Las Mestas is a minute Spanish village situated in the autonomous community of the Principality of Asturias, in the north of the country. The village is so small that a 2005 census recorded only two permanent inhabitants--there are certainly more people in Las Mestas than that, but perhaps not much more. The village consists of only a few cobblestone streets, and appears not to have changed much since the Middle Ages. Certainly, it is a fascinating place to visit and not without charm. It's easy to transition into its slower pace of life amid this cluster of white-walled, red-roofed buildings on the banks of the river Navia. It is easy to lose yourself amid these gentle green hills.

There are but a few places for tourists to stay in Las Mestas. The most intelligent method to book Las Mestas hotels is via the Internet. Sites like EasyToBook.com let you find hotels in Las Mestas with comparative ease, even cheap or discount hotels. Once you've found lodgings, it's easy to access the village's humble yet unique attractions: the Windmill of Las Mestas will put you in mind of Don Quixote. You can walk right into the woods along the scenic unpaved road the Carretera Factora. Afterwards you can relax at the natural pools of Las Mestas, formed by the river.