Meetings

Parador de Mazagón

A few metres from the beach, in the natural environment of Doñana National Park, is the Parador de Mazagón. 
An ideal location for enjoying nature and the clear waters of the Atlantic, with everything you need to make your stay an unforgettable experience. 
The hotel has comfortable bedrooms with balconies that offer spectacular views of the coast, lounges, gardens, a tennis court, gym and outdoor pool.

Parador de Málaga Gibralfaro

We can safely say that the Parador de Málaga Gibralfaro has the best views of the city. The hotel, built of stone, is located in a privileged position on Mount Gibralfaro and from its terrace offers the best panoramic view of the bay of Malaga. It is the perfect place for discovering the city and enjoying the leisure, sports and cultural activities that vie with the sea and the cuisine. At the Parador, you can enjoy a swim in the rooftop pool, relax in the common areas or rest in the rooms overlooking the port of Malaga. There are also spacious rooms for corporate events and private celebrations.

Parador de Lorca

The Parador de Lorca is located in the grounds of the castle of Lorca, a quality cultural and tourist area in which this 21st century hotel shares the space with medieval remains and archaeological sites. A journey through history with the comfort of a contemporary design, ideal for short breaks or business trips during which you can relax in the indoor pool, spa, or on the spacious terraces overlooking the city. The hotel also offers several large rooms for meetings, business events and all kinds of celebrations.

Parador de Lleida

The former seventeenth-century convent in which the Parador de Lleida is located is just a few metres from the Calle Mayor, in the historic centre of the city. The rooms are distributed around a beautiful three-storey central cloister that leads to the church, now converted into a restaurant. The hotel offers a gym, common areas and multipurpose rooms for business meetings.

Parador de Lerma

You enjoy the Parador de Lerma already from dozens of kilometres away. The Ducal Palace of Lerma stands, elegant and sober, at the top of the town; it has stone walls, more than 200 iron balconies and four towers with slate roofs.

Parador de León

The Hostal San Marcos, a former emblem of the influential Order of Santiago and one of the most representative monuments of the Spanish Renaissance, has been home to the Parador de León, a living museum of history and modernity, since 1986.

 

Refurbished in an avant-garde style that cleverly combines past and present, the Hostal San Marcos is packed with incredible spaces, such as its cafeteria located under an impressive ceiling by the painter Lucio Muñoz, the terrace on the banks of the Bernesga River, or the Chapter House, with regal Mudejar coffered ceilings.

 

Today, San Marcos houses an art collection that combines tradition and modernity. Inside, it houses an exceptional antique collection, including figures by Juan de Juni and the 16th-century choir stalls, along with a contemporary art exhibition that includes works by Fernando Zóbel, Eduardo Chillida and José Caballero, as well as an exclusive collection of 32 oil paintings by the painter José Vela Zanetti.

Parador de La Palma

The Isla Bonita is the dream destination for all lovers of nature, tranquillity, adventure sports and astronomy. The Parador de La Palma is the perfect place to explore all its nooks and crannies. The Parador de La Palma is the perfect place to get to know all its corners. It is between the airport and the capital, Santa Cruz de la Palma. The Parador is a building built in the classic Canary Islands style, with its white walls and wooden balconies. It has a swimming pool with spectacular views of the Atlantic and its enormous gardens, which contain more than 70 species, including some native species such as dragon trees, Mount Teide bugloss and spurges.

Parador de Jávea

The Parador de Jávea is located next to Arenal Beach, on the Costa Blanca in Alicante. The town boasts wonderful coves, beaches and viewpoints from which you can look out at the Mediterranean Sea. Inside, it’s very comfortable and pleasant, its rooms have sea views and on the terrace, you can enjoy delicious rice dishes, fish and fideuás.

Parador de Jaén

At the top of the hill of Santa Catalina, next to the castle of the same name, stands the Parador de Jaén, crowning the city and offering visitors a spectacular view of the mountains of the Sierra Morena and Sierra Mágina.

 

A starting point and destination for discovering all the charms of the Andalusian Renaissance, the Parador de Jaén stands out for its façade of huge stone walls and impressive interior vaults. There you’ll fund a traditional look that combines sober defensive architecture with regional craftsmanship that will take you to another age.