Hotels and places to stay in Villalba de la Sierra

Where to stay in Villalba de la Sierra

Villalba de la Sierra is a village in the Serranía de Cuenca, about 20 km from the capital, on the banks of the Júcar. It has about 570 inhabitants and serves as a base for exploring the Serranía de Cuenca natural park.

What to see in Villalba de la Sierra

  • El Ventano del Diablo, a natural viewpoint opened in the rock, about 200 m above the Júcar.
  • The Júcar cliffs, the rock walls of the canyon opposite the Ventano.
  • The Salto de Villalba settlement, a little over 3 km from the village, built beside the hydroelectric plant inaugurated by Alfonso XIII in 1926.
  • The church of Nuestra Señora de la Natividad, with remains of its Romanesque origin.
  • The Cambrón valley, with remains of an old Carmelite convent.

Getting there

From Cuenca you arrive on the CM-2105, the road that follows the Júcar upstream towards the Serranía and passes beside the Ventano del Diablo.

The nearest railway station is Cuenca-Fernando Zóbel, on the outskirts of Cuenca, on the high-speed line between Madrid and Valencia. There is no other railway station in service in the province. To get around the Serranía, a car is the practical option.

Who it suits

It suits you if you are heading to the Serranía de Cuenca for hiking, canoeing, canyoning or the via ferrata at the Ventano del Diablo. It is also a base for driving to the Enchanted City, near Valdecabras, or for visiting Cuenca while sleeping outside the city.

Where to stay in Villalba de la Sierra

FaceTraveler lists one guesthouse here, on Calle de la Constitución, inside the village. For more choice, see places to stay in Cuenca or across the whole Province of Cuenca.

Places to stay near Villalba de la Sierra

The FaceTraveler places to stay closest to the centre of Villalba de la Sierra, with the straight-line distance:

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