Located at the top of the castle keep, Room 106 was once intended for the Infante Don Juan Manuel, the nephew of King Alfonso X the Wise. The alcove is noteworthy for its ceiling and its semi-circular vault that begins from the floor and gives the room the magical atmosphere of a medieval fortress. Its most personal feature that makes it a Unique Room is its private access to the old Keep watchtower and the unbeatable views that this charming hotel has to offer guests who stay in this room.

The Infante Don Gabriel room, at the Casa de los Infantes, honors the most beloved son of King Carlos III. It is one of the largest and most comfortable rooms at the Parador de La Granja and lies opposite the former French Embassy building.

The Infanta Margarita, a daughter of Philip IV, was baptised in the Villa that once ruled the greatest known Empire, the Ducal Villa of Lerma.

The Cardona room, located above the former powder magazine of the fortress, is noteworthy for its spectacular vault and two deep windows that face east and south. From here, the feudal lords watched over their main source of wealth: salt.

The room of the Counts of Benavides is the largest and most comfortable room in the palace. Good taste and elegance are the two hallmarks of this room which once housed His Majesty King Felipe VI, then H.R.H. the Prince of Asturias, during his visit to this beautiful city.

The bedroom of the Counts of Alba and Aliste is one of the largest and most comfortable in the mid-fifteenth century Renaissance palace. Besides having all the necessary services and extras, its extensive balconies allow the traveller to enjoy wide views over the Plaza de Viriato, one of the busiest places at Holy Week. Brightness and comfort combine to make your stay an exquisite memory with great added value at this charming hotel.