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Corias is the only Parador where guests share the space with the former tenants. The Dominican community that has resided in Corias for 150 years were relocated within the monastery after the building spaces adjacent to the church were adapted, and they are currently in charge of keeping it open.

Next to the Parador, a Roman bridge takes you over beautiful trails to the Nature Park of Fuentes del Narcea, Degaña and Ibias; the Integral Reserve of Muniellos or the Partial Reserve of Cuetu d'Arbas. The village of Canas de Narcea, just two kilometres away, will surprise you with its beautiful churches, palaces and mansions. Highlights include the Basilica of Santa María Magdalena, the Palace of Omaña, the Palace of Toreno and the Sanctuary of the Virgen del Acebo.

The Parador de Corias has a heated swimming pool, sauna and Turkish bath, and offers numerous rooms for banquets, conferences and all kinds of events.

Environment

The monastery where the current Parador de Corias is located is also a Historical-Artistic Monument. The former stables house the visitor's centre Casa del Parque de Fuentes Narcea, Degaña e Ibias, perfect for lovers of hiking, hunting, fishing, cycling and adventure. A visit to the Bosque de Muniellos nature reserve, the largest oak forest in Spain inhabited by brown bear and capercaillie, is a must. The whole region offers a network of Short and Long Distance trails with more than 300 km. There are accessible routes for beginners as well as for skilled mountain enthusiasts.

Cangas de Narcea is also an important wine-producing region, where you’ll find the Wine Museum and visit some of the region's wineries. There are other towns and villages of great tradition and beauty nearby, such as Ḷḷamas del Mouro, known for its black pottery, or Bisuyu, which retains the purity of Asturian constructions. The Sanctuary of the Virgen del Acebo, one of the Marian sanctuaries of Asturias, lies 12 kilometres away from the Parador.

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General data about parador hostel
Parador hotel	Parador de Corias	Stars	4
Capacity	152 Places	Styles	Monastery, Monument
Director	Daniel González González	Chef	Abraham Alonso Delgado
Address	Monasterio de Corias, s/n
Autonomous community	Principado de Asturias	Province	Asturias
Town	Corias, Cangas del Narcea	Postcode	33816
Latitude	43.179207	Longitude	-6.549654
Telephone	+34 985070000	Fax	+34 985070001
Email	corias@parador.es
Distance to airport	0 Km.
Distance to the port	0 Km.
Distance to train	0 Km.

Services offered by the parador hostel
air conditioning	Elevator
Laptop safe	Conferences and meetings
Gastronomic space	Handicapped facilities
Paid parking	Minibar with a carefully selected selection of products
Flat screen TV	Outdoor parking
Heated swimming pool	Restaurant
Sauna	Hairdryer
Room service	Digital press and magazines service
Spa	ChromeCast technology
Free Wifi

Activities offered by the parador hostel
Children's activities	Mountain biking
Soccer field	Big and small game hunting
Spelunking	Skiing
Cross-country skiing	Hiking
Soccer	Indoor soccer
Gym	Children's games
Mountaineering	Swimming
Seasonal swimming pool	Fishing
River fishing	Canoe trips
Nature tours	Ecology tours
Hiking	Hiking (unguided)
Tennis	Hiking
City tours	Cultural tours of the city
Winery tours	Archaeological tours
Cultural tours

The Parador de Corias's restaurant is located in what once was the monastery's refectory. Its specialities include a variety of Asturian cheeses, home-made sausages such as chosco de Tineo, stews such as pote de berza, fabada (bean stew) or fabes con chipirones (beans with squids) or grilled veal, not forgetting delicious desserts with a monastic influence such as caramelised rice pudding.