Parador de Molina de Aragón

Parador de Molina de Aragón Opens in Spain

The newly opened Parador de Molina de Aragón has been thoughtfully designed to offer exceptional guest comfort while harmonising with its stunning natural setting in the Upper Tagus Natural Park. The opening of the new Parador was originally a commitment of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero's government to revitalise the economy of this area after the fire in Guadalajara in 2005. The building characterised by traditional stone architecture, features guest rooms with modern amenities and design elements that balance rustic charm with contemporary comfort.

The brand-new construction includes thoughtfully designed bathrooms and public spaces that prioritise both functionality and aesthetic appeal, alongside advanced, energy-efficient heating and climate control systems that support sustainable comfort throughout the building. These design elements ensure the Parador is not only a comfortable base for exploring the medieval town of Molina de Aragón and its surroundings, but also a sustainable accommodation that respects its environment. The Parador's new interiors and the addition of panoramic viewing areas invite guests to fully enjoy the tranquil landscapes and historical landmarks nearby, including the impressive medieval castle and the natural wonders of the UNESCO Geopark.

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Stay at the world renowned Spanish Paradores located throughout the country on some of the most beautiful natural settings and surrounded by unique historic and artistic ensemble of monuments. Many of the Paradors are medieval castles, former palaces or ancient convents. There is no better way to enjoy Spain's charm, rich history, culture and wonderful cuisine, than to experience the Paradores of Spain.

Paradores celebrated its 90th anniversary in 2019. Its origins date back to 1910, when the Spanish Government presided over by José Canalejas decided to commission the Marquis Benigno de la Vega-Inclán with the project of creating a hotel structure, non-existent in Spain at that time, whose establishments would provide accommodation for tourists and travellers, while at the same time improving Spain's international image.