The Parador de Nerja awaits you on a cliff overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, between the marvellous beaches of the Malaga coast. The large, bright hotel has rooms with terraces facing the sea, a splendid garden with an outdoor swimming pool, a lawn tennis court and a paddle tennis court, large-capacity halls for events and extensive accessibility facilities.

If you are looking for a place where you can enjoy quiet beaches all year round and practice sports in contact with nature, the Parador de Mojacar may be your destination. Located in one of the most beautiful villages in Spain, and near one of the beaches along the 17 kilometres of coastline in the district, between beaches of crystal-clear waters and unspoiled coves. The Parador has numerous rooms overlooking the sea or the lush garden, some of which are widely accessible; spacious and comfortable common rooms, outdoor swimming pool, playground, solarium and wellness area. It also has a fully-equipped convention building ideal for meetings and corporate events, private celebrations and social events.

Just three kilometres from the airport, the Parador de Melilla rises above a small valley and offers the best views of the city and coast of Melilla. The hotel has numerous rooms with stunning views, balconies, a garden and outdoor pool where you can cool off from the summer heat. It also has large spacious rooms for holding events, and a restaurant where the best local cuisine is prepared.

In a privileged location in the province of Ciudad Real, between the Natural Park of Cabañeros, the Lagunas de Ruidera and the Tablas de Daimiel lies the Parador de Manzanares. It is a Castilian house in which the architecture and its personality have been preserved, with elegant balconies, extensive gardens, children's playgrounds, spacious lounges and swimming pool. It also has a bicycle rental service. In its restaurant there is no shortage of typical dishes including Migas del pastor, Manchego lamb shoulder, Tiznao de bacalao and Pisto manchego.

Limpias is on the right bank of the eponymous estuary, next to the waters of the river Asón. And King Alfonso XIII made this peaceful setting his summer residence, in the Eguilior Palace, which is now the Parador de Limpias.

Can you imagine staying at the foot of Mount Teide, in the midst of a lunar landscape? It can come true at the Parador de Las Cañadas del Teide, where the stars of the show are the wild nature of its surroundings and the highest peak in Spain. The Teide National Park is a World Heritage Site and is the National Park most visited in Europe.

The Parador de La Gomera is a real spectacle for the senses. It is located on the edge of the ocean, with a panoramic view of the island of Tenerife and the peak of Mount Teide. With its gardens full of cactus, palm trees and other subtropical species, it’s the perfect place to disconnect surrounded by nature. The Parador is in a Canary Island-style building from the Columbian era, with wooden coffered ceilings and large courtyards full of vegetation. The most surprising area is the swimming pool, with its spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean and Mount Teide in the background.

The Parador de La Granja is in the town of La Granja de San Ildefonso, 11 kilometers from Segovia. The impressive building is in the Casa de los Infantes, which was built in the 18th century by Carlos III for his sons, the Infantes Gabriel and Antonio. The decoration is modern, the rooms are bright and comfortable, and the historical and natural surroundings, along with the swimming pool, make the hotel a perfect place to relax, rest and enjoy the elegant beauty of the place.

The Parador de Jarandilla de la Vera awaits you in the old castle-palace of the Counts of Oropesa, which nestles in the valley of La Vera, close to the Tiétar and Jerte rivers, amongst gorges, natural pools and forests of chestnut trees.

 

The Parador is both ancient and redolent of comfort, where proud towers and the large courtyard coexist with an exceptional swimming pool surrounded by olive and orange trees. Inside, the elegantly designed salons with fireplaces will take you back in time, while offering an atmosphere of peace and privacy.

A stone’s throw from France, on the very band, is Charles V’s castle, which houses the Parador de Hondarribia. A 10th-century construction used for military defence on the River Bidasoa, which explains the thick walls and the height of the building, where the Catholic Monarchs, the Emperor Charles V, Philip IV and V, and even Velázquez himself stayed. It contains treasures such as the tapestries designed by Rubens on the theme of the History of Achilles.

 

Important: The historical character of the building makes its pedestrian access present some difficulties. If you have any mobility problems, please contact the Parador, where they will inform you of the best way to access.