Hotel Parador de Cuenca

General Information

Cuenca is a certainly original town hewn out of cliff. The hotel's big windows face the celebrated Casas Colgadas (hanging houses) set on the rocks flanking Hoz del Huecar in implausible positions. It's a noble sample of the late gothic fashion. 1206FG. There are 62 apartments distributed over three floors, the 2nd being the biggest. Some of the apartments have vistas over the abbey, but the plurality solicited are the ones facing the town, gorges and hanging houses. There are 62 apartments distributed over three floors, the 2nd being the biggest. Some of the apartments have vistas over the abbey, but the plurality solicited are the ones facing the town, gorges and hanging houses. Located in front of to Cuenca's Suspended Houses, whose acces, like that of the ancient centre, is the uncommon metal bridge. The N-III is the reference highway from Madrid at the turn off from Tarancon, or from Valencia through Motilla del Palancar. Guests able to specimen the distinctive Cuencan cuisine, which is delicious and spicy reflecting the region's hunting and fishing. To accompany the meals there are pleasant wines. Further to, one able to example the distinctive Cuencan Resoli liquor, made of spirits, savoury coffee and sugar. The inn is situated in the old San Pablo convent which was constructed in the sixteenth century. The convent was founded by the notable Canon Juan del Pozo. It's situated outside Cuenca town walls, where spectacular views able to be delighted. The entrance is medium in size are embellished as the relaxation of the inn in tune with its historical settings. The entrance hall has elaborate coffered ceilings, original pulpits.