Information
The building, which dates back to 1968, was renovated in 2002 to expand its room and restaurant capacity. A modern building that looks like a mountain shelter, stone and wood are the predominant materials used in its construction. Its cuisine, a point of reference in the region, is noteworthy for its inclusion of game, veal from Aragon, and homemade desserts such as Pasteras and Teresitas.
The Pineta Valley is the most spectacular enclave in the Wild Pyrenees. An impressive cirque born from glacial ice and the waters of the river Cinca, which sustains this landscape of waterfalls, beech forests and the impressive vegetation that abounds in this area. It is also the gateway to the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The beautiful town of Bielsa has an old quarter with gems such as the Romanesque chapel of Nuestra Señora de Pineta. It’s famous for its carnival, held at the end of winter, when unique characters parade through the streets and ancestral traditions are renewed.
Environment
The natural environment offers a wide range of opportunities for sport. Hiking, climbing the valley’s peaks, rock climbing and canyoning through its spectacular gorges, and mountain bike routes are some options. Or take a 4x4 excursion to the lookout points of Ordesa which includes a picnic with artisanal products and free entrance to a nature museum (FCQ). Ask for more information at the Parador.
| General data about parador hostel | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Parador hotel
|
Parador de Bielsa |
Stars
|
3 |
Capacity
|
80 Places |
Styles
|
Modern style |
Director
|
José María Martínez de Mur |
Chef
|
José Antonio Bernad Gistau |
Address
|
Valle de Pineta, s/n | ||
Autonomous community
|
Aragón |
Province
|
Huesca |
Town
|
Bielsa |
Postcode
|
22350 |
Latitude
|
42.680542 |
Longitude
|
0.084972 |
Telephone
|
+34 974501011 |
Fax
|
+34 974501188 |
Email
|
bielsa@parador.es | ||
Distance to airport
|
220 Km. | ||
Distance to the port
|
300 Km. | ||
Distance to train
|
118 Km. | ||
| Services offered by the parador hostel | |
|---|---|
| Pets allowed | Bicycle Rental |
| Elevator | Laptop safe |
| Conferences and meetings | Breakfast in the room |
| Gastronomic space | Handicapped facilities |
| Garden | Minibar with a carefully selected selection of products |
| Flat screen TV | Outdoor parking |
| Playground | Restaurant |
| Game room | Hairdryer |
| Room service | Laundry and ironing service |
| Digital press and magazines service | ChromeCast technology |
| Sale of gift items | Free Wifi |
| Activities offered by the parador hostel | |
|---|---|
| Balneotherapy | Canyoning |
| Bicycling | Mountain biking |
| Hunting | Adventure sports |
| Skiing | Downhill skiing |
| Cross-country skiing | Excursions to nature reserves |
| Mountaineering | Swimming |
| Paragliding | Trout fishing |
| River fishing | Bungee-jumping |
| Rappelling | Snowshoeing |
| Horseback trail rides | Nature tours |
| Ecology tours | 4X4 routes |
| Hiking | Hiking |
| 4x4 vehicles | Winery tours |
The restaurant of the Parador de Bielsa is located on the first floor of this cosy mountain shelter. A warm space with wooden floors and beams, decorated with wrought iron lamps, which offers spectacular views of the Pineta valley and the waterfalls of the Cinca river. Refuel with some migas aragonesas (fried breadcrumbs), a succulent roast veal, a fine Cinca trout or a good wild boar stew washed down with Somontano wines.
| Information on the halls | |
|---|---|
| Number of halls | 1 |
| Minimum capacity of halls | 30 |
| Maximum capacity of halls | 80 |
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