint James Route, named The Northern Route, passes through Cudillero, (295 km from Santiago de Compostela), and is the oldest road to Santiago, dating from the 9th century .
What this place offers you
WiFi
Parking
Balcony
Satellite TV
Fridge
Microwave
Heating
Towels
Sleeping arrangements
Bedroom 1
2 Double beds
Bedroom 2
1 Queensize bed
Bedroom 3
1 Queensize bed
Where you'll stay
Explore map
House rules
- Check-in and check-out times will be communicated after booking
- Family friendly
- Pets allowed (max. 2)
Good to know
- Smoking areas available
- Car recommended
Guest reviews
8.0
Very good
Très bien
8.0
Laurent T., Aug 2025
L'emplacement est exceptionnel au cœur du village avec une belle offre gastronomique dans de très nombreux restaurants et une ambiance très locale.La maison est chargée d'histoire et très pittoresque et atypique.Fernando est un hôte parfait qui nous a conseillé sur les bons plans et ce de manière tr...
Bien
6.0
Johann B., Aug 2024
Un accueil parfait de la part de l’hote ( conseils très utiles) en plein centre d’un superbe village. Avec les avantages et aussi les inconvénients car il faut aimer avec le bruit de la rue. La maison d’antan, « dans son jus », n’est pas suffisamment équipée pour cuisiner et le confort est relativem...
Exceptional
10.0
J C., Jul 2023
You won’t find another place like this. The home, an impressive structure filled with charm, history and art, is located in an absolutely incredible seaside Austurian village. You’ll find all the necessary modern amenities inside the tower. Fernando, the host and owner, is a true gentleman and Renai...
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