This Parador was originally a Monastery and a beautiful building. The Town is close but not much there of significance, apart from the Plaza Mayor which is worth a look. This was a good choice for a one night stopover. The rooms were very large and up to Parador standard.

We have visited several historical Paradors, and this is one of the best. When we arrived it was very easy parking our car. We got a very nice superior room and when walking around in the old convent, we nearly got lost with all the court yards and halls. The breakfast was Ok and the location is good in the centre of the historical town. What we will remember best are the dinners we had. It was summer and they had a buffet in one of the court yards. There was a very good buffet with chefs helping the guests and we sat around with lovely music playing in the background. The service was formidable. The Parador do also have a good pool during the summer months.

Loved the location in an old convent with lovely patios. All well restored. Pool was refreshing in the La Mancha heat. However, best to stay away from the institutional type food in the restaurant.

This is our second time here, loved it the first time.
We got a room overlooking the pool and upon our return from a walk in the PM the room smelled of smoke. When we called to ask to be changed, we must have angered the gentleman at the reception because he put us in room #55 and now we are on top of the kitchen, with terrible noises from the dinner setup...I can just imagine what it will be tomorrow morning during breakfast.
Such a shame, because we drove out of our way to visit this parador to have this nasty person give us the worst room in the house in a half empry place....