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Guest house in central Cuenca, with rooms featuring private bathrooms, a café and free WiFi; the Hanging Houses are a ten-minute walk away.
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Hostal Cortés is a guest house in central Cuenca, a ten-minute walk from the Hanging Houses, with traditionally styled rooms and private bathrooms.
Its seven room types offer options for solo travellers, couples and groups of up to three guests. All have a private bathroom and TV; several include a bath and coffee maker, and room sizes range from 10.5 to 19.2 m². WiFi is free throughout the property. For a meal or a drink, there is a café and bar at the guest house; it also has a meeting room and 24-hour reception. Private parking is available in a garage, costs €12 per day and requires a reservation. Its address on Ramon y Cajal makes it easy to explore the city centre on foot: the bus station is about 310 m away and the Hanging Houses, one of Cuenca’s main landmarks, are a ten-minute walk away. Family rooms, a lift, concierge service and luggage storage complete a practical option for a city break.
Hostal Cortés has seven room types, from single rooms for one person to double and triple options accommodating up to three guests. Room sizes range from 10.5 to 19.2 m²; depending on the category, you’ll find a double bed, one single bed, two single beds or three single beds. All have a private bathroom and TV, and WiFi is free throughout the property.
The traditionally styled rooms have parquet flooring. The superior options stand out for including a bath and coffee maker, while the standard categories offer a simple place to rest after exploring Cuenca. There are double rooms with a shared bed or separate beds, as well as single and triple rooms. This lets you choose according to the number of travellers and your preferred bed configuration, with a private bathroom in every category.
At 15 m², this room accommodates two people and has a double bed and private bathroom. Parquet flooring and traditional decor give it a classic style, while the flat-screen TV completes the amenities. It’s the option for guests who prefer to share a bed rather than choose a twin configuration.
This 10.5 m² room is designed for one person and has a single bed. It retains the traditional style and parquet flooring found in the guest house’s rooms, with a private bathroom and TV. Its compact size sets it apart from the double and triple alternatives, which are designed for more guests.
The most spacious of the standard categories offers 19.2 m² for up to three people, with three single beds. The private bathroom, parquet flooring and traditional decor retain the guest house’s style. Its layout accommodates a small group without requiring a shared double bed.
At 15 m², this room accommodates two people in separate single beds, unlike the Double Room with its shared bed. It has a private bathroom, TV and parquet flooring, as well as traditional decor. It’s a suitable option for two travellers who want separate beds.
This category also offers 15 m² and two single beds, but adds a bath and coffee maker. The private bathroom also includes a shower and bidet, and the room has a flat-screen TV. It’s the twin option with these added amenities compared with the standard double category.
At 17 m², this superior room accommodates up to three people and has three single beds. It’s slightly more compact than the standard Triple Room, and adds a coffee maker alongside the private bathroom and flat-screen TV. Its bed configuration makes it suitable for three travellers sharing a room.
This 15 m² superior category combines a double bed with a private bathroom equipped with a bath and shower. It also has a coffee maker and flat-screen TV, setting it apart from the standard Double Room. It accommodates two people and retains the property’s parquet flooring.
Hostal Cortés offers free WiFi and garage parking, as well as family rooms and non-smoking rooms. The reception is open 24 hours, with concierge service, luggage storage and tourist information. Daily housekeeping is also provided; the lift gives you access to the upper floors, and general facilities include heating and a fan.
The on-site café and bar offer places to take a break during the day. Activities and options include walking tours, horse riding, hiking and canoeing. Room amenities include towels, bed linen, toiletries, a hairdryer, bidet and bath or shower. Facilities also include a TV, radio, fax and photocopier, as well as safety and accessibility features for guests with hearing impairments.
Hostal Cortés is at Ramon y Cajal, 45, in central Cuenca. There are places to eat and have a drink just a few metres away: Hong Kong is 10 m away, Burro Canaglia and Sibuya Urban Sushi Bar are 100 m away, and La Antigua Cuenca is 200 m away. Kfe Lorca is 40 m away and Pub Topoba is 50 m away. The area combines shops and everyday services with nearby dining options.
Cuenca bus station is 310 m away and Plaza de la Hispanidad is 250 m away. Iglesia Parroquial de Nuestra Señora de la Paz is also nearby, 290 m away, as is Iglesia de San Esteban, 300 m away. From the guest house, you can walk to the Hanging Houses in about ten minutes and continue towards the old town, with its narrow streets, cathedral and Plaza Mayor. For train journeys, Cuenca - Fernando Zóbel station is 3.9 km away.
Nearby attractions include Museo Paleontológico de Castilla-La Mancha - Ars Natura, 520 m away, Casa de las Rejas, 530 m away, and Museo de Cuenca, 620 m away. Alameda is 900 m away and has a green stretch within the city. In the old town, you can explore the area around the Huécar gorge and San Pablo Bridge, with views of the Hanging Houses and the landscape surrounding Cuenca. During Holy Week, processions pass through the historic streets; at other times of year, museums, parks and city walks make it easy to plan visits on foot.
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Guests particularly value the staff’s service and also highlight the cleanliness and value for money. Comfort and facilities receive somewhat more moderate feedback, while WiFi is rated positively. Overall, reviews reflect a stay appreciated for its service and essential facilities.
The price of a night at Hostal Cortés varies depending on the season, room type and travel dates. For your stay, you can check the latest rates.
Hostal Cortés is at Ramon y Cajal, 45, in Cuenca. The bus station is 310 m away, so you can walk the last part of the way if you arrive by bus. Cuenca - Fernando Zóbel train station is 3.9 km away. If you’re travelling by car, private garage parking is available for €12 per day and must be reserved.
You can walk from Hostal Cortés to the Hanging Houses in about ten minutes. Plaza de la Hispanidad is 250 m away and Cuenca bus station is 310 m away. Castilla-La Mancha Paleontological Museum - Ars Natura is 520 m away and Cuenca Museum is 620 m away; both are within walking distance.
Hostal Cortés has private garage parking on site. It costs €12 per day and must be reserved. Parking isn’t free: the daily charge and advance reservation are part of the service conditions.
Hostal Cortés has single, double and triple rooms, accommodating one to three people. Double rooms can have a double bed or two single beds, while triple rooms have three single beds. Room sizes range from 10.5 to 19.2 m²; some superior categories include a bath and coffee maker.
Check-in at Hostal Cortés starts at 14:00 and check-out is until 12:00. You must present photo identification and a credit card to complete check-in. Special requests are subject to availability and may incur additional charges.
At Hostal Cortés, guests under 18 can stay only when accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. The property also has family rooms, with double and triple options for different travel groups.
Hostal Cortés has quiet hours from 22:00 to 08:00. It also does not allow bachelor or bachelorette parties or similar celebrations. These rules are relevant if you’re planning gatherings or nighttime activities during your stay.
