Parador de Cazorla

This Parador is within a national park, 35 minutes from the closest town. Getting to it is via a very twisty mountain road. Those who don’t like that type road should consider another location. It is good for outdoors enthusiasts or for those who just want piece and quiet. Once there, visitors are greeted with a stunning view of the mountains. The Parador isn’t overly large. Parking is in a courtyard and there is an EV charging point. Check in was easy. There’s a cozy, yet decent sized lounge for relaxing or for groups to gather. The room was fairly standard for a Parador and had everything one needs. It looked out over the mountains; not all rooms do. Neither complimentary water nor a pot for boiling water was provided like in some Paradors, but there were hiking poles that came in handy when walking a couple of the trails by the hotel. The staff was very cordial and helpful.

All of the staff were really friendly and helpful. The kitchen was excellent. A great place to stay

An atmospheric building set uniquely deep in natural territory where wildlife opportunities, walking, scenery and quietitude rules. The rooms and public areas are stylish and staff friendly and helpful.

Beautiful, if rather remote, parador. The reception staff were particularly lovely

All very nice, lorca a better deal, slow cafeteria service, pool freezing and showing wear. Nice walk but you need a full day. Great breakfast.