Historic Hotels in Central Spain
Parador de Alarcon. Alarcon, Castile la Mancha.
With origins dating back well over 1000 years, this exceptional building is undoubtedly one of the most historic places offering accommodation in Europe.
With origins dating back well over 1000 years, this exceptional building is undoubtedly one of the most historic places offering accommodation in Europe.
Parador de Siguenza. Siguenza, Castile la Mancha.
What a remarkable history this parador can claim to have. After all, as if the 12th century origins of the present building weren’t impressive enough, its predecessor was of the fifth.
What a remarkable history this parador can claim to have. After all, as if the 12th century origins of the present building weren’t impressive enough, its predecessor was of the fifth.
Hotel Boutique Condes Fucares. Almaden, Castile la Mancha.
The perfect place to indulge in a little Spanish time-travelling, this unsullied little place is an antidote to bland modernist hospitality.
The perfect place to indulge in a little Spanish time-travelling, this unsullied little place is an antidote to bland modernist hospitality.
Palacio Eugenia de Montijo. Toledo, Castile la Mancha.
Once the home of the wife of Napoleon III, there are some notable architectural features to be discovered at Toledo’s famous Palacio Eugenia de Montijo.
Once the home of the wife of Napoleon III, there are some notable architectural features to be discovered at Toledo’s famous Palacio Eugenia de Montijo.
Casa de Orellana. Trujillo, Extremadura.
Offering just 5 rooms, this might just be the ticket for those who prefer more intimate places to stay. And it also happens to be where a notable explorer was born in 1511.
Offering just 5 rooms, this might just be the ticket for those who prefer more intimate places to stay. And it also happens to be where a notable explorer was born in 1511.
Parador de Jarandilla de la Vera. Caceres, Extremadura.
This truly extraordinary place can claim a strong connection to one of the most important figures in European history. And how many hotels can do that?
This truly extraordinary place can claim a strong connection to one of the most important figures in European history. And how many hotels can do that?
How you can help: if you are aware of a historic hotel in Castile la Mancha or Extremadura that you believe ought to be included on the site, please contact us via email (info@nightsinthepast.com) in the first instance. Please note that these should have connections to famous people and events from the past.