Palacio de Figueras is a 16th-century palace in Asturias, northern Spain, featuring a distinctive buff central tower flanked by two crenellated wings overlooking the Eo estuary and working port. Originally home to the noble Pardo de Donlebún family for centuries, the palace fell into disrepair before being rescued and meticulously restored over 11 years by the Madera Fernandez family. Declared an Asset of Cultural Interest for its architectural significance, the palace now offers 11 elegant ensuite bedrooms spread across three floors, along with two lounges, library, bar, and a games room, providing elegant accommodation with scenic views across rolling hills and the picturesque coastal landscape.
