The Parador de Cáceres stands proud in the heart of the historical quarter of Caceres, a World Heritage city. The building is formed by a complex of two palaces that combine Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture, which are the most emblematic styles of the city.

 

The restored building brings together tradition and modernity. Inside, the network of patios and stone walls, wooden beams and the original fireplace will take you to another age, while the restaurant, terrace bar and cafeteria offer you a marvellous setting to sit back and enjoy a relaxing time with friends.

Surrounded by exuberant nature, at the foot of the imposing Monte Perdido, lies the Parador de Bielsa. Situated in the heart of the Pineta Valley, this hotel is the ideal starting point for excursions, mountain sports, or simply a break from routine.

The Parador de Benicarló is just a few steps away from the beach. It’s a comfortable hotel with a simple decor that offers rooms overlooking the sea. It’s surrounded by an exceptional garden that’s directly connected to the waves and a swimming pool that stays open all summer until October. The Mediterranean cuisine is the star of the dishes produced in our restaurant. There’s no shortage of fish or garden produce, such as the splendid Benicarló artichoke, with its own designation of origin.

Halfway between León and Zamora, dominating a a crossroads of ancient pathways, stands the Parador de Benavente on the remains of the castle of Los Pimentel. The Parador includes the Renaissance Torre del Caracol, which is home to a magnificent Mudejar coffered ceiling and a period bar.

 

The décor, with tapestries, cast iron lamps and handmade materials will transport you to another age. The Gardens of La Mota that surround it, and the spectacular views over the valleys of El Tera and El Órbigo, make it the ideal place to relax, with spots such as the swimming pool and terraces where guests can take it easy and enjoy a well-deserved rest.

The story of Paradores started here, amongst green pine forests, rugged mountains and crystal-clear waters. The Parador de Gredos was inaugurated on 9 October 1928 by Alfonso XIII as the first establishment in the Paradores Network.

 

Built from materials taken from the manor house of Villacastín, the robust stone and slate exterior conceals a comfortable interior inspired by traditional Castilian design, where rustic wooden décor creates spaces that are both dignified and welcoming and makes the terraces spectacular viewing points of the Sierra de Gredos.

The Parador de Fuente Dé lies in the region of Liébana, in the heart of the Picos de Europa National Park. It’s a modern mountain shelter located next to the town's well-known cable car. You’ll find a warm and cosy interior, with spacious rooms and common areas with views of the natural landscape and a children's play area.