The room that bears her name is the most outstanding of all those that are still preserved today. It is located on the first floor of the building and is divided into two rooms by a thick beam attached to the palace wall.

A large window in its masonry walls allows you to admire the Monastery of San Francisco and the Sierra de Ujué.

It also has two four-poster beds and an impressive original fireplace (currently with a sealed flue) in masonry stone and brick, which give the room an authentic medieval atmosphere with the comforts of the 21st century.

The noble floor on which it is situated was the highest level of the palace.

This room forms a pair with another twin room occupied in its time by King Carlos III the Noble.