Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The medieval hanging houses perch dramatically over the Huécar gorge while the Plaza Mayor buzzes with tapas bars and local life. Explore the abstract art in the Museum of Spanish Abstract Art, then wander the cobblestone streets of the UNESCO-listed old town.
I absolutely loved staying in this place with my two kids. The apartment is spacious and rustic, had great views of the mountains and it’s in the perfect location. The price was crazy good tbh. I wish I could have stayed longer!
I absolutely loved staying in this place with my two kids. The apartment is spacious and rustic, had great views of the mountains and it’s in the perfect location. The price was crazy good tbh. I wish I could have stayed longer!
Do not be put off by the rather innocuous building, or front entrance. This, is a class act once inside.
Shown to our suite by Ana, our host, who couldn’t have been more helpful. The Suite was spotless. Large living area, bathroom with a jacuzzi bath as well as a shower, it was absolutely perfect. Great location in the old town.
Would definitely return.
Do not be put off by the rather innocuous building, or front entrance. This, is a class act once inside.
Shown to our suite by Ana, our host, who couldn’t have been more helpful. The Suite was spotless. Large living area, bathroom with a jacuzzi bath as well as a shower, it was absolutely perfect. Great location in the old town.
Would definitely return.
The hotel is situated in a truly stunning location.. looking over a gorge towards the old houses of Quenca. The hotel rooms are large and well appointed and the reception staff excellent. the lady on reception found me a local chemist's late night address and helped me load it into my sat nav.
We could not fault these aspects of the hotel.. and if this was all of the experience then we would have left extremely happy.
The problem we had was with the evening meal. My partner is Vegetarian and...
The hotel is situated in a truly stunning location.. looking over a gorge towards the old houses of Quenca. The hotel rooms are large and well appointed and the reception staff excellent. the lady on reception found me a local chemist's late night address and helped me load it into my sat nav.
We could not fault these aspects of the hotel.. and if this was all of the experience then we would have left extremely happy.
The problem we had was with the evening meal. My partner is Vegetarian and...
A charming hotel in a historic building looking out (and overhanging) the amazing river valley from which the old town sticks up on a huge stone base. You don't get parador-style luxury but very nice rooms (ours had a fantastic view from a sort of conservatory area) and a good breakfast. The restaurant quite good - especially if some people want full meals while others want snacks though the Fogon next door would be a better bet for a blow out and the Asador Maria Moreno 600 metres further...
A charming hotel in a historic building looking out (and overhanging) the amazing river valley from which the old town sticks up on a huge stone base. You don't get parador-style luxury but very nice rooms (ours had a fantastic view from a sort of conservatory area) and a good breakfast. The restaurant quite good - especially if some people want full meals while others want snacks though the Fogon next door would be a better bet for a blow out and the Asador Maria Moreno 600 metres further...
Steven
Reviewed September 29, 2016Reviewed September 29, 2016
Excellent welcome and lovely surroundings. Perfect for relaxing and taking a dip in the pool. Easy to drive to Cuenca, Dining under the trees was a magical experience. The staff couldn't have been more helpful.
Excellent welcome and lovely surroundings. Perfect for relaxing and taking a dip in the pool. Easy to drive to Cuenca, Dining under the trees was a magical experience. The staff couldn't have been more helpful.
Stayed at La Quinta de Malu in April5/ 6 2012 it was my husbands special birthday. Javier & Malu met us at the door. Our room very quirky and clean .From the moment we arrived we felt we were with very special people. To reach Valeira you drive through a beautiful canyon to the village. We felt as if we were with good friends dinner in there wonderful dining room is full of warmth not just from the open fire but from them and Mama who cooked the very authentic spanish cuisuine and made a big...
Stayed at La Quinta de Malu in April5/ 6 2012 it was my husbands special birthday. Javier & Malu met us at the door. Our room very quirky and clean .From the moment we arrived we felt we were with very special people. To reach Valeira you drive through a beautiful canyon to the village. We felt as if we were with good friends dinner in there wonderful dining room is full of warmth not just from the open fire but from them and Mama who cooked the very authentic spanish cuisuine and made a big...
We loved this hotel - it was really good value for the price we paid. It's next to Dia store and another commercial centre, plus a petrol station and McDonalds. Parking was free, so that's a huge bonus. And we asked for a room facing away from the road (there is a park on the other side of the hotel), so it was nice and quiet. The people at the reception were lovely too and explained (in English, without even being asked to:) how to get to Cuenca's old town the next day and where to park for...
We loved this hotel - it was really good value for the price we paid. It's next to Dia store and another commercial centre, plus a petrol station and McDonalds. Parking was free, so that's a huge bonus. And we asked for a room facing away from the road (there is a park on the other side of the hotel), so it was nice and quiet. The people at the reception were lovely too and explained (in English, without even being asked to:) how to get to Cuenca's old town the next day and where to park for...
Really nice hotel, staff were all lovely and helpful. The restaurant is serves nice food and is very pleasant to sit in the outdoor section. All around great experience and would definitely recommend as a great place to stay when exploring Cuenca!
Really nice hotel, staff were all lovely and helpful. The restaurant is serves nice food and is very pleasant to sit in the outdoor section. All around great experience and would definitely recommend as a great place to stay when exploring Cuenca!
The staff member working at the reception kept it open late for us as we arrived later than planned due to a delayed train. She was very welcoming and friendly. The room was very clean and spacious.
The staff member working at the reception kept it open late for us as we arrived later than planned due to a delayed train. She was very welcoming and friendly. The room was very clean and spacious.
Emma
Reviewed September 23, 2024Reviewed September 23, 2024
Pet friendly hotel. Very clean and comfortable in centre of Albarracin. No parking near but great car parking bottom of town. There is however a drop off spot next to hotel that gives you maximum of 20 mins
Pet friendly hotel. Very clean and comfortable in centre of Albarracin. No parking near but great car parking bottom of town. There is however a drop off spot next to hotel that gives you maximum of 20 mins
Hostels are a great way to stay for a good value, so you can save your budget for going out. This destination's bars offer plenty of opportunities to treat your taste buds, and the historic sites are a cultural highlight.
What is a hostel?
No two hostels look the same, but these dormitory-style accommodations all offer shared rooms (though many hostels offer private room options too), budget prices and a social environment.
What are the best hostels in Cuenca?
Ready to book a hostel? These ones have the best reviews from our travellers and could be a good place to look first: Posada del Huécar - Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi. Rooms come with towels, bed sheets and free Wi-Fi. Albergue Tejadillos - Hostel - Property features include free Wi-Fi, free parking and a 24-hour front desk. Rooms come with towels, showers and hairdryers.
When is the best time of year to stay in a hostel in Cuenca?
Good weather's definitely a plus when you're experiencing new places, so here's a little information that might be helpful: The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 22°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 5°C. Average annual precipitation for Cuenca is 620 mm.
What is there to see and do in Cuenca?
Depending on how you want to spend your time, you might like to discover these things around Cuenca. Get out into nature with places such as Ciudad Encantada, El Hosquillo Park and Nacimiento río Cuervo. Cultural attractions include Museum of Spanish Abstract Art, Museum of Palaeontology of Castilla-La Mancha and Museo de la Semana Santa. Visit landmarks such as Cuenca Museum, Hanging Houses of Cuenca and Cuenca Cathedral.