There is a 4-star hotel within the complex containing 47 double rooms and 7 suites, each with private bath.
Enveloped by the beautiful valley of the Río Lozoya, it was founded by Juan I in 1390 and built on the site of a medieval royal hunting lodge. Although the structure is mainly Gothic in design, Romanesque and Plateresque traits are evident. During the 15th and 16th centuries, the monastery achieved a certain degree of importance and remained a renowned spiritual centre until it was closed during the religious suppression of 1836. Abandoned until 1954, the monastery was then given to the Benedictine Order. In 1976, it was declared a national monument.
Guests are able to choose from the two restaurants available.
Two restaurants, the Don Lope and the Mesòn Trastamara. 4-star amenities include a bar, summer terrace, reception and meeting halls, a heated outdoor pool, tennis court, gardens and nursery. During the winter, the hotel offers packages for skiers. For further information: www.sierranorte.com/paular and www.valdesqui.com
Directions:
By car: From Madrid take Highway M607 north. Exit at Navacerrada and continue north following signs to Rascafría and the monastery.
By train: Get off in Madrid and take the local bus to Rascafría.
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