Easy to find, good underground parking. Efficient and friendly check-in. 4th floor room with small window and view over the country. A gorgeous courtyard - with bar service. However, the table-top "electronic buzzer" system to call a waiter needs serious overhaul. There is no indication what it is or how it works. It looks like an unlit table candle. It... More

This Parador is a beautiful building.Reception were very helpful. Our room was pleasant and clean in the Eves of the building.As it was a holiday weekend there were many locals in for snacks etc.This led to a lot of noise. The public Toilets were a disgrace and the smell in both was bad and remained the next day. The dining... More

We stopped here on the journey down from Bilbao. Very convenient.for this if your ferry arrives late. Super position with secure undergrounf garage. Lovely large room, impresive building, good service. More

Me and 10 others stayed overnight here whilst we drove around the northern part of Spain on an annual car holiday. It is a real treat and I can thoroughly recommend it to all. The food is brilliant (and we were all foodie types) and we were lucky enough to be able to park our 'pride and joys' in the... More

Have stayed many times while travelling down to Marbella, its a great hotel, great rooms and has a underground car park (we get free as we are "Amigos of Paradores") worth joining if you use paradors a lot, we have also had free nights. Our problem with this hotel is the restaurant food, we have now started to have the... More

WOW this was a great surprise, the first Parador this year after driving and stopping through France and was not disappointing in any way. It’s pretty well in the middle of Spain and not a lot going on around in the small town. BUT if you want a quite relaxing and or romantic break then this one is worth looking... More

Impressive building with central cloister roofed over to form the lounge. In the centre of a small hill-top town. Very comfortable with all the usual Parador facilities, and a great place to sit and relax in. Not much to see or do in the town itself other than churches, closed order of nuns biscuit shop and bell towers full of... More

This was the third hotel, but the first parador, we stayed at and the bill ended up being no more than any of the other, less luxurious, hotels we used. We ate dinner in the restaurant - which was excellent - but you need to book as it is very busy. Buffet breakfast (included in our room rate) was the... More

This Parador was originally a ducal Palace and is a fantastic building. The rooms overlooking the Square were very well appointed with a small balcony. This is a large Parador and whilst we were there a large wedding was taking place, but this did not have any effect on our stay. More