Top 10 Beautiful Hotels in Spain - 1

Top 10 Beautiful Hotels in Spain - 1


Barcelo La Bobadilla, Andalusia

The Barcello is situated partway between the Costa del Sol and Granada, in a rustic all-natural setting. Reminiscent of a romantic recreation of a little Mudejar village, the resort's rambling sections are interconnected by a labyrinth of quaint path-ways, flowering courtyards, vaulted passageways and a towering marble colonnade. It's an eclectic room design with granite countertops and a blend of wood and concrete floorings, to improve the rustic texture. This Andalusian gem prides itself on being part of this slow traveler motion, and provides many opportunities to overlook time tables and recall a love of life.


Hotel Alfonso XIII, Seville

The Hotel Alfonso XIII was originally constructed between 1916 and 1928, and sits at the heart of Seville, close to the Santa Cruz quarter and also the Guadilquivir river. Architecturally, this remodeled stone is a town landmark, and an ideal illustration of the combined European and overburdened influences that epitomize Sevillian style. There's an expansive backyard and swimming pool area to enjoy the bright outside, in addition to rooms which range from deluxe single beds into your selection of imperial grand suites. Four restaurants which range from outdoor cafe to Cherry will be also available on site.


 Parador de Cuenca

The Parador de Cuenca is a fantastic selection for people who wish to experience background in a real manner. It's apparent that this resort is a historical historic treasure only taking a look at the sandstone walls and tiled roofs-- that the construction is at a renovated monastery that sits over the absolute vegetated walls of Huecar Gorge. It offers a superb view of those enchanted hanging homes from within the glassed-in cloister. The onsite chapel is now a cafe. The resort is walking distance from lots of the historical sites in Cuenca.


Hotel Alhambra Palace

There's more than a century of luxury indulgence to be gotten in the Hotel Alhambra Palace. Guests will feel astounded just walking to the lobby filled with high ceilings and grand archways, vibrant tiled murals and elegant golden accents. Located just outside the Alhambra's ancient walls, the hotel towers over the town of Granada, about a ten minute walk in the historic downtown. It's an superb rooftop cafe which makes it possible for visitors to sit for a meal and enjoy among the city's finest views.


Parador de Ronda

The Parador de Ronda sits at the renovated building that once held the old Town Hall of the historical town of Ronda. Its cliffside view of the Tagus gorge can be seen in the resort's many balconied rooms and duplex suites. Its central location provides easy walking of Ronda's many historic sites which date back to Roman times, especially the bull ring and the hanging homes. On-site food celebrates Andalusian culinary tradition, and also the elegant rooms in the Parador de Ronda are a showpiece on the planet. Whether one, double or suite area, the furnishings are beautiful and refined. The vivid, clean decor is a showpiece in itself, as a generation of famous designer Pascua Ortega.


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