Little Hotels

in Cantabria

Casona de San Pantaleon de Aras

, Badames
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Casona de San Pantaleon is a small country house hotel tucked away in a surprising location near the Cantabria coast.

Guest rating 9.8

Casa del Marques

, Santillana Del Mar
.

Splendid little luxury hotel in the quaint mediaeval village of Santillana Del Mar.

Guest rating 9.2

Palacio Torre de Ruesga

, Ruesga
.

A historic country house hotel surrounded by forest and a nature park.

Guest rating 9.1

El Jardin de Carrejo

, Cabezon de la Sal
.

Hotel Jardin De Carrejo boasts seven acres of pristine gardens close to the coast of northern Spain, near Santander.

Guest rating 9.1

Posada La Robla

, Castañeda
.

A hotel with a mix of traditional and modern, in a convenient location for exploring all of Cantabria. Perfect for families.

Guest rating 8.0

La Casa del Puente

, Regules
.

The Casa del Puente hotel and restaurant was created for those who have a bit of peace in mind. Right by the river in Regules, Cantabria.

Guest rating 9.0
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Reasons to visit Cantabria

The region of Cantabria is ideal for those who love outdoor activities such as walking, horse riding, fishing and bird watching or for the more adventurous sports enthusiast, white-water rafting, kayaking and canoeing. If you prefer the beach, the area does not disappoint, having long dune-like beaches which stretch for miles along its Atlantic coastline, elegant seaside towns with attractive promenades and excellent restaurants.

For those seeking out culture and history this area has so much of interest. As the route of the Camino de Santiago (Pilgrims Way) meanders through the region there are hundreds of buildings of historic importance to see and visit. Santander, capital of Cantabria, has a wonderful Romanesque and gothic cathedral and the Palacio de Magdalena. Visit during August for the city's International Festival of Music and Dance. Other places worthy of avisit in Cantabria are the beautifully preserved medieval village, Santillana del Mar and the unspoilt market town of Picos, close to the Picos de Europa National park. Also nearby to Santillana are the Altamira caves, boasting some of the most important prehistoric cave paintings in the world.

With its lush green meadows, miles of uncrowded sandy beaches, huge forests, awesome mountains and beautiful national parks, and its reputation for some of the best seafood in Europe, its not surprising that this area of Spain is very popular with Spanish holidaymakers, but they can't keep it to themselves forever!