Parador de Alarcón is an 8th century castle, positioned next to the Júcar River. The stone castle has original wood beams and traditional furnishings. It overlooks Alarcón, one of the loveliest villages of Spain that has been declared an area of artistic and historical importance thanks to its beauty and harmony.
The castle was built around the 12th century and was initially used as a fortress, before housing the bishops of Siguenza. It is said that a descendant of Christopher Columbus later turned the castle into a palace, where nobility resided. After many centuries of turbulent events, the castle was abandoned until 1971 when it was turned into a historic hotel.
Built inside ancient walls and Arab fortifications, this castle was initially used to defend against enemy attacks, but as the years went by it was turned into a home for noble families.
The castle was built around the 14th century and has been used as a fortress, a military base, as well as the home of noble families. In 1930 it was turned into a historic hotel.
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