Eurostars Palacio de Cristal

One of the best hotel stays I’ve ever had. We stayed in a suite that was absolutely gigantic (around 80 m²), spotless, and very comfortable. The beds were excellent, and what really surprised me was that I paid what I would normally expect to pay for a standard double room. The hotel is located inside the Palacio de Congresos de Oviedo, an impressive and iconic building designed by the renowned architect Santiago Calatrava. The architecture alone makes the stay feel special — modern, striking, and full of character, with incredible views over the city. The combination of space, comfort, cleanliness, and location made this an outstanding experience. Highly recommended. One small remark: I received two emails about online check-out. The second one, sent at 6:00 a.m. on the day of departure, felt a bit unnecessary and slightly gave the impression that we were being rushed to leave — especially as it said “I hope you enjoyed your stay with us,” while we were still at the hotel. It’s a minor detail, but worth mentioning.

Decent location 15 minutes walk to Oviedo old town...the spotlessly clean hotel rooms ( some of the furniture is a bit worn...but nothing terrible) have wonderful beds, crisp cotton linens, huge bathrooms and ample storage ( the heating and cooling system is fantastic and quick) if you are lucky. Like us .you may have a wonderful view of the picos) all this makes the crazy huge building designed by Santiago Calatrava that houses the Eurostars hotel an excellent choice for a stay in Oviedo. The staff are friendly and efficient...the hotel has secure parking at 13euros per 24 hours...it's worth it.. despite what others say..there is no free parking nearby..and you do do at high risk of being clamped. Nearby a great local cafe for excellent coffee and breakfast options is the delightful La Botica Indiana....

Business trip experience – not recommended I came here on a business trip for a few days, but after the first night I decided not to stay longer. Here’s why: First impressions & location The exterior is huge, but very old, rusty, and dirty. Location itself is convenient - you can reach most places in the city quickly. Parking Finding a parking spot the first time was a bit complicated, but the reception staff helped me. Parking in front of the hotel is only allowed for 10-15 minutes. The parking area was also under renovation, so it was confusing where to go at first. Check-in & lobby Check-in was fast, though I was surprised that parking was not free (around €15 per night). The hotel inside looks just as old as outside. It’s huge, so walking with luggage to the room was not easy. Room I was given a room for disabled guests, which I didn’t book. Reception refused to change it, saying the hotel was fully booked - although the parking lot was almost empty, which felt strange. The room itself was large but outdated. The bathroom was not very clean, with rust and marks everywhere. Toiletries were incomplete, and there was no complimentary bottled water - unacceptable for this price. The bed was average, Wi-Fi speed was decent (about 100 Mbps) but not very stable. There was a rainbow light above the bed, which ruined the atmosphere. The view was terrible - just rusty old buildings. The air conditioner could not be adjusted, so you can’t set your preferred temperature. Breakfast The breakfast room was big with many options, but the quality was disappointing. Coffee was especially bad. Overall: 2/5. Other notes Reception gave me free parking as compensation for the room issue, but that didn’t really improve the experience. Conclusion For the price and the quality of service provided, I was not satisfied. Personally, I will not stay at this hotel again.

good location

Special building structure

Clean rooms, lights and airy hotel with good air conditioning. Short walk to the city, easy to find.