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A Parador for those who consider a twenty eight kilometer slow mountain road with many bends justifies a stay in wild exceptional mountain scenery.
This luxury hotel is in the middle of the Cazorla Natural Park and is surrounded by forests in which deer, wild boar and ibex have their homes. The windows of this Parador give panoramic views of this countryside and the atmosphere of tranquillity and beauty is heightened by the scent of the surrounding pine trees. The views are particularly dramatic at the approach to winter when the leaves turn to orange and gold. The building follows in the tradition of the typical Andalusia mountain lodge. The interior is simple and unpretentious with its pleasant sitting room with comfortable furniture and large windows. The rustic restaurant of this Spanish Paradores hotel specialises in game which appears on the menu regularly during the hunting season. The Andalusian dishes worth sampling include:
"Gachamiga" which is a local dish of flour, bread crumbs and bacon;
The town of Cazorla is dramatic with the well kept houses rising up protected by the castle. The castle is worth visiting and also the churches of Carmen and Santa Maria. Your visit should also include the monasteries of San Juan de la Penitencia and Montesion. Further afield go to the Templar castle of Iruela and the Roman villa of Quesada. Also go to Ubeda for its examples of Andalusian Renaissance architecture. The main local festival takes place in Cazorla on September 17th. Other festivals are at Iruela on August 28th and the local Feasts of San Isidro (May 15th) and San Blas (first Sunday of February). The National Park of Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas gives the opportunity for hunting, fishing, walking, riding horses, cross country driving or mountain biking. In late September from the terrace of the Parador you may be able to watch the battles of stags while battling for supremacy within their territories.
The swimming pool has impressive views over the Nature Reserve. The rooms also have a telephone, satellite television, safe and a minibar. The hotel has central heating, a restaurant and a bar. Air conditioning is not thought necessary due to the fresh mountain air. Pets are not allowed in the luxury hotels in the Spanish Paradores group. |
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| Parador Cazorla Reservations |
| Parador El Adelantado at Cazorla |
| DAILY RATES (inc Tax) FOR 2 PERSONS SHARING A DOUBLE ROOM | ||||
| 2010 Rates | Standard | Double w/ view | Double superior | Junior Suite |
| Jan and Feb Nov and Dec | 104 EUR | 120 EUR | 120 EUR | 156 EUR |
| Mar to June and Oct | 127 EUR | 147 EUR | 147 EUR | 191 EUR |
| Easter July to Sept | 137 EUR | 158 EUR | 158 EUR | 206 EUR |
| Breakfast 15 EUR per person per day Lunch or Dinner 31 EUR per person per day | ||||
| PROMOTIONS - DAILY RATE (inc Tax) FOR 1 PERSON SHARING A STANDARD DOUBLE ROOM* | ||||
| 2010 Rates | Golden Days | Young Persons | 5 Night Card | 2 Night Special |
| Jan and Feb Nov and Dec | 46.90 EUR | 56.00 EUR | 51.50 EUR | 78.40 EUR |
| Mar to June and Oct | 54.95 EUR | 56.00 EUR | 51.50 EUR | 87.60 EUR |
| Easter July to Sept | 58.45 EUR | 56.00 EUR | 51.50 EUR | 91.60 EUR |
| *Supplement and restrictions may apply - General terms and conditions |
| PROMOTION | OVERVIEW (for more detailed information use the link) |
| Golden Days | 30% discount for guests 55 years or over in a standard room with breakfast |
| Young Persons | Discounted rates for guests 20 to 35 years in a standard room with breakfast |
| 5 Night Card | Discounted rates for 5 nights in a standard room exc. breakfast |
| 2 Night Special | 20% discount for 2 consecutive nights or more with half board |
| Parador accommodation within the Spanish regions | |||
| Galicia
North Spain |
Asturias,
Cantabria
& Basque Region |
Aragon
- Rioja
and Navarre |
Catalonia |
| Castile-Leon | Castile-La Mancha (Madrid) | Estremadura | Levante |
| Andalucia (Granada) | Ceuta and Melilla | Canary Islands | Andalucia (Costa del Sol) |
| Paradors front page | Purchase maps of Spain | Computer translations to many languages |
Frequently Asked Questions |