FAQ | FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

• At what time can we check-in?

Check-in is from 3 pm and check-out until 12 pm. Our reception opening hours are from 3 pm to 9 pm. If you are arriving outside these hours, please contact us.

• What time are breakfasts served?

Breakfast is served at the inn from 8 am to 10:30 am.

• What are the restaurant opening hours?

Our restaurant Casa Fofi serves lunch from 1pm to 4pm and dinner from 8.30pm to 10.15pm. It is right next to the inn. The restaurant is closed on Sunday evenings and all day Tuesday.

• Is the best price guaranteed when booking through the website?

Yes, on the website you will always find the lowest price compared to other agencies and websites. To guarantee this, if you find it cheaper, with the same conditions, we will keep the best price and refund the difference.

• Is it safe to book through the web?

Of course, we work with external companies that guarantee the security and confidentiality of online payments.

• Are there discounts and advantages for booking through the web?

Yes, we always offer a better price when booking direct than with other agencies. Apart from this, we have different types of rates, offers and experiences that are only available for sale through our website. web.

Is there parking at the hotel?

It is very important that when you arrive in the village you park your car in the public car parks on the main road, do not try to access the door of the inn, nor park on private estates. Come by our Restaurant Casa Fofi and we will explain you how to do it.

You can park next to the inn and it is free, you won’t have any parking problems.

Here you can see the parking areas.
Parking Zone 1 

Parking Zone 2 

• What can you do as a tourist in the area?

There are many options in the natural environment of the Picos de Europa in which we find ourselves. Hiking routes in different areas and at different levels, active tourism activities, cycling, visiting Potes, making a pilgrimage to the Monastery of Santo Toribio de Liébana or going up the Fuente Dé cable car, to name but a few of the most popular.