Parador De Corias

Best Non-Urban Hotel in Spain: a restored 11th-century monastery in Cangas del Narcea

History and Setting

Parador De Corias is set in an 11th-century monastery occupied by Benedictine monks and declared a National Historical-Artistic Monument. The hotel displays archaeological remains from the original church in its in-house museum. The building combines traditional architecture with contemporary interior design.

Rooms and Amenities

The spacious rooms at Parador de Corias offer views of the natural surroundings of Asturias. Free parking is available on-site for guests. Each room features contemporary décor and a large private bathroom.

Dining

The spacious restaurant at Parador de Corias serves Spanish cuisine with local and seasonal ingredients. Breakfast offers a variety of hot foods, including buffet and à la carte options. The restaurant is recognized as a gastronomical reference in the region.

Spa and Wellness

Parador Corias has a spa with a Turkish bath, sauna, and steam room. The spa offers diverse massage and treatment options along with spa packages. A heated indoor swimming pool is available for guests free of charge.

Surroundings and Activities

Parador de Corias in Asturias is located near Cangas del Narcea town and the Bosque de Muniellos, the largest oak forest in Spain. The wine-producing region of Cangas has a wine museum and cellars open for tastings. The hotel arranges informative tours about the cultural significance of the area.

• Location: Restored 11th-century monastery in Cangas del Narcea
• Rooms: Spacious rooms with contemporary design and free parking
• Dining: Regional Spanish cuisine with local seasonal ingredients
• Wellness: Spa with Turkish bath, sauna, steam room and heated pool
• Activities: Bosque de Muniellos wine museum and cultural tours
• Recognition: Best Non-Urban Hotel in Spain by Condé Nast Traveler readers