Parador de Úbeda (Condestable Dávalos)
It is a Renaissance palace of the 16th century, which belonged to the Dean de la Sacra Capilla of El Salvador don Fernando Ortega Salido. The Parador, intramuro, is characterized by its two landscaped courtyards. The kitchen is Andalusian and has a wide and varied gastronomic offer.
2 upper double / 34 double
In the province of Jaén, to the west of the Sierras de Cazorla and Segura, and bordering the Guadalquivir, Ubeda, a World Heritage City, extends. In the historic centre, in the Renaissance square Vázquez de Molina, you will find the Parador, Renaissance Palace of the 16th century. The architecture of the place will remind you of an Italian city of the Renaissance, but with the folklore, the millennial crafts, the gastronomy and the joy of Andalusia.
The hotel's Fachada hides a beautiful interior courtyard, and some of the rooms will allow you to view a spectacular view of the square. Only a small walk separates the Parador from some of the most beautiful buildings in Ubeda, such as the Chapel of El Salvador, the Marquis de Mancera Palace and the Vázquez Molina Palace, today City Hall.
The heritage of the city is reflected in the walls, palaces, churches and convents. It starts a small route through the Miradores Round, from where Ubeda balconea on a sea of olive trees; it follows its serendiating streets, seeing antiquaries, museums, neighborhoods like that of San Millán, the picturesque Valencia street where you can still see the ceramic artisans working in the shops... And so he discovers a unique place.
