The Parador de Corias is located in the lovely Asturias town of Cangas del Narcea, in a spectacular monastery that has been declared a National Historical-Artistic Monument. Known as El Escorial of Asturias, the name alone will give you an idea of its elegance and monumental structure. The basement houses a lovely museum where you can view the archaeological remains of the original building, which dates to the early 11th century.
Located in Cangas del Narcea in Asturias, Parador de Corias is set in an 11th century monastery. It offers an exhibition area including archaeological remains from the original structure.
Offering free Wi-Fi, the Parador was restored with contemporary décor. The large and stylish rooms include a flat-screen TV and a unique view of the natural surroundings of Asturias. The spacious private bathroom features a bidet, a bathtub and free toiletries.
As a gastronomical reference in this region, the spacious restaurant offers exquisite Spanish cuisine. Parador de Corias also features a fabulous spa including a Turkish bath and a sauna. The property also offers free access to the heated indoor pool.
Situated on the Asturian border with Leon, this monastery was occupied by Benedictine monks and declared a national historic and artistic monument.
