Outstanding place, a stout Castle dotted with history and exquisite reminders of what it used be in every corner of the building. Excellent food and rooms, very attentive staff and the place itself guarantee an experience not easy to find elsewhere.
I give 5 stars as the Parador seems to be awesome but WATCH OUT, it's a hotel. Not a castle you can visit or do tourism in.
As a symbol of Sigüenza, most people think it's for visiting
This is like being in a fairytale. The Castle is magnificent and restored with so much care and attention to detail. There is a parador inside the grounds and some areas are only accessible to guests. Regardless, it is a fine example of a medieval Castle - very memorable.
A wonderful parador, we had ,as usual in a parador hotel, very good service. A very warm welcome from the reception desk, nice evening snack in cafeteria and lovely attention at breakfast.
A very nice room with balcony
Certainly has the wow factor.
Sadly evening meal disappointing. Breakfast served in room 1st class.
Excellent response when additional towels & toweling dressing gowns requested.
An absolutely beautiful blend of historic building and supreme luxury! Including beautiful views and a 40ft deep well
Lovely hotel in a historic castle. Staff gorgeous. Excellent food
The hotel is located in a gorgeous old castle. Worth visiting at least for a drink. The court yard of the castle, where the terrace of the bar is located, is a bit deserted, there is no view over the interior of the castle like in some other paradores (for ex, in Cuenca). But overall a fantastic idea for a restaurant /bar/hotel location.
Nice service and accomodation
Amazing historic hotel. Good sized rooms and great food
An incredible experience. It's like a journey to the past felling like a knight sleeping in a castle but with all facilities of nowadays. Your kids will enjoy the visit as much as you. The city of Sigüenza is magic itself. So many centuries of history in such a beautiful city
The room wasn't special But the outside was very unique. We enjoyed staying at an actual castle. The town was also interesting. With it's narrow streets and large old town feeling doors and buildings. So as a family we enjoyed it. But we've had better in room experiences at normal hotels.
Fantastic medieval castle where you can even eat or drink.