Built around 1963 to resemble a typical large farmhouse at about 5000ft up in the wooded mountains of the National Park and 23km on a sometime single track but well maintained road from the town of Cazorla. Suggest you check the weather forecast before booking. We had glorious weather a were able to do some interesting walks. Not sure what... More

It's perfect if you're into wandering and nature. Nooothing around -no restaurants, no anything: just natural rutes to wander, then eventually villages with restaurants and so. Ther estaurant of the Parador is also good. More

We booked 3 nights at this hotel to celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary. Paradors are normally ok places to stay, if a bit dear, but it was a special occassion so we blew the cost a bit. The road to the hotel was an 8 kilometre trek up a windy narrow route which took almost 20 minutes. The situation of... More

Very remote typically Spanish hunting lodge set in a beautiful part of Northern Andalucia, don't be fooled it is 23kms from Cazorla itself. Ideal for getting away from it all, nothing much to do but relax, watch the wildlife and marvel at the scenery. Rooms vary and would recommend requesting ones at the front of the building with views as... More

Our first visit to a Parador. As we expected, a cut above your average hotel with excellent staff and facilities. Best of all were the views from the verandah and garden. The location IS remote which means that you invariably eat and drink at the hotel which works out as much more expensive than in Cazorla town. And why do... More

We have just completed our 7th stay at the Parador de Cazorla for a few more days hiking. Its central remote location in the Parque Natural de Cazorla, provides many hiking trails several of them straight out of the front door. The quietness, comfortable rooms, relaxed atmosphere, welcoming staff and of course the excellent traditional cooking and ample breakfast buffets... More

This is a hunting lodge built for the fascist elite in the 1960s, so it has a uniquely priveleged position isolated in the limestone sierra at the end of a narrow, sinuous road about 45 minutes drive from Cazorla. There is nothing else around, so expect to eat and drink in the Parador, although it is a good idea to... More

This rustic hotel has no air conditioning and is located in one of the hottest parts of Spain (33 C). The sun beats down on the windows all day and in the evening the cool air from outside does not seem to enter the room, so we had to sleep with the curtains open and the noisy fan moving the... More

We stayed two nights at the Parador de Cazorla and considered it to be one of the highlights of our trip to Spain. We were unprepared for the fact that this parador is not near the town of Cazorla, but is located within the Natural Preserve of the Sierra de Cazorla. However, once we arrived at the parador, surrounded by... More