Hotels and places to stay in Mariana

Where to stay in Mariana

Mariana is a municipality in the Province of Cuenca, in the Campichuelo district, about 12 km from the capital. It stands at about 950 metres above sea level, has a little over 300 residents and is mentioned in documents from at least 1219.

What to see in Mariana

  • The church of San Pedro and the town hall, in the village centre.
  • The stream that runs beside the village, a tributary of the Júcar.
  • Cuenca, about 12 km away: its old town, with the cathedral and the Casas Colgadas, has been a World Heritage Site since 1996.
  • El Ventano del Diablo, in Villalba de la Sierra, a viewpoint on a hollow rock some 200 metres above the Júcar, already in the Serranía de Cuenca.

Getting there

You get here from Cuenca on the CM-2105, the regional road that passes through Mariana on the way to Villalba de la Sierra and the Serranía. If you come by train, the high-speed station Cuenca-Fernando Zóbel, on the Madrid–Levante line, has trains to Madrid and Valencia. It is on the outskirts of the city and urban bus line 10 links it with the centre; from there to Mariana you will need a car or taxi.

Who it suits

It suits you if you want to visit Cuenca and sleep outside the city, with the old town a short drive away. It also works if your trip continues into the Serranía de Cuenca on the CM-2105: Mariana lies on the way to Villalba de la Sierra and the Júcar valley. Without a car, it will be more practical to stay in the capital.

Where to stay in Mariana

FaceTraveler lists one 4-star hotel on this page, with an address on the road from Cuenca to Tragacete, at kilometre 12. For more choice, see places to stay in Cuenca or across the whole Province of Cuenca.

Places to stay near Mariana

The FaceTraveler places to stay closest to the centre of Mariana, with the straight-line distance:

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