Parador De Siguenza

Historic Parador de Siguenza: a castle hotel in a 12th-century Arab fortress

History & Architecture

The Parador De Siguenza occupies a well-preserved Arab fortress dating from the 12th century. Guests can visit the on-site 13th-century Romanesque chapel and walk through the impressive hallways. The castle was previously inhabited by bishops and kings before being restored as a hotel in 1976.

Dining

The Parador Nacional de Siguenza restaurant serves traditional Castilian cuisine in a stone-walled room with archways. It offers gluten-free and vegetarian menus, and a kid-friendly buffet. A coffee house on site and wine/champagne are available.

Rooms & Amenities

The rooms at Parador de Siguenza are furnished with traditional Castilian-style furniture and include jacuzzis. The hotel provides soundproof rooms, family rooms, and rooms adapted for guests with reduced mobility. Common areas include beautifully landscaped gardens and a cobbled courtyard.

Services & Accessibility

The hotel offers a 24-hour reception, concierge service, and tour desk for local excursions. Currency exchange, express check-in/check-out, and luggage storage are available. The property has CCTV, safety deposit boxes, and fire extinguishers.

Location & Nearby Attractions

The Siguenza Parador is located near the Sigüenza Cathedral with the famous sepulcro del Doncel. Guests can explore the charming medieval neighborhoods of Sigüenza and the Rio Dulce Nature Reserve. Free parking is available on site.

• History: 12th-century Arab fortress with 13th-century chapel
• Dining: Traditional Castilian cuisine with gluten-free and vegetarian menus
• Rooms: Castilian-style furniture, jacuzzis, soundproof rooms
• Access: Free parking, 24-hour concierge, adapted for reduced mobility
• Nearby: Sigüenza Cathedral, medieval neighborhoods, Rio Dulce Nature Reserve

License number: 1976199901