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Name: Hotel Los Guardeses de Solares
Address: Calle de la Constitucion 6, Solares, 39710, Spain
Telephone: +34 942 07 46 51

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1. Hotel Posada La Casa de Frama
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#1 Best Value of 1 Potes Hiking Hotels
"A large comfortable posada (guesthouse), with half a dozen en-suite guest rooms, and a sitting room and garden terrace for guest use. The posada has a quiet rural location in Frama, about 4km from Potes, with..."
"In planning our visit to northern Spain and wanting to stay in the Potes area, we called several places from the States to ask for availability. Alberto, the owner, was the first to respond, friendly and eager to..."

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