Hotels in Gijón: Where to Stay in 2025
Updated 13 September 2026 · 63 real hotels
Gijón rewards visitors who stay close to the sea or the old quarter. The city centre and Cimavilla offer the most walkable experience, while El Pisón puts you steps from the beach. Budget and comfort levels range widely, so there is a realistic option for most travellers.
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| Hotel | Area | Rating | Price / night |
|---|---|---|---|
| ibis budget Oviedo ★ | Gijón : à 24,3 km | ★ 4.1 | 45 €/nuit |
| Pension Serafin ★ | Gijón : à 19,5 km | ★ 3.7 | 46 €/nuit |
| Puente Azud ★ | Gijón : à 20,4 km | ★ 3 | 47 €/nuit |
| B&B Hotel Oviedo ★★★ | Siero : à 18,6 km de Gijón | ★ 3.9 | 48 €/nuit |
| ibis Oviedo ★★ | Gijón : à 24,4 km | ★ 4.1 | 51 €/nuit |
| Alda Miramar Rooms ★★ | Centre-ville de Gijón | ★ 3.8 | 52 €/nuit |
| Pensión La Vega ★★ | Gijón : à 24,6 km | ★ 3.8 | 52 €/nuit |
| Hotel Castilla ★★ | Centre-ville de Gijón | ★ 4 | 57 €/nuit |
| B&B Hotel Gijón Centro Begoña ★★★ | Centre-ville de Gijón | ★ 3.7 | 58 €/nuit |
Gijón is the largest city in Asturias and sits directly on the Cantabrian coast, giving it a personality that blends industrial heritage, genuine Asturian cuisine, and a surprisingly lively beach culture. The city is compact enough to explore on foot yet large enough to have distinct neighbourhoods, each with its own rhythm.
Staying here means easy access to sidrerías pouring cider the traditional way, Roman ruins hiding in the old fishing quarter, a long sandy beach (Playa de San Lorenzo) that stretches for nearly three kilometres, and a green coastal path that connects it all. Gijón is not a theme-park version of northern Spain; it is a working city that happens to be very pleasant to visit.
Which area to stay in Gijón?
- City Centre (Centro): best for first-time visitors who want everything within walking distance, shops, restaurants and transport links included. Hotels here range from budget to premium boutique.
- Cimavilla: the original fishermen's quarter perched on the headland between the port and the beach. Atmospheric cobbled streets, traditional taverns and sea views make it ideal for travellers who prioritise character over convenience.
- El Pisón / Playa de San Lorenzo: the beachfront strip running alongside Gijón's main urban beach. Perfect for summer visitors, families, or anyone who wants to wake up near the water. Several solid four-star options sit here.
- Sur District: the quieter southern side of the city, well connected by road and useful if you are arriving by car or prefer lower noise levels at night. Good value for money without feeling remote.
- Rural Este (Eastern Rural Area): a green, hilly area east of the city with a countryside feel. Suited to travellers who want peace, scenic surroundings and do not mind driving into the centre. Prices at this end of the market are higher, reflecting privacy and space.
Good to know
- Arriving at Asturias Airport (OVD): the airport sits roughly 40 kilometres west of Gijón. The ALSA bus connects it to Gijón bus station in about 45 minutes; taxis take a similar time but cost considerably more. Renting a car is worth considering if you plan to explore the Asturian coast or inland mountains.
- Getting around the city: Gijón's centre, Cimavilla and the beachfront are all walkable from each other. The local bus network (Emtusa) covers the wider urban area cheaply. Parking can be difficult in summer, so car-free travel is practical once you are in the city.
- Best season to visit: July and August bring warm temperatures, crowded beaches and peak hotel prices. June and September offer similar weather with fewer crowds and lower rates. Spring is green and mild but expect rain. Winter is quiet, prices drop significantly, and the city remains fully open for locals.
- Booking timing: Gijón fills up fast during the Semana Grande festival in August and during major cider and gastronomy events. Book at least two months ahead for summer weekends; the rest of the year, a few weeks is usually enough.
- Eating and drinking timing: lunch is the main meal in Asturias, typically served between 14:00 and 16:00. Sidrerías pour cider from height to aerate it correctly; do not skip this experience. Many places close Sunday evenings, so plan accordingly.
What to know about hotels in Gijón?
Which area of Gijón is best for a first visit?+
The city centre gives you the easiest access to the old quarter, the port, the beach and public transport. It suits travellers who want to explore on foot without relying on buses or taxis. Cimavilla is a strong alternative if you prefer a more historic, atmospheric setting.
What is the best time of year to visit Gijón?+
June and September strike the best balance between warm weather, open beaches and manageable crowds. July and August are peak season with higher prices and a livelier atmosphere. Winter visits are perfectly viable for culture and food, though the sea is cold and rain is common.
How much should I budget per night for a hotel in Gijón?+
Based on currently available hotels, budget travellers can find three-star options starting around 56 €/night. Mid-range four-star hotels typically fall between 84 € and 95 €/night. Boutique and rural properties with higher privacy or design standards can reach 140 € to over 300 €/night.
How do I get from Asturias Airport to Gijón city centre?+
The ALSA airport bus is the most economical option, running to Gijón bus station in roughly 40 to 50 minutes depending on traffic. Taxis are available directly outside arrivals and take a similar time but cost significantly more. There is no direct train connection between the airport and Gijón.
Is Gijón a good base for exploring the rest of Asturias?+
Yes, Gijón works well as a regional base. Oviedo, the regional capital, is just 30 kilometres away by road or frequent train. The Picos de Europa mountains, the Jurassic coast and Asturian fishing villages like Cudillero or Lastres are all reachable within an hour or two by car. A rental car opens up the countryside considerably.
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