Parador Hotel Teruel

General Information

Located within simple get to from the historic heart, the Parador de Teruel is an outstanding three star hotel in Teruel. It resides a Mudejar fashion inspired manor house combining the conventional mixture of cultures and styles predominant in the artistic history of Teruel. From the lodging, there is a possibility for you to easily access major sights in the city, such as the Cathedral or the Mudejar towers, declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Its captivating inside consists of marbles, pastel shades and Arab details. In addition to this its appealing decor, the Parador de Teruel Hotel has wonderful facilities, including a broad relaxing park, a tennis court, and an open-air swimming pool, that there is a possibility for you to use during the summer. There is also a gourmand restaurant offering tasty peculiarities from the conventional local cuisine; and a work heart with two fully furnished conference rooms, perfect for holding congresses, conventions and any other kind of event for up to 350 persons. In addition to this, the hotel proposes wi-fi Internet access throughout the structure.

Dining Information

Distinctive Aragon cuisine consists of veal stews of El Castellar, magras al estilo, a chicken dish with pepers, onion and tomatoes known as el pollo al chilindron. The guesthouse restaurant caters the distinctive cuisine of Aragon; the chicken in chilindron sauce, the magras of Aragon, the stewed veal from Castellar and concerning the pastry, the suspiros de monja.

Exterior

It's a fresh building of pale colours which imitates the Palace fashion of the Aragon renaissance. It features also an extensive park, where the swimming pool and tennis court able to be found.

Lobby

Interior the structure one can come over by the arabic details, marble and tiles the remains of oriental influence.

Location Information

Located two kilometres from Teruel, from our hotel a wonderful vista of the capital able to be seen. In Teruel, there is an architectural fashion found nowhere else in the world called mudejar. Its origin is Islamic or oriental and because of this plenty of buildings in Teruel have traces of moorish art.