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The municipality has 56 km of coastline and dozens of villages, so the ideal house depends a lot on its location. These are the four areas where the properties in this guide are concentrated.
Staying in the villa or just a few minutes away allows you to walk to the historic center, the port, and beaches like El Sablón or Toró. It's the area with the most restaurants and services, and the best if you don't want to rely on a car.
In the village are Telva House, La Capitana, Cotiellu House, Aleyda's Garden, Chalet Las Llamas y Villa El Tinganónwith a swimming pool. Very close by are Pancar Blue in Pancar and The Palace of Cue in Cue. In Poo, with its own beach, you have Pintularama, The Carrelu and the Semi-detached house in Llanes.
Inland villages are the ideal choice for those seeking tranquility, meadows, and mountain views. However, you'll almost always need a car to get down to the beach.
In Porrúa, home to the Ethnographic Museum of Eastern Asturias, there are The Corral y Casa del Sur El CollauThey complete the area Kasaboba in Parres, The House of Grass in La Pereda (pets allowed), The Bowling Alley in Meré and in Rales, Carmen House y Dario's House.
The western part of the council area encompasses some of the most famous beaches of Llanes, such as Torimbia, San Antolín or Gulpiyuri, and the jesters of PríaPosada is the town with the most services in the area and has a train station.
In Posada they are The House of Xuncu y Villa García Llanes Spawith a pool, spa, and is pet-friendly. Nearby you have The Riveru in Balmori, Chole House in La Portilla, Casa Grau in ships and The Red House Asturias in Hontoria.
It is the quietest stretch of coast, between the town and the border with Cantabria, with cliffs and sea blowholes near Vidiago. Here it is The House Upstairs, in Pendueles.
As a family with children. Look for a house with a private garden and a quiet beach nearby. The villa and Poo offer everything you need within easy reach; Posada combines amenities with sandy beaches. You'll find more ideas at What to do in Llanes with children.
With a dog. This guide lists La Casa de Hierba (La Pereda) and Villa García Llanes Spa (Posada) as pet-friendly options. Always confirm the conditions on the listing, as some properties charge a supplement or have size restrictions. If you can't find a suitable property, check our list of... Pet-friendly accommodations in Llanes.
In a group of friends. Look at the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, not just the number of beds. Houses inland usually have more outdoor space and fewer neighbors nearby.
As a couple. The villa is ideal for dining and strolling without a car. If you're looking to disconnect, a house in Porrúa, Meré, or Rales puts you just a few minutes from the coast.
Without a car. Choose the town of Llanes or Posada: both have train and bus stations. We'll tell you more in How to get to Llanes.
July and August are the most popular months, especially around the festivals of La Magdalena (July 22) and San Roque (August 16). It's advisable to book two to three months in advance during these periods and to be aware of minimum stay requirements. See the full calendar at events in Llanes.
Easter and long weekends also fill up quickly. From October to May there are more houses available, lower prices, and more flexibility for two- or three-night getaways.
Approximate price per night (Entire house for 4 people, see listing details):
| Time | Price per night |
| Low season (October to May, excluding long weekends) | [€80-90] |
| Bridges and Easter | [€150-180] |
| July and August | [€200-250] |
The final price depends on the size of the house, whether it has a pool or garden, and the length of your stay. Click "See availability" on each listing to see the exact price for your dates.
Llanes offers a wide variety of Holiday apartments in Llanes along its entire coast. From Celorio to Vidiago, passing through the center of Llanes, each area has its own character.
Families often prefer holiday homes in Llanes with private gardens and parkingIdeal for traveling with children or pets. Couples and more active travelers opt for well-connected apartments in Llanes, from which it is easy to access the beaches, the Cares Route or the Sella River Descent.
In addition to its natural surroundings, Llanes stands out for its gastronomy, its historical heritage and the quality of its beaches, many of which have a blue flag. Staying in a holiday home in Llanes It means having all that at your fingertips, with the space and independence that a hotel doesn't offer.
Having your own home lets you plan each day as you please, with leisurely breakfasts and dinners in the garden. These are the most popular getaways for guests staying in the municipality:
A holiday rental is a house or apartment that is rented out in its entirety for tourist stays. It must be registered in the tourism registry of the Principality of Asturias, with a code that begins with VV. tourist apartments They are apartment complexes managed as a single establishment. village houses They are rural accommodations in buildings of traditional Asturian architecture.
It depends on your trip. The village is the best option for getting around on foot and having amenities nearby. The inn and the west coast are close to the most popular beaches. The inland areas are quieter, although you'll need a car.
The average price of holiday rentals in Llanes ranges from €80 to €250 per night, depending on the season, size, and included amenities. It is advisable to book several months in advance for July and August.
Yes. La Casa de Hierba, in La Pereda, and Villa García Llanes Spa, in Posada, are pet-friendly according to this guide. You can filter them using the "Pets allowed" option in the listing.
Yes. Villa García Llanes Spa (Posada) has a pool and spa, and Villa El Tinganón is in the town of Llanes with its own pool.
Outside of peak season, many properties accept stays of two or three nights. In summer, they usually require a longer minimum stay; you'll see this when you check your dates on each listing.
Look for their tourist registration number (VV code) in the listing or ask the owner for it. All holiday homes in Asturias are required to display it.
Do you prefer a hotel or rural accommodation? Check out all the options at Where to sleep in Llanes.
