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Oreposa is one of the oldest inhabited sites in Spain. It is said that Hercules founded the town in 1716 BC. under it's previous name of Orospeda.
In 1366 the castle and surrounding lands belonging to Don Garcia Alvarez de Toledo who restored it only for it to be virtually demolished 100 years later. Restoration took place in 1402 which is basically the castle of today. A later member of the family was Francisco de Toledo, Count of Oropesa who served as 'Virrey' of Peru after whom the Parador has its name. Over the years the castle has been a refuge for soldiers, monks, nobles and travellers and this use continues as a Parador. From the rooms, or better still from the top of the Homenaje (Homage) Tower, there are exceptional panoramic views of the Vineyards, olive groves and grazing land with the background the often snowcapped Gredos mountain range. Similar views can also be enjoyed while using the hotel swimming pool. Columns and arcades make the courtyard a feature of the Parador with original adornments such as curtains, lamps, and large chests are used as decoration. Game and seasonal produce form the basis of the dishes from Oropesa with Toledo specialising in tasty roasted lamb. The Parador restaurant specialises in these local dishes which are to be found on the menu. The chef recommends that you try:
"Perdiz escabechada" which is a rich stew made with partridges;
September is an interesting month to visit Oropesa. The annual festival is held from the 8th for three days and this is followed by the festival of Beato Alonso which takes place on the 18th and 19th of the month. The accommodation in this hotel of the Paradors group is in thirty nine twin bedded rooms, five rooms with a double bed and four suites. All the the rooms have a private bathroom and also contain a telephone, satellite television, a safe and a mini bar. The bedrooms are smaller than is usual in a Parador but are not unduly cramped. They are bright and decorated with woven curtains and bedspreads and have windows looking out over the vineyards of the area. The hotel has air conditioning, lounges, a restaurant and bar. There are facilities to hold business meetings. Pets are not allowed in the luxury hotels in the Spanish Paradores group. |
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| Parador Oropesa Reservations |
| Parador Virrey de Toledo at Oropesa |
| DAILY RATES (inc Tax) FOR 2 PERSONS SHARING A DOUBLE ROOM | |||||
| 2009 Rates | Standard room | Double w/ canopy | Double w/ view | Double w/ living room | Suite |
| Jan and Feb Nov and Dec | 127 EUR | 147 EUR | 147 EUR | 191 EUR | 254 EUR |
| March to October | 137 EUR | 158 EUR | 158 EUR | 206 EUR | 274 EUR |
| Breakfast 15 EUR per person per day Lunch or Dinner 31 EUR per person per day | |||||
| PROMOTIONS - DAILY RATE (inc Tax) FOR 1 PERSON SHARING A STANDARD DOUBLE ROOM* | ||||
| 2009 Rates | Golden Days | Young Persons | 5 Night Card | 2 Night Special |
| Jan and Feb Nov and Dec | 54.95 EUR | 56 EUR | 51.5 EUR | 87.6 EUR |
| March to October | 58.45 EUR | 56 EUR | 51.5 EUR | 91.6 EUR |
| *Supplement and restrictions may apply - General terms and conditions |
| PROMOTION | OVERVIEW (for more detailed information use the link) |
| Golden Days | 30% discount for guests 55 years or over in a standard room with breakfast |
| Young Persons | Discounted rates for guests 20 to 35 years in a standard room with breakfast |
| 5 Night Card | Discounted rates for 5 nights in a standard room exc. breakfast |
| 2 Night Special | 20% discount for 2 consecutive nights or more with half board |
| Parador accommodation within the Spanish regions | |||
| Galicia
North Spain |
Asturias,
Cantabria
& Basque Region |
Aragon
- Rioja
and Navarre |
Catalonia |
| Castile-Leon | Castile-La Mancha (Madrid) | Estremadura | Levante |
| Andalucia (Granada) | Ceuta and Melilla | Canary Islands | Andalucia (Costa del Sol) |
| Paradors front page | Purchase maps of Spain | Computer translations to many languages |
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