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From sun-drenched archipelagos and bustling urban cities to snowcapped mountains and semi-arid deserts, Spain epitomizes geographical diversity. As the meeting point of the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea, this vast country offers some of Europe’s most dramatic landscapes, as well as some of its tastiest cuisine.
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1. Posada Real Castillo de Buen Amor
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1262 reviews
Castillo del Buen Amor is a beautiful inn, surrounded by gardens and vineyards located two hours away from Madrid. A 15th century building that lives up to its name in every detail, every room, every corner. Vaulted-ceiling rooms, terraces and turrets become the ideal setting for a couple's getaway where intimacy and romance are assured. Families will also love their stay as the castle is the perfect scene for little warriors and princesses. Its restaurant, is completely vaulted and has an elaborate and carefully prepared Castilian cuisine, in which regional products stand out. Strolling through the corridors or through the Gothic-Renaissance courtyard, will make you move to another era. If you prefer, you can choose to have a glass of wine in their luxurious lounges, for a quiet plan, where silence is guaranteed. Its offer of massages and treatments will make the rest is total.
THIS HOTEL WAS AN EXCEPTIONAL EXPERIENCE
Reviewed By Richard BFabulous hotel with great rooms facilities and one of the highlights of our tour ! Food ,rooms and facilities area second to none and I will be returning in the near future as it is a five star experience which will be remembered for a long time !
2. Parador de Olite
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1421 reviews
El hotel ocupa parte de un majestuoso palacio-castillo que data del siglo XV y ha sido declarado Monumento Nacional. Las zonas comunes y algunas de las habitaciones se encuentran dentro del palacio-castillo, y las habitaciones restantes se encuentran en un edificio anexo. The hotel occupies part of a majestic palace-castle that dates back to the 15th Century and has been declared a National Monument. The communal areas and some of the bedrooms are within the palace-castle itself, and the remaining rooms are housed in an annex building.
A welcoming, clean comfortable hotel
Reviewed By 794frankaA good quality hotel, but my advice is to book early and become an Amigo. It is clean, comfortable and well run. The only downside is that public parking has to be used and this is some distance away. We knew this when we booked however.
3. Hotel Soho Boutique Castillo de Santa Catalina
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 243 reviews
Built in 1932, this listed building preserves much of its historic charm. It has over 3,500m² of public areas, gardens and terraces. Rooms at the Hotel Soho Boutique Castillo de Santa Catalina feature a plasma TV, marble or tiled bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, and unique décor. The hotel offers spectacular views over Málaga Bay. The rooms at the Castillo come with individual climate control, a safe and a minibar. Many offer sea views. Free parking is offered on site. The Santa Catalina is situated in the exclusive El Limonar area of Málaga, 250 metres from La Caleta Beach. The Picasso Museum and the city centre are less than 2 km away. The fortress provides a perfect venue for wedding receptions, corporate events and private functions. Castillo de Santa Catalina truly is a fantastic choice for a fairytale wedding! Our dedicated wedding team is on hand to take care of each and every detail to ensure you can relax and enjoy the day of your dreams. For more information, please feel free to call or email us with any questions you may have. The property has been reopened in July 2021, after a total renovaton
Beautiful
Reviewed By Molly BA really beautiful castle with deep historic roots, which you come to learn about throughout your stay… from start to finish our stay was amazing with great service and a beautiful room! Breakfast was perfect and absolutely to die for. I hope to return soon and stay for even longer than the time before…. Only down side was there was no pool to avail of, however I believe that there will be one by end of year!
4. Palacio de Canedo - Prada a Tope
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 319 reviews
You can’t miss this place
Reviewed By NinelegoctopusThis is a fantastic experience. We are walking the Camino. Forget about Ponferrada. Take a day off and spend it here. Prada, the owner, is around and a character worth meeting. The food is great and the wine even better. Very quiet and beautiful views . Good for a Camino stopover and probably better for a weekend getaway.
5. Parador Castillo de Monterrei
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 436 reviews
Parador Monterrei
Reviewed By Chris HOver the last six years we have stayed in almost 70 of the paradores and have been made gold amigos. This was the second time we had stayed in this parador, we had returned because we enjoyed our first visit so much. How we wish we hadn’t returned. We had booked two rooms for our family and were disappointed not to be staying in the castle itself but in a newly refurbished three room annexe called the parsonage. Very disappointing, with no view or balcony. We ate in the restaurant and ordered a bottle of white wine to accompany our starters. It arrived well after the starters had been presented. The service was appallingly slow especially considering the small number of diners. However it was the food itself which was really awful. Massively overcooked scallops, seafood crepes which were baking hot in parts and stone cold in others - classic evidence of microwave cooking. I won’t catalogue every dish but they were all awful and either sent back or left unfinished. We have always found that dining in paradores has been excellent. This place on this occasion was not. The staff attitude was pretty poor also from check in to check out. Avoid this place and go to all the others.
