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A Selection
of Boutique, Charming, Rural Hotels, Bed & Breakfasts & Paradores
in all Regions of Spain
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The
Paradores of Andalucía, Spain:
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Málaga
Province - Andalucía - Parador de Antequera |
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The newly renovated Parador
de Antequera is a modern and quiet hotel surrounded by lush gardens and
a refreshing swimming pool. Easily accessible from all the Andalusian
capitals, the hotel has 58 guestrooms. The restaurant offers beautiful
views of the Vega Antequerana and La Peña de los Enamorados.
Next to the pool and gardens, the coffee house and bar offer an outdoor
dining area, available all year round. The furniture is modern and
functional and provides comfortable and spacious interiors. The restaurant
offers traditional dishes from Málaga, full of regional flavours
including “Porra antequerana,” “gazpacho,” “pío antequerano”
and “bienmesabe” ....
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| Málaga
Province - Andalucía - Parador de Málaga Gibralfaro |
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On Mount Gibralfaro and
facing the Alcabaza and surrounded by pine trees, the hotel offers wonderful
views of the Bay and the city of Málaga from a unique perspective.
The hotel is constructed of stone and is located right next to the Gibralfaro
Castle in a location perfect to visit the city of Málaga and its
historic attractions and convenient for sporting activities such as golf
and tennis, both of which are available at the nearby Parador del Golf.
The public rooms of the hotel and the guest rooms and also the rooftop
pool, enjoy amazing views over the city and sea and offer an excellent
level of comfort and convenience. In the restaurant enjoy a magnificent
display of Andalusian gastronomy, including the much loved fried ‘pescaítos
a la malagueña’, among other dishes ...
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| Málaga
Province- Andalucía - Parador de Málaga Golf |
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Surrounded by a golf course,
and right next to the sea, this hotel offers spacious rooms with beautiful
views, a swimming pool and, of course, the golf course. 18 hole course,
plus a golf school, 3 putting greens, 2 approach greens, a golf club plus
trolley and buggy hire make it the perfect location for the keen golfer
on the Costa del Sol. In the restaurant, you can enjoy typical Málagan
dishes, including monkfish soup and another speciality is the peasant-style
French Toast ....
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| Málaga
Province - Andalucía - Parador de Nerja |
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On a balcony overlooking
the sea, this hotel is an ideal place to enjoy the beach, which is reached
by a lift. Offering stunning views of the coastline and the lovely
natural landscape of the area, the entrace to the building offers a beautiful
garden, whose greenery contrasts with the blue of the swimming pool.
Interiors are spacious and light-filled, and comfortably furnished in an
elegant style. All rooms in the Parador have large terraces with
sea views (except the basic rooms), and the upper rooms also offer spectacular
views over the Mediterranean and of the mountains of the Sierra Almijara.
In the restaurant, don’t miss the fried pescaito (baby fish), which is
the Parador's star dish, and maimones (garlic soup) and kid Nerja style
with a delicious almond-based sauce ....
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| Málaga
Province - Andalucía - Parador de Ronda |
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Located in the centre of
Ronda in a privileged position, right next to Ronda’s famous Puente Nuevo
bridge, the Hotel occupies the former Town Hall. The Parador has spectacular
views of the ‘Cut’, a river gorge 120 metres deep. The interior is
decorated in blues, greens, yellows and reds, with brightly coloured fabrics
on the sofas and curtains, and has spacious, light-filled rooms.
There is a swimming pool, colouful bedrooms with lovely views and comfortable
duplexes with terrace. The Hotel restaurant offers delicious Andalusian
dishes including: partridge stew, roast kid, rabbit Ronda style, almond
soup, ajo blanco (white garlic gazpacho), salmorejo (a gazpacho variant),
honey cakes, almond cheese ....
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| Sevilla
Province - Andalucía - Parador de Carmona |
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Situated in a 14th Century
Moorish Citadel on the fertile plain of the River Corbones, the hote is
in a fortress where different civilisations have offered their best artistry
and culture, and offering panoramic views of the surroundings. Included
in the views are the lovely swimming pool, the gardens, a traditional patio
and a Mudéjar fountain, Cupulín room, and terrace.
The large light-filled bedrooms enjoy exquisite classic décor which,
alongside the Sevillian tiling, enhance this 14th century citadel. The
Bermejo Room with its tapestries and many antiques is a highlight.
The refectory turned dining room is known as one of Paradores’ most beautiful,
serving succulent seasonal and local dishes, including partridge and Carmona
spicy spinach dishes ...
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