Hotels in Chinchón

Chunchon is a surprising glimpse of history that is a unique escape from the rest of tourist Spain. Not big but definitely worth a half day and stay at the Parador. The mesons are very good as well. Great food and hospitality.

Lovely but one night there is about right as it’s quite small, choose your restaurant wisely. I.choose place up from the parador for great wine but nobody else there and charged five euros for extra potatoes

Wonderful little town. Great Plaza Mayor! Super great food in various areas. We loved the Passion but please get a better sound system! Very loud, it hurt our ears being so close. Also, please choose better music that is more appropriate to the religious story of our Savior. Please get rid of the repetitive oboe/clarinet music. Iberia Restaurant, Meison de las Cuevas de Vino.

We stopped here as a lay over prior to driving to the airport. Very small town with not much to see or do. The bull ring with restaurants all around was interesting. We booked the Parador de Chinchon for our overnight and it was very lovely. Wanted to stay at a Parador and this one was on the way back to Madrid Airport.

Nice, small lovely town not too far out of Madrid which it takes you back in time to a small town atmosphere. We stayed at the local parador the night before flying back home after touring Spain for two weeks. So I would highly recommend it as last stop before going back home. The plaza has lots of restaurants and entertainment if you catch it at the right time. The plaza also hosts the bullfighting when in season so a lot of the restaurants are set up with balconies to view the event. Make sure to visit the local liquor store and have a tasting of their local anise spirit. We brought some back home and it has been a big hit with our friends.

This is the perfect retreat for those looking to just relax in a very pretty hillside town of Spain. This is not the destination for those looking for a jam-packed itinerary by any means (you can basically see the whole of Chinchon within a morning), but great for unwinding and getting away from the hubbub if that's what you're after. The Plaza Mayor has so much character and at times is converted into a bullring - the cafes all serve excellent food (e.g. asados at Cafe de Iberia are to die for) and coffees (e.g. Tahona also serves great breakfasts), while there's also a sweet little bar that specialises in Jerez wines as well as a local pastry shop just off the square. To be honest, we were happy to sit in one of the al fresco cafes on the square soaking up the rays and sipping on our "Cañas"! We stayed in Hotel Condesa de Chinchon, which was absolutely perfect - full of character, excellent value for money and incredibly comfortable. It also has a beautiful terrace which would be fabulous in the summer (we were there in March, so a little chilly for us!) Word of advice - worth hiring a car! Though it is possible to reach via public transport, you'll save yourself a bunch of time & hassle...