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Parador de Leon. San Marcos

5 Stelle Hotel

San Marcos, 7

Leon, Castiglia e Leon, Spagna

Descrizione

The Parador is located in the Plaza de San Marcos, next to the bridge of the same name over the river Bernesga. From Madrid it can be reached along the main N-VI road, after passing Valladolid and Benavente, at 130 and 66 km respectively. From Oviedo (120 km), it is reached by the N-632 or along the A-6 motorway.

Caratteristiche

Air conditioning in 24-hour reception Hotel safe Currency exchange facilities Cloakroom Lift access Shop Mobile phone coverage Wired Internet Bicycle storage Laundry service Wi-fi Room service Car park Garage Launderette Wheelchair-accessible Check-out hour Check-in hour Small pets allowed Garden Large pets allowed hotel American Express Bathroom Suites Internet access Set menu dinner Minibar Hairdressing salon Disability-friendly rooms Bar Centrally regulated Conference room Central heating Game room TV lounge Year of construction Safe Restaurant Living room Non-smoking area HighchairsMostrare più public areas (under 5 kg) (over 5 kg) air conditioning class="label label-hollow" data-ts-el-class-remove="ts-hidden"

Caratteristiche Camere

Central heating Safe Living room Hairdryer Direct dial telephone Internet access Bathroom Extra beds on demand Bathtub TV Minibar Terrace Wi-fi Cot on demand Room size (sqm) YES Wheelchair-accessible Number of bedrooms

Indirizzo: San Marcos, 7

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PARADOR DE LEON - SAN MARCOS

5 Stelle Hotel

PLAZA DE SAN MARCOS 7

Leon, Castiglia e Leon, Spagna

Descrizione

*.* Some of the most prestigious architects and sculptors in the country and neighboring France worked on the carved façade, cloister, church and magnificent choir stalls. Its thick walls bore witness to important episodes in our history: they hosted the order's chapter meetings, served as a place of confinement for such illustrious figures as writer Francisco Quevedo, and witnessed tragic periods, including its use as a concentration camp during the Spanish Civil War. Over many centuries, as the friars tended the battered bodies of pilgrims, the knights of the order retook the peninsula from the Arabs. San Marcos was like a city in miniature, with animal pens, gardens, storehouses, stables, a wine cellar and a jail, as well as a corps of clerics, health workers and servants.