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Parador de Cuenca — The former convent hotel standing above Cuenca's rocky gorgePhoto: Tamorlan · CC BY 3.0 · edited
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Parador de Cuenca

Hotels ·Cuenca ·4-star hotel
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Parador de Cuenca is a four-star hotel in a former Dominican convent above the Huécar gorge, opposite Cuenca’s Hanging Houses, Spain.

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Parador de Cuenca — The Parador's stone facade above the gorge Vanbasten 23 · CC BY-SA 3.0 · edited
Parador de Cuenca — The Parador's stone facade above the gorgeParador de Cuenca — Aerial view of the Parador's convent buildings and rooftopsParador de Cuenca — The Parador across the gorge beside Cuenca's old townParador de Cuenca — Elevated view of the convent hotel and its tiled roofsParador de Cuenca — The convent cloister courtyard with arches and cypress treesParador de Cuenca — Sunny inner courtyard with a fountain and arched galleriesParador de Cuenca — Guest lounge with tall arched windows and wooden ceilingParador de Cuenca — Long interior corridor with tiled floor and arched windowsParador de Cuenca — The Parador facade above the gorge beneath cloudy skiesParador de Cuenca — The convent hotel and iron bridge across the ravineParador de Cuenca — Distant view of the Parador set among Cuenca's green cliffs

Why go

  • The former convent church houses Espacio Torner’s forty paintings and sculptures by Gustavo Torner.

Good to know

Diners ClubAccessible roomsNon-smoking roomsClassicQuietSafeRoom serviceComplimentary toiletriesTelephoneWake-up service / alarm clockAir conditioningFlatscreen TVHair dryerPaid private parking on-siteStreet parkingFree High Speed Internet (WiFi)Free internetWifiTaxi serviceBaggage storageConcierge

Good for

  • couples The hotel is described as romantic and quiet.
  • families Kids' meals, highchairs, and children's television networks are available.
  • groups A banquet room is available.

Rooms

Accessible rooms
Private bathroom with a bath or shower; air conditioning; safe; flatscreen TV; desk; wardrobe; hair dryer; complimentary toiletries; telephone; wake-up service; housekeeping.

Amenities

  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Laundry service
  • Ironing service
  • Baggage storage
  • Concierge
  • Shared lounge and TV area
  • First-aid kit
  • Walking tours
  • Hiking

Restaurants and bars on site

  • The hotel has a restaurant.
  • Breakfast is available as a buffet or in your room.
  • Special-diet menus are available.

Location

  • Subida a San Pablo, s/n, 16001 Cuenca, Spain.

What you see

  • The property faces the Casas Colgadas across the Huécar gorge.

Check-in and house rules

Check-in
From 14:00
Check-out
By 12:00

Interesting facts3

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  1. 2005

    The convent complex has been a protected cultural-interest site since 6 April 2005.

    Convento de San Pablo (Cuenca) - Wikipedia

  2. Founder Juan del Pozo was buried at the church crossing; his tomb was later moved to the right wall.

    Convento de San Pablo (Cuenca) - Wikipedia

  3. Espacio Torner’s artworks came from Madrid’s Museo Nacional Reina Sofía and Gustavo Torner’s private collection.

    Convento de San Pablo (Cuenca) - Wikipedia

History

Construction was authorized in 1535. Its church and cloister date from the 16th century, while the other buildings were added later.

  1. 1523Cathedral canon Juan del Pozo founded the convent.
  2. 1535Pope Paul III authorized construction by papal bull during Diego Ramírez de Fuenleal’s episcopate.
  3. 16th centuryThe church and cloister were built; the other buildings were added later. The church has a rococo finish.
  4. 1993The complex began operating as a state-owned Parador hotel.
  5. 2005The church was remodelled for Espacio Torner, which opened in December.

Shorts

How to get there

  • ParkingPaid private parking is available on site; street parking is also available.
  • CarTaxi service is available.

Accessibility

  • Accessible rooms Step-free entrance, lift, accessible toilet and accessible parking details need confirmation with the hotel.

Sources: Convent of San Pablo (Cuenca) - Wikipedia · Convento de San Pablo (Cuenca) - Wikipedia · checked 30 Sep 2026

Where
Subida a San Pablo, s/n, 16001 Cuenca Spain

Questions and answers

How can I contact Parador de Cuenca?

Call +34-969-232320 for rates and enquiries.

Which payment cards does Parador de Cuenca accept?

Mastercard, Visa, American Express and Diners Club.

Is Parador de Cuenca non-smoking?

Yes, the hotel is non-smoking.

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