Paid parking, construction noise

As of today, it is closed due to construction work. We climbed up to the castle and at least took a walk around the village and spent the night elsewhere.

Well located for visiting the old town. But there are still construction vehicles and buses. When we arrived, the barrier was open and the ticket machine was out of order, so we entered. When we returned, all the barriers were closed; the intercom was inaudible, but the person did open it eventually. In short, a nightmare!

It is the worst place I have been to in a long time. Construction, noise, dirt, buses with their engines running for hours for the air conditioning, and to make matters worse, I parked where they directed me and blocked the passage with the rear of the motorhome onto a very, very busy sidewalk. The price, €21 for this, seems like an outright rip-off.

We stayed for a few hours to visit the city and paid barely €5, perfect. However, the parking area was cluttered with construction work and tourist buses. Motorhomes 7.60 m long can park there. The parking lot is at the foot of the old town. Be careful to position the license plate in front of the camera on the left side, otherwise access is impossible.

Spacious, clean parking lot next to the old center. Fine for a short visit. A little expensive for spending the night.

Public parking right next to the old town. Part of it is occupied by materials and machinery from nearby public works. Paved and level. €7 for three hours. Excellent for parking, visiting, and leaving.

Central. It has no services for motorhomes, and charging €21 just to spend 24 hours is excessive. Today there was road construction, unbearable, so we left and went to the castle parking lot.

A wonderful place by the river, beneath the poplar trees and next to the historic center. It is a 24-hour guarded parking lot and has toilets. We spent a very peaceful night with the pleasant sound of the river (anyone bothered by the murmur of a river should go to therapy).

Large area, but with narrow streets to reach it. Paid parking; we paid €7 for a little over three hours.

Advantage: within walking distance of the beautiful old center. Disadvantages: noise from roadworks. Packed tightly side by side.

Very practical for visiting the city and the gorge. It is a parking lot, not a motorhome area, as its symbol indicates in the app. It is in the center. Perhaps slightly expensive, but it should be compared with the cost of the underground parking below for a normal vehicle.

Perfect place to spend the night, with security, and very close to the historic center. There are very few spaces; we were lucky that a motorhome was just leaving and we were able to park.

It is not exactly cheap, but there is no better and safer parking option with direct access to the old town.

Good location, a few meters from the historic center. Not so good for sleeping because the river is next to it and has a strong flow, especially at night, so it is very loud. The spaces are somewhat sloped; leveling blocks are necessary. The downside is the price: €21 per night without any water or other services.

This is an ideal access point to the historic old town. The pitches are slightly sloped. In my opinion, it is not suitable for motorhomes longer than seven meters. The last night was extremely quiet. The construction work ended yesterday around 5 p.m. and resumed today at 7:45 a.m.

How can the authorities allow a parking lot to do this? €21, broken toilets, not a single service, no dumping facilities, no water. Sloping and very noisy in the morning because of the work being done opposite. It would be so easy to install a water-fill and dump station. €21...

They are currently carrying out construction work, and from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. the construction noise is very noticeable. There is also a lot of traffic on the road next to it. It is a municipal motorhome parking area where you can use the toilets in the underground car park below, but it has no other services and costs €21 per night. It is not worth it if there is anywhere else available.

We drove past it—run away! Especially at that price… Park instead in the castle car park right at the top (free) and walk down. In less than 10 minutes you are in the historic center.

The only good thing about this car park is its location, near the historic center. It is noisy, has no services, and is expensive at €21. There is currently construction work taking up some spaces with construction equipment. Visiting Cuenca is well worth it; the historic center is spectacular. There are good routes in the surrounding area.

What a disgrace to charge €21 just for parking without any kind of service. Shameful. If nobody went there, you'd see how they would lower the price. I certainly won't pay it; it's a rip-off. Let them rob their own father.

Fantastic place. Right in the middle of the beautiful part of town. Secure, and you can walk straight into the old city. I would gladly pay for this.

Well located with good views of the hanging houses. On the right-hand side, you reach Cuenca's famous bridge to enter the old town. It is slightly sloped, but leveling wedges solve the problem. It is a little expensive since there are no services for motorhomes, but given what it is, it is still worthwhile.

Very expensive parking at €21, even if you do not stay 24 hours. No services for motorhomes. Dirty public toilets. It is under construction and next to people and cars passing by. Not peaceful at all. The good thing is that it provides access to the pedestrian path leading to the old town. Cuenca disappointed us.

It is under construction. Save yourself the trip through the city or the expectation that you will park nearby to see anything, because with this car park closed there is nowhere else to spend the night or park peacefully.

The area is shared with coaches, so there are few spaces for motorhomes, and they fill up quickly. Even if there is space, you cannot enter if it is reserved for coaches. You have to arrive early, preferably in the morning, to find a spot. We arrived around 6 p.m. and could not get in, so we had to find somewhere else to spend the night.

I rate it as good for its peace and proximity, right in the heart of the old town. Ideal for visiting the city. It costs €21 per day, with somewhat neglected bathrooms, no shower or other services. It is not level, but wedges solve that. There are few alternatives, as I am traveling with my 85-year-old mother. The city is beautiful and can be seen in 48 intense hours. Good food. You have to cross the city on narrow streets.

We do not understand the bad reviews. It is a car park where you can spend the night. Okay, €21 for one night without services is not cheap, but Cuenca is a super beautiful place and must be seen. We also slept well despite the construction site still being there!

Yes, this car park is a little expensive, but it has the merit of being close to a very beautiful site. We slept very well there.

€6 for 2.5 hours is what it is, but the access is terrible for a motorhome, the payment system is catastrophic, and to pay you have to go into the car park and go down by the toilets. The fact that nothing is written in another language and that assistance naturally speaks only Spanish is terrible in a tourist city!

Very expensive and with no security at all, as it is open to people passing through. Luckily, no work was carried out on Saturday at the construction site directly opposite, so we were able to sleep a little more. A peaceful night. Cuenca deserves better. Another city that does not understand the benefits of treating our community well.

It is well located but extremely expensive. The most expensive place we have ever paid for: €21 for 24 hours, with no services whatsoever, only public toilets. It does not even have a bin for throwing away rubbish. I get the feeling they are charging in advance for the escalators being installed to reach the historic center. It is low season; charging €21 is abusive.

The barrier is open until you enter; afterward, without a ticket it does not open the exit, and the help phone does not answer. We had to jump over the pavement. I do not recommend it.

A construction site, hardly any space. We stayed for two hours. Cost: €4.50. No waste disposal and expensive.

I went to the car park and it costs €24 per day, because I think the price went up, so I decided to go somewhere else. On the way back down the same street, I found a place next to the river. There I found another quiet place for vans, with no ticket, and nobody passes by at night.

Excellent location for visiting the city. No problem sleeping there. However, there are no services, making the price somewhat excessive.

Three stars for its proximity to the old town, but no services and excessively expensive for spending the night. We only parked to visit the hanging houses and then leave. It costs €0.039 per minute. We stayed for two or three hours and paid €6. The old town is worth seeing.

basic park up, no services. we stayed overnight without any problems at all. This park up is very convenient for visiting the heritage site. To pay, you have to go down into the underground car park. The cost for us was €21 for 23 hours.

Perfect place for seeing Cuenca and also taking a walk along the riverbank. A little expensive in our opinion for the services it offers. You are paying for the good location.

Close to the old town, but the price is a little high. The toilets were closed. We only stopped briefly because of the high price.

It is well located and you can pay by the hour to visit the city. For spending the night, I do not recommend it, at least until the street construction is finished. It is very noisy from 7 a.m. onward.

It is basically a car park with spaces reserved for motorhomes, operating by the hour up to a limit of €21 per 24 hours. There are toilets and it is in the center, with several bars and shops nearby. The only negative is that it is next to a promenade where many people pass by. Construction work is being carried out next to it, and there is some noise in the mornings.

The only good thing is that it is central—and you pay €21, arriving at 8:30 p.m. and leaving at 11 a.m. There are no services for motorhomes, and it is somewhat chaotic with buses and people.