Está casi al lado de la calle principal. Contando que cudillero es un entresijo de cuestas y escaleras se agradece que sólo hubiera que subir dos tramos de escaleras para llegar a casa. Javier, el anfitrión muy amable y la casa está bastante bien. El baño superior muy estrecho pero suficiente para nosotros. Resulta un poco incómodo que cada planta tenga una estancia, pero entiendo que todas las casas tienen que ser así allí.

Las escaleras dentro de la casa. Hemos echado de menos una barandilla.

Second time staying in this lovely town, first time in this house. Absolutely brilliant house. So well stocked, with all the things you could need in the kitchen - tea, olive oil, a mocha pot for making coffee and even a washing liquid pod in case we needed to do a wash. The host was lovely, we met in the main street outside the house and they showed us up to it. The house is so pretty and really well situated. Kitchen and bathroom on the bottom floor. Next floor is the living room and a kids bedroom, with windows looking out over the Cudillero rooftops. We could see baby seagulls on the roof opposite, being looked after by their mamas. Next floor is the main bedroom and a bathroom, with a big TV and the same lovely view. There's a final bedroom on the top. Whole place was clean, charming, comfortable and really well placed, less than 5 mins walk from the main area of restaurants and bars on the front. This town is amazing, with glorious views, lovely places to eat and drink and beaches a five-minute drive away.

Nothing: we absolutely loved it, BUT there are things you should know about Cudillero before you go. They are all part of the charm, but if you're not prepared, it could be difficult: You can't park in town. There's one quite narrow road you can drive through on, and you can pull in to unload you bags to take up to the house, but you have to park at the port - at the far end because the near spaces are for residents. It's a 10 minute walk (an absolutely lovely one, past an ice cream van!). You cannot drive on the other roads! Locals might, but don't try, because you'll get stuck! Also, Cudillero is built into a cliff, which is why it's so amazing. It's also steep, with narrow allies and loads of steps. If you don't like steps, you're probably not going to like it. You can't get to this house without going up steps. All the houses are tall and narrow, with one room per floor and lots of steep stairs. The climate and the steepness mean it can also get very humid, so you have to be careful to air things well and hang wet towels outside, and sometimes it can smell a bit musty because of this.