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Oviedo, known as Uviéu in the local language Bable, is the capital of the Principality of Asturias and a city packed with charm that lays along the Nalón River valley. Such is its charm that Leopoldo Alas “Clarín” used this city as the backdrop for his most famous novel, “La Regenta”, renaming it Vetusta.
Oviedo locals, known as ovetenses or carbayones, are lucky enough to be able to wander through the lovely old city centre and admire the Cathedral of Oviedo, which although Gothic in style has a Romanesque tower. The streets of this capital are a succession of unmistakable sculptures of Mafalda, Botero's Maternity and even Woody Allen, who professed his love for Oviedo and called it "fairy-tale" city.
The centre of trade, economy and universities in Asturias, the capital is also the city that hosts the most important awards ceremony in our country: the Princess of Asturias awards, previously the Prince of Asturias.
Try and fall in love with the true fabada bean stew and the best freshly poured cider at one of the many traditional cider houses in the city. Asturias, a much loved homeland where the life and food is good, surrounded by the mountains and the sea, and the sound of the bagpipes.
Oviedo locals, known as ovetenses or carbayones, are lucky enough to be able to wander through the lovely old city centre and admire the Cathedral of Oviedo, which although Gothic in style has a Romanesque tower. The streets of this capital are a succession of unmistakable sculptures of Mafalda, Botero's Maternity and even Woody Allen, who professed his love for Oviedo and called it "fairy-tale" city.
The centre of trade, economy and universities in Asturias, the capital is also the city that hosts the most important awards ceremony in our country: the Princess of Asturias awards, previously the Prince of Asturias.
Try and fall in love with the true fabada bean stew and the best freshly poured cider at one of the many traditional cider houses in the city. Asturias, a much loved homeland where the life and food is good, surrounded by the mountains and the sea, and the sound of the bagpipes.
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Much more than a hotel: a symbol. Much more than a place to stay: it is the place where knowledge and talent live. The Eurostars Hotel de La Reconquista is, quite possibly, one of Spain's most characterful hotels. Tradition, luxury, nobility and 300 years of history have transformed it into an international symbol of Asturias.
Located in the heart of Oviedo, next to the Parque San Francisco and just a few minutes from the Campoamor Theatre, the Eurostars Hotel de la Reconquista is found at the point where the historic quarter and the financial district meet.
In this complex listed as a National Monument, an elegant baroque façade invites guests to discover a surprise-filled interior: a 250-metre carpet covers the floor of the hall; two spectacular courtyards; a fully equipped convention centre spread over 9000 m2; an octagonal chapel designed by architect Ventura Rodríguez; a culinary space combining tradition and modernity; and works by leading Asturian artists such as Mariano Moré, Purón Sotres, Adolfo Bartolomé and Vaquero Palacio.
Its 142 outward-facing rooms and exterior courtyards complement the hotel's architecture. The Hotel de La Reconquista has a large capacity for holding events, with over 16 meeting rooms of various capacities. The hotel also has two restaurants, two hairdressers, a shopping centre and private parking.
The combination of art, culture and knowledge that characterises the Eurostars Hotel de La Reconquista comes into its own every year at the end of October, with the presentation of the Prince of Asturias Prizes, when the hotel is embellished for its most prestigious guests: the winners.
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EUROSTARS HOTEL DE LA RECONQUISTA
Calle de Gil de Jaz, 16