At the top of a gorge that stands in the plains of the river Águeda, the Parador de Ciudad Rodrigo occupies an emblematic castle rebuilt in 1372 by Henry II of Castile, the first king in the dynasty of Isabel the Catholic.

 

The Parador offers an ideal location to enjoy the architectural wealth of Ciudad Rodrigo. The recently restored and carefully designed rooms are decorated with modern elements combined with traditional Castilian furniture to capture the medieval spirit of the castle. The Parador also has a park and private play area to make it an ideal place for all the family.

The Parador occupies what was the monastery of Nuestra Señora del Paraíso, which was founded by the first lords of Chinchón in the 15th c. The remaining features of the original building are the cloister and stairway, along with the old chapel, which was converted into a very special suite.

 

The building can be found in the heart of the medieval town. It has large gardens and a typical monastic kitchen garden that is now full of fruit trees and creates an ideal space to disconnect and relax next to the swimming pool located in the old monastery stables. The Parador also has a spectacular glazed cloister that contains an exclusive collection of religious art.

Half an hour’s drive from Seville, the Parador de Carmona, an Andalusi palace, stands on the ruins of an impressive 14th c. Moorish castle as a testimony to the region’s past.

 

The building crowns the city and offers a panoramic view from every corner of the Parador, especially from the terrace and swimming pool. Inside, Mudejar patterns are the main feature of the exquisite décor, which creates unique spaces such as the interior patio, the Salón Bermejo, with its tapestries and antiques, and the old refectory, now converted into a restaurant.

The Parador de Cardona stands on a promontory in a 9th c. castle. It is one of the most impressive medieval complexes in Catalonia. Its privileged location offers visitors an exceptional view of Cardona, the Pyrenees and the interior of Catalonia.

 

Inside, moats, towers and Gothic walls are combined with a décor designed for comfort and furnishings inspired by Catalan medieval art. The restaurant, located in the old refectory, is one of the most impressive in the Paradores portfolio. You’ll be amazed by the gallery of pointed arches as you savour the best in gastronomy.

The beautiful fishing village of Cambados is located in the region of Salnés, in the Rías Baixas. And here, in the capital of Albariño wines, D.O. Rías Baixas, is where the Parador de Cambados awaits you. The former Pazo de Bazán, an elegant manor house with comfortable and well-lit rooms, has retained its interior courtyard and gallery. It’s surrounded by an extensive garden and has a swimming pool where you can enjoy a refreshing swim in summer and the peace and quiet of Cambados during the rest of the year.

The Parador de Cangas de Onís awaits you on the banks of the river Sella, surrounded by the spectacular Picos de Europa. It is located in the Benedictine monastery of San Pedro de Villanueva, one of the oldest in Asturias and closely linked to the lineage of the first kings of Asturias.

 

The Parador, with spectacular rooms of stone and wood decorated to give a warm traditional feel, is the ideal starting point to discover the marvels to be found in the Asturian landscape. The salons and garden next to the river make an ideal setting for unforgettable celebrations, while its location just two kilometres away from Cangas de Onís allows you to enjoy the folklore of this ancient culture.

If you’re a lover of design, the Parador de Cádiz will fascinate you. A modern jewel of construction, it has breath-taking views of the bay from every point: its terraces, its spacious rooms, its exclusive swimming pool and its relaxing SPA. Enjoy exquisite delicacies at the restaurant and tapas bar. Our event rooms are an ideal place to make your most exclusive celebrations a guaranteed success. La Caleta beach is just a stone's throw from the hotel, inviting you to walk along the promenade, a witness to the years when the port was an important link to the New World, and where you’ll be reminded of the beautiful image of Havana's Malecón.

The Parador de Calahorra is situated in the Valley of Cidacos, in the area where the Ebro and Cidacos rivers meet. It’s an elegant building of reddish hues surrounded by a palm garden. Its comfortable rooms, meticulous decoration, and the cosy warmth of its lounge fireplaces make this accommodation an ideal family destination. There are halls for hosting events and celebrations, a cafeteria, a restaurant, a common lounge and a hotel car park.

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.

History and modernity go hand in hand at the Parador de Alcalá de Henares to make a unique combination. The building itself, made up of three restored 17th c. convent schools, blends together with designer décor without losing its historical flavour. Outstanding features of parador include the spectacular cloisters, the Jardín Tallado and the spa, located under the vaults of the old convent church.

 

The Parador is ideal for events, meetings and celebrations of all kinds thanks to its 5 room Convention Centre and the Auditorium, which can be divided into 6 additional areas. Added advantages are its location just twenty minute away from the airport and the IFEMA trade fair facilities, while Madrid is only half an hour’s drive away.