Parador De Corias

Award-winning historic monastery hotel in Asturias, set in an 11th-century National Monument with a spa and museum

Historical Setting & Architecture

Parador De Corias occupies an 11th-century monastery that has been declared a National Historical-Artistic Monument. Guests can explore an in-house museum featuring archaeological remains from the original church structure. The property offers informative tours highlighting the cultural significance of the region, including the restored monk's cell and reading room.

Rooms & Amenities

The spacious rooms at Parador de Corias are furnished with contemporary décor and include flat-screen TVs and private bathrooms with bidet, bathtub, and free toiletries. Each room provides a unique view of the natural surroundings of Asturias. Free access to the heated indoor swimming pool is included, along with complimentary parking and Wi-Fi throughout the hotel.

Dining & Gastronomy

The on-site restaurant serves Spanish cuisine with local and seasonal ingredients, noted as a gastronomic reference in the region. A la carte breakfast offers a variety of hot foods, and the buffet breakfast provides ample choice. The bar and snack bar offer packed lunches and special diet menus upon request.

Spa & Wellness

Parador Corias Asturias features a fabulously appointed spa with a Turkish bath, sauna, steam room, and a heated indoor pool. The wellness centre offers diverse massage and treatment options, with spa/wellness packages available. A relaxation area and hammam provide additional spaces for unwinding after exploring the natural parks.

Location & Surroundings

Parador Monasterio de Corias is located in Corias, within the wine-producing region of Cangas del Narcea, just minutes from the town's historical architecture and wine museum. The hotel is close to Bosque de Muniellos, the largest oak forest in Spain, and offers walking tours, cycling, and hiking. Nearby attractions include guided tours of local cellars and the ancient monastery itself.

• History: 11th-century monastery, declared National Historical-Artistic Monument
• Rooms: Spacious rooms with views of Asturian countryside
• Dining: On-site restaurant with local and seasonal Spanish cuisine
• Wellness: Heated indoor pool, Turkish bath, sauna, and spa treatments
• Museum: In-house archaeological museum with original church remains
• Award: Best Non-Urban Hotel in Spain by Condé Nast Traveler