The Parador de Alarcón is a unique hotel located in a medieval castle that dates back over 13 centuries. After renovations in 2003, the hotel beautifully blends modern and classical styles, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. One of the standout features is room 106, dedicated to Infante Don Juan Manuel, which offers private access to the old watchtower with stunning views.

The restaurant serves delicious local cuisine, including specialties like pickled partridge and game pâtés, along with desserts that reflect the region's rich history. Guests can also enjoy a selection of fine wines.

Alarcón is a quiet village perfect for nature lovers, with opportunities for hiking and exploring the beautiful surroundings. Visitors appreciate the peaceful ambiance of the hotel and the breathtaking views from the castle. Many guests have praised the spacious, well-decorated rooms and the high-quality service at the restaurant, making it a memorable stay.

The hotel occupies the medieval castle of the Marqueses de Villena, which is over 13 centuries old. The hotel was redecorated in 2003 following some construction work on the entire hotel. Magnificent oak and a mixture of modern and classical styles have transformed this Parador into a new building.

Located at the top of the Castle Keep, room 106 is dedicated to Infante Don Juan Manuel. The most individual feature is the private access to the old lower watchtower with the unbeatable views.

The Parador de Alarcón cuisine is based on the famous ‘conquenese’ cuisine comprising pickled partridge, duck and game pâtés, and Manchegan ingredients. The deserts include recipes handed down from Arab times. At the Parador de Alarcón you can sample the magnificent wines.

This authentic 8th Century fortress is situated on a promontory above the meandering river Júcar, on the Manchego-Levantinas border.

The lobby as the rest of the public areas are decorated with military motifs such as armour, swords and standards.