The Termas Pallares Spa was established in 1863, at a distance of 204 kilometres from Madrid and 116 from Saragossa. A referent among the large 19th century Spanish spas, with the charm and greatness of its years of splendour, it is surrounded by a natural environment, which would be difficult to find elsewhere.
Health is in water, and the Romans knew that, which is why they settled here, in this magnificent environment of thermals springs and baths to take advantage of the benefits of the mineral-medicinal waters of the Spa.
Number of Rooms:120
HOTEL FACILITIES
General
All Public and Private Spaces Non-Smoking, Heating, Elevator, Free Parking, Garden, Newspapers, 24-Hour Front Desk, Bar, Restaurant
Activities
Indoor Swimming Pool, Hammam, Turkish/Steam Bath, Walking, Jacuzzi, Table Tennis, Billiards, Massage, Spa & Wellness Centre, Games Room, Fishing, Fitness Centre, Sauna, Tennis Court
Services
Fax/Photocopying, Tour Desk, Bicycle Rental, Souvenirs/Gift Shop, Ironing Service, Breakfast in the Room, Barber/Beauty Shop, Laundry, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Room Service
Location
Lake, Mountains, Park
Hotel information
Here at Termas Pallares we can sense the history that surrounds us. There are many men, periods, ideas and to remember them we have to go back in time more than 2000 years, to when the therapeutic properties of the Spa were first known.
Beginnings
The history of its buildings dates from 1863, year when the construction of two hotels and a casino was undertaken. The latter was inaugurated in 1910, a time when, as the story goes, quite a few fortunes were lost on the tables of the splendid halls (today used as congress and conference halls).
The rooms of the Spa have housed monarchs, politicians, artists, writers…
The Present
Today its elegant architecture recalls all the glamour of the authentic 19th century Spas, where the fabulous vision of a sparkling past exists alongside the total comfort of our days.
Room information
The Spa has two buildings for accommodation, the Termas Hotel and the Parque Hotel (connected on the interior by a passageway). It has 3-star category and a capacity for 68 and 181 people, respectively.
Termas Hotel
The Termas Hotel was built in 1863 and its rooms faithfully reflect the architectonic splendour of the 19th century, but they have been carefully remodelled and redecorated, in search for harmony between the style of the period and the comfort of our days.
Parque Hotel
This houses the thermal and leisure treatment area: gallery of baths with jet showers, therapeutic massage rooms, “parafangos” (mud and paraffin) in relaxation booths, circular showers, mud wraps on thermal loungers, aesthetics and beauty consultancy, aerosols, and vaporisations.
Food & Beverage
The Spa restaurant offers a meticulous and varied gastronomic offer, based on creative Mediterranean cooking, combined with traditional cooking. All of the dishes are seasoned with Virgin Olive Oil.
Our chef, Luis Simon, suggests the tasting menu (ordered in advance) for your more special dinners and celebrations.
The Spa has a homemade cake service together with its card of carefully selected dessert wines. You will be able to choose from an extensive wine card from its winery, including Aragonese D.O. and Rioja D.O.: Young, Crianza and Reserva wines.
If you choose a slimming diet, your dishes will be carefully selected from cardiovascular cooking or dietetic and creative cooking.
Area information
Surroundings
-Monasterio de Piedra: compulsory visit. A nature reserve with impressive waterfalls and calm lakes. Cistercian Monastery.
-Laguna de Gallocanta: One of the most important wetlands of the Peninsula. Up to 100,000 birds of 200 species concentrate here every winter.
-Gully of Hoz: 12 kilometres from Molina de Aragon. An attractive route next to the high cliffs along the Gallo river.
-Ravine of the Mesa River: 4 kilometres of ravines, with high, totally vertical, red walls. Visit the Sanctuary of the Virgin of Jaraba.
-Tranquera Reservoir: The perfect place to carry out any kind of aquatic activities.
Places of interest:
-Ateca: It maintains its Mudejar tower. Visit the Clock Tower and the church of St. Mary.
-Campillo de Aragó: A copy of the Holy Shroud can be found in the parish church, which a Bishop of Malta, born in Campillo, presented as a gift in 1653.
-Cetina: Cetina palace – castle. Church of St. John the Baptist
-Ibdes: Church of St. Michael, one of the most interesting Gothic churches in the Jalon area. On the outskirts, Natural Grottos.
-Jaraba: Church of the transfiguration, Gothic with 16th century stalls.
-Maluenda: Church of Sts. Justa and Rufina. Church of St. Mary, which contains magnificent Mudejar treasures.
-Molina de Aragón: A city of monuments. The castle and its walled surroundings stand out.
-Morata de Jiloca: Its church is a masterpiece of Aragonese Mudejar.
Travel information
The Spa is located in the town of Alhama de Aragon, situated some 204 kilometres from Madrid and 116 from Saragossa.
To get there, you must take the “Alhama de Aragon-Monasterio de Piedra” exit off the N-II dual carriageway (Madrid-Saragossa).
The AVE (bullet or high velocity train) stops in Calatayud, which means that the Spa is just under an hour from Madrid and 30 minutes from Saragossa.
General
PetsPets are not allowed.
Children and extra bedsAll children are welcome.
All children under 2 years stay free of charge when using existing bedding.
All children under 2 years stay free of charge for cots.
All older children or adults are charged EUR 43.00 per night and person for extra beds.
Maximum capacity of extra beds/babycots in a room is 1.
CancellationIf cancelled up to 2 days before date of arrival, no fee will be charged.
If cancelled later or in case of no-show, the first night will be charged.
InternetNo internet access available.
Prepay PolicyNo deposit will be charged.
ParkingFree Private parking is possible on site.
