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Apartamentos Rurales La Capellanía de Alobras
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Rooms & Views
Apartment - Ground Floor
This spacious apartment is consisted of of 1 living room, 2 separate bedrooms and 1 bathroom with a walk-in shower. Gues…
Apartment with Terrace
Mountain view
This spacious apartment comes with 1 living room, 2 separate bedrooms and 1 bathroom with a walk-in shower. In the fully…
Apartment - Ground Floor
City view
This spacious apartment comes with 1 living room, 1 separate bedroom and 1 bathroom with a walk-in shower. In the kitche…
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Restaurants nearby
- Hospedería El Batán★ Michelin This unique restaurant, in the heart of the Sierra de Albarracín mountains, occupies what was once a wool factory, hence its name (“fulling mill” in English) and its location on the banks of the Guadalaviar. The charm of the building is evident, thanks to the preservation of its original structure, and its quiet natural setting with its plethora of waterfalls. In the elegant dining room, furnished in the rustic style of the region with seating for just 18 guests (adding to its exclusive feel) and relaxing views of the countryside from most of its tables, enjoy delicious dishes prepared by Marí31.1km
- Casas Colgadas Restaurante★ Michelin The experience of eating in one of the city’s iconic “hanging houses” is one not to be missed and this is certainly the case in this restaurant next to the striking Museo de Arte Abstracto Español, where entry is controlled by a code that you are sent when making a booking. In its meticulous contemporary-style interior, which has nevertheless retained its delightfully attractive original wooden beams, guests can enjoy unique views of the Huécar river gorge while savouring the concise Volver or Cocinamos Cuenca tasting menus, the latter offerings courses such as trout, radish, sardines, cheese,64.0km
- El RinconcicoBib A restaurant located in one of Spain’s main gastronomic regions - the Gúdar-Javalambre area is the main producer of the famous black Teruel truffle! Located alongside the River Mora, El Rinconcico features a popular and contemporary gastro-bar with a few tables on the ground floor, and the main dining room upstairs. Here, you can enjoy updated traditional cuisine that makes plentiful use of local ingredients from Teruel province and is enhanced by a few Peruvian touches from the chef’s homeland. We can recommend the delicious Ternasco D.O. de Aragón lamb as well as the popular “potaje de garba54.5km
- Mesón NeliaBib A restaurant with a good name in the local area, as the trade has been passed down from father to son for three generations. It boasts a good dining room, with fireplace, and a huge hall for events. Chef Javier Herráiz proposes an update to traditional Cuenca cuisine, always giving special prominence to stews and venison. On the à la carte you will find dishes such as a small glass of ajo arriero with apricot, cod with La Mancha ratatouille, or venison loin with pepper. Situated on the banks of the Júcar River, the setting is extremely attractive too, and they also manage four rural holiday ho59.7km
- Olea ComedorBib Honesty is raised to a new level here thanks to the open-view kitchen which is a clear demonstration that this restaurant has nothing to hide! Chef Eduardo Albiol creates cuisine that is both personal and different, adding a modern take to traditional recipes through the use of culinary touches and ingredients from other parts of the world, hence his dishes inspired by the Mediterranean, Asia and South America. His customers are his only benchmarks, so he is constantly attuned to their reaction with the hope that his cuisine will receive their full blessing! Excellent value for money!64.8km
- Fuentelgato Run by a young couple and... gaining more and more fans in the mountains of Cuenca every day! Here, always with a modern approach that makes the most of seasonal products, everything revolves around two menus, a fixed menu called Fuentelgato and another called Carta Blanca that varies in the number of dishes, ingredients and prices, since it is aimed, as they themselves say, at those who like to enjoy themselves the most.25.6km
- Método In this modern restaurant, located along a pedestrian street in the centre of Teruel’s old quarter, you will find a modern proposal with some touches of fusion. The extensive à la carte, which basically revolves around two premium products, Balfegó tuna and Wagyu beef (the cattle are raised locally on the Mudéjar Wagyu farm), is supported by a tasting menu called Temático de Atún (through a variety of hot and cold dishes, you can discover the different types of cuts). Here they take great care in the staging!30.1km
- Yain Yain is a must for cod-lovers, featuring an à la carte with “media-ración” options alongside many other cod-inspired dishes such as cod with sea urchin cream and seafood spaghetti; cod gratin with Jiloca saffron, tomatoes and orange confit; cod with cauliflower cream and fried pancetta; and grilled cod with curried lentils. This is complemented by two tasting menus (Esencia and Epicure) requiring advance booking, and one “executive” menu only available at lunchtime midweek.30.1km
- Oba-★ Michelin Oba- is much more than just a restaurant, given that chefs Javier Sanz and Juan Sahuquillo go far beyond the normal vision of a fine-dining experience through a philosophy that connects them fully with their surroundings. On their menus (Cuaderno Medio, Cuaderno Largo and Cuaderno Extra Largo), they invite guests on an incredible journey inspired by the roots of La Mancha’s cuisine, making full use of the premium meat and vegetables from the Cabriel valley and the La Manchuela area in truly unexpected ways. They do so by combining traditional and innovative techniques (they are especially keen99.7km
- ExisteBib Following its move from Mosqueruela, this restaurant now provides the culinary inspiration at the Mas de Cebrián hotel, along the road leading to Puertomingalvo. In essence, Existe continues to act as a culinary showcase for the so-called “Empty Spain”, in a setting that is both rustic and contemporary. The couple in charge (with María acting as sommelier in the dining room, and Alberto in the kitchen), offer a single tasting menu that showcases locally sourced ingredients from the province of Teruel, alongside constant nods to the region and its culinary roots. The chef particularly enjoys wo78.0km
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Attractions nearby
- Montes Universales mountain range in the southeastern end of the Iberian System36.8km
- Ciudad Encantada protected area52.6km
- Cuenca Cathedral cultural property in Cuenca, Spain64.0km
- Las Hoyas Spanish fossil site44.5km
- Museo de Arte Abstracto Español art museum in Cuenca, Spain64.0km
- Serranía de Cuenca Natural Park43.5km
- Laguna de Uña lake in Spain50.1km
- Convento de San Pablo, Cuenca cultural property in Cuenca, Spain63.8km
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