Parador De Cangas De Onís
Tradition has it that it was built by Rey Alfonso I The Catholic' on February 21st 746 with excavations carried out before conversion work started on the building for the Parador supporting the idea. The present monastery was founded on the site and run by the Order of San Benito until the 1835 sale of Church lands. Two rooms displaying archaeological remains found during refurbishment work especially ceramics bear witness to its distant past.The Monastery was declared a National Monument in 1907 with a new wing added using matching building materials to match the original. Set on the green banks of the River Sella this jewel is reflected in the waters below.The magnificent Picos de Europa setting frames the backdrop. The modern and comfortable facilities at the Hotel make it the ideal spot to discover the wondrous Asturian landscape enjoy local colour at celebrations and the ancestral folklore as well as savour the best most genuine dishes from the rich local cuisine.
Facilities at Parador De Cangas De Onís
- Disabled Facilities
- Air conditioning in rooms
- 24 Hour Reception
- Cots available
- Wedding Licence
- Car parking available onsite
- Meeting Facilities
- Restaurant
- TV
- Satellite TV
- Smoking allowed in bedrooms
- Safety Deposit Box
- Hairdryer in each room
- Minibar in each room
- Telephone In Each Room
- Limited Hours Room Service
- Limited room service for hot food
- Laundry/Valet Service
- Wake Up Call Available
- Currency Exchange
- Interconnecting rooms available
- Childrens Facilities - Outdoor
- Ground floor bedrooms
- Disabled Access Public Areas
- Disabled Access Bedrooms
- Disabled toilets on ground floor
- Wheelchair Access
- Wheelchair Access To Reception
- Wheelchair Access To Restaurant
- Wheelchair Access To Bar
- Wheelchair Access To Conference Rooms
- Wheelchair Access To Leisure Facilities
- Wheelchair Access To Disabled Car Parking Spaces
- Private dining services
- Lounge Menu
- Bar
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