This is probably a hotel to stay at in summer as in November it is not so good. Paradores cannot help the weather but in a hotel this far out if town you need somewhere comfortable to sit and read when it is dark and cold outside. I realise, because I live in Spain, that many Spanish eat late, but... More

Stayed here for a couple of nights and enjoyed the town very much. BUT. The Hotel needs a kick up the backside. Greeted by reception staff who could do with a lesson in customer relations, they didnt seem to know what they were doing, not a very good first impression. The room was a little tight but okay for what... More

Tend to agree with other contributors that this is a comfortable inn but with a few drawbacks. The room was fine and good parking at front of hotel. We had dinner off the other menu in the conservatory which was what most people did that night. The dining room is huge but was empty and it was very pleasant sitting... More

We have now stayed in about 8 different Paradors, and felt that this was not up to the usual high standards. One good point was adequate parking in front of the hotel and the room and the food were good but little in the way of ambiance. There were few guests.There was also no internet access and when I saw... More

When travelling from Northern to Southern Spain, as we often do, The Paradors are just the perfect places to stopover. This time we stayed over at the Paradoor de Teruel. It was so spotlessly clean and we could not find fault with anything. As a member of the 'Amigos de Paradores' we get a good deal to include dinner and... More

This is a very odd time warp sort of place. The public rooms and bedrooms are very luxurious. That's the good bit. The food is extortionately priced and the quality is at best average. What the staff lacked in attentiveness was heightened by a surly demeanour. I'll exempt the breakfast waitress from that charge, she was really quite good. Breakfast... More

As others have said, the hotel is out of town. This has its advantages, it is easy to find and the parking is relatively secure. The hotel itself is a nice building (as are most Paradors) with comfortable rooms. WiFi is supposed to be available throughout the building, but although my OH could pick it up with his iPad (he... More

After arriving in the afternoon with a fully loaded car, we took a taxi into Teruel as the Parador is on a dual carriageway outside the town. We saw the historic sights, had dinner and then our problems started. The taxi rank was outside our restaurant but there were no taxis. We tried phoning the number on the rank, and... More

This was the first time we stayed in a Parador, we did a small tour in early November. I'm writing this with the experience of having stayed in another two within the space of a few days. We enjoyed our stay, the hotel was easy to find and parked right in front. There appeared to be plenty of parking, even... More