Hotels and places to stay in Chillarón de Cuenca

Chillarón de Cuenca is a village of just over 900 inhabitants about 9 km from the capital, in the Serranía Media district. The N-320 road crosses its territory, so you reach Cuenca by car in a few minutes. It suits you if you prefer to sleep in a quiet village and visit the city by day. FaceTraveler lists 3 places to stay here.

Where to stay in Chillarón de Cuenca

The municipality includes the village itself, the hamlet of Arcos de la Cantera and part of the Señorío del Pinar housing estate. In the village are the church of the Santísimo Cristo de la Luz, built in the mid-19th century, an ethnographic museum and a climbing centre in a former silo. The River Chillarón, a tributary of the Júcar, runs through the territory.

Nine kilometres away is Cuenca, whose old town was declared a World Heritage Site in 1996, with the Casas Colgadas above the Huécar gorge and the Júcar gorge.

Getting there and around

If you come by train, the high-speed station Cuenca-Fernando Zóbel is on the outskirts of Cuenca, with trains from Madrid and Valencia. From there, a taxi or rental car is the practical choice. To get around between the village, Cuenca and the Serranía, a car is the most practical.

When to go

The climate is Mediterranean with a continental touch. In Cuenca, the January average is around 5 °C and the July average 24 °C. The village festivals are in mid-September.

Types of accommodation in Chillarón de Cuenca

• One 4-star hotel.
• One guesthouse.

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