This parador offered charming rooms in a convent. Great location with wonderful views. The roads approaching are so narrow, we weren't sure the car would fit. (a little scary). Parking is free in front but VERY limited. We got the last space. Don't know where you would park if not there. Good location. Nice breakfast. We had the Golden Package... More

This is, correctly, a star down on Carmona and Granada but still lovely with another stunning setting. In some ways, from a distance and from below, it is arguably the most impressive of the three. Very large bedrooms, off exquisitely arched corridors, with a wide central staircase gives the place a real traditional feel. It is the end window to... More

We spent 1 night in this Parador and it was definitely worth the effort of negotiating the v narrow streets to get to the Hotel. I would agree with previous comments to get there early particularly if you want to avail of the parking outside the hotel. The views from the Parador are stunning and the parador itself is full... More

The views from the terrace (and the rooms) at this one are definitely worth the price. But arrive early so you can get the full value of the views--and to get one of the few parking spaces in plaza out front. The drive to and from parador are along some of the narrowest streets I've ever driven. Another option is... More

We stayed here for 8 nights which is obviously much more than the 2-3 days average trip at this hotel. The location at the peak of the town facing the old cathedral and central place offers a stunning view which can be enjoyed on the terrace for all guests or from rooms with balcony. During the nights this hotel is... More

Spent a couple of nights here and were absolutely delighted to find this hidden jewel in the parador crown. We arrived here after spending 3 nights in the Parador in Ronda which itself is a great location. However, whilst we loved the Ronda Parador this parador was even better. We were lucky to get a room with a balcony overlooking... More

We wanted to travel along "white towns" of Andalusia, and this place was one of our stops. This is a "real" parador, i.e. located in a historic building. Very good inside. Great spacious room and bathroom. I particularly liked that there were "old" toiletries in this parador, as I don't like the new ones. Starting from February, 16 there is... More

As mentioned by others it's an exciting drive up to the Parador but the little town bus can get through the arches......A lovely old building, we had a large comfortable room - but beware the church bells do not stop at night. Maybe it would be quieter in rooms not overlooking the Plaza?We planned to eat out but only bars... More

We loved this place. After driving into Arcos without any plans or reservations, we walked into the parador and got a room for 127 euros a night. Our room was very large and charming. The bathroom was gigantic. The whole place was great. There's a patio with a beautiful view of the sunset; no other people were there, and we... More