Hotel Myro

By the Top3Hotels editorial team. Based on Booking.com guest scores and reviews, location data and reference prices. We did not stay at this hotel. Updated 2026-10-24.

Hotel Myro is worth booking if you want a clean, central and cheap room in Gijón and can do without hotel extras. Drivers and anyone who needs breakfast on site should check the details first, because parking is awkward and breakfast is not confirmed.

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Who it suits and who should skip it

This is our Budget pick in Gijón. It suits couples, solo travellers and families who want a well-rated base on foot from the beach, the port and the main square, and who mostly sleep at the hotel. Family rooms, free Wi-Fi, air conditioning and a 24-hour front desk are listed.

Skip it if you want a restaurant, a gym or a spa: none are listed. It is a 2-star hotel, so expect a simple setup. Drivers should also think twice, since parking is the main complaint.

Location and getting around Gijón

The address is Calle Francisco Rodríguez Álvarez, 4, in the area listed as The Real Heart of Gijón. Guests rate the location 9.4 out of 10 and describe a quiet street in the old town within walking distance of the beach, the port and the plaza.

The Juan Barjola Museum of Painting is about 0.3 km away, around 4 minutes on foot as a straight-line estimate. Plaza de Toros de El Bibio is 2 km away, about 25 minutes. The International Bagpipe Museum is 2.7 km away, around 34 minutes, which is far enough that a bus or taxi will be easier.

What guests say

The score is 9.1 out of 10 from 2,211 reviews, joint first on review score among the 9 eligible hotels we compared. That is unusual for a 2-star property.

Guests like the location and the rooms. Rooms are described as spotless and renovated, with modern furniture and fresh linens. The quiet street gets mentions too.

The complaint is parking. Off-site garage spaces are available nearby, but guests say the spots are tight and difficult to access. If you arrive by car, especially a large one, plan for this.

Price and what you get compared with our other Gijón picks

Reference prices seen for a 2-night stay in November 2026 for 2 adults were about €57.60 per night, or €115.20 for both nights. The sample median was €85.00 per night, so this was 32% below. These are not live quotes. Check today's price for your dates.

Our Best Value pick, Silken Ciudad Gijón, was about €89.25 per night with a score of 8.9 and 4 stars. Our Luxury pick, El Môderne Hotel, was about €109 per night, also scoring 9.1, with 4 stars. Hotel Myro matches the top score for roughly half the Luxury price. What you give up is star rating and listed facilities.

Why it made our top 3

We compared 9 hotels in Gijón. The Budget slot goes to the lowest eligible reference price once the upscale pick is set aside, and Hotel Myro had it at €57.60. It also shares the highest guest score in the sample, backed by more than 2,000 reviews, which made it an easy choice.

Before you book

Room size, noise, renovation condition, breakfast inclusion and cancellation terms have not been assessed.

Breakfast is not confirmed in our data, so check whether it is offered and at what price, or plan to eat at a nearby café. If you drive, ask the hotel about the off-site garage, its price and access before you arrive. Then compare today's rate with our other two Gijón picks.

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Our other two picks in Gijón

• Silken Ciudad Gijón · Best Value · 8.9/10 · €89
• El Môderne Hotel · Luxury · 9.1/10 · €109
• See all three picks in Gijón →