Parador de Bielsa

Spain – Aragon – Huesca – Bielsa

 Traditional-style mountain hotel

Located in the spectacular and wild Ordesa National Park, under the slopes of Monte Perdido (the third highest peak in the Pyrenees, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site), this cosy and welcoming Parador exudes an air of warm hospitality, making it an ideal destination for those wishing to get away from it all. Built somewhat in the style of a stone mountain refuge, but on a larger and more luxurious scale, the Parador has an extensive balcony on which guests may dine while enjoying unsurpassed mountain views, while many of the bedrooms share these wonderful views. Local specialities on offer at the restaurant include Migas aragonesas (a dish involving breadcrumbs, pork and sausage), Trucha del Cinca a lo fino (trout stuffed with onion and mushrooms) and Pasteras Belsetanas (thin, crispy pastries stuffed with jam and chocolate).

In line with their policy of continuous improvement, Paradores de Turismo de España advise that this Parador will be closed from 21st January 2010 until 25th February 2010