Where to Stay in Oviedo: Areas and Hotels by Budget

Oviedo’s lodging splits between the old-town boutique properties, the big chain hotels along Calle Uría, and cheaper budget options on the fringes. There is no single “hotel strip”; each area suits a different trip. Rates run from about €45 for a clean budget double to €130 plus for the five-star landmark. Here is where to stay in Oviedo, area by area, with specific hotels in each category. To match a hotel to the right month, see the best time to visit guide, and for district-by-district comparisons, the neighborhoods guide.

Where to Stay in Oviedo: Casco Antiguo

The old town is the most convenient and characterful base, putting the cathedral, the pre-Romanesque monuments, and the cider bars of Calle Gascona all within a few minutes on foot. Expect narrow pedestrian streets and limited car access, so arrange parking in advance or travel light. It suits first-timers and couples. The things to do guide maps the sights on your doorstep, and the weather by month guide tells you when the streets are driest.

Suggested Hotels in Casco Antiguo

Eurostars Hotel de la Reconquista

This five-star landmark fills an 18th-century national monument beside the Campo de San Francisco, with a colonnaded courtyard, ornate staircases, and a Michelin-recommended restaurant in the old town’s edge. Best for couples and travellers who want the city’s single most famous address. Check rates and availability

Barceló Oviedo Cervantes

A polished four-star midway between the old town and the park, known for its spacious designer rooms, a well-regarded restaurant mixing Asturian and modern cooking, and reliable service. Best for first-time visitors who want comfort and a central position. Check rates and availability

Sercotel Ciudad de Oviedo

A classic continental-style mid-range hotel five minutes’ walk from the historic centre, with straightforward, comfortable rooms and a solid breakfast. Best for mid-range travellers who prioritise location over frills. Check rates and availability

Where to Stay in Oviedo: Uría and the Station Area

Around Calle Uría and the Renfe and bus stations, you get the city’s largest and most business-focused hotels, with the shops and the Campo de San Francisco on the doorstep. This is the pragmatic pick for rail connections and short stopovers, if a little less scenic than the old town.

Suggested Hotels in Uría and the Station Area

Hotel Favila

Directly on Calle Uría, five minutes on foot from both the train and bus stations, the Favila is a solid three-star with a traditional Asturian restaurant and a terrace. Best for rail passengers and anyone arriving late and wanting a no-fuss, well-run base. Check rates and availability

Barceló Oviedo Cervantes

Sitting a short walk from Uría on the edge of the shopping district, this four-star also serves as the strongest mid-range option for business stays and its underground parking. Best for travellers with a car who still want the centre on foot. Check rates and availability

Sercotel Ciudad de Oviedo

Several blocks north of the shopping street toward the station, it offers dependable comfort and breakfast at a fair mid-range price. Best for couples on a short break who want central convenience with a quieter street. Check rates and availability

Where to Stay in Oviedo: Budget Options and the Fringes

For the cheapest beds, climb the residential hills of Naranco or the student quarter of El Cristo, where family-run pensions and apartments undercut the centre by 30 to 50%. You trade a 15-minute uphill walk or a short bus ride for the saving, and you eat where locals do. Suits backpackers on the Camino, students, and long stays. If you’re walking the Camino Primitivo, the travel tips and FAQ explains onward transport, and the events and festivals guide lists the fiestas that can fill these cheaper quarters.

Suggested Hotels in the Budget Fringes

Hotel Favila

Though central, the Favila frequently prices at the lower end of the mid-range and is the established value pick among proper hotels on Uría. Best for budget-minded travellers who still want a full hotel rather than a pension. Check rates and availability

Sercotel Ciudad de Oviedo

Its discounted off-peak rates in January, February, and November make it one of the better-value chain stays in the city centre. Best for winter visitors chasing lower prices in a comfortable, dependable room. Check rates and availability

Barceló Oviedo Cervantes

For a step-up splurge in the shoulder months, the Barceló’s promotional rates sometimes dip close to mid-range while giving four-star space and facilities. Best for travellers upgrading with a last-minute deal. Check rates and availability