1. Aiguablava  
Girona  

Coves, Pine Trees, and Sea  
The excellent location of this Parador of Spain, overlooking the sea surrounded by pine trees, on the Punta D’es Muts, makes it easy for the traveler to enjoy the sea and nature.  Peaceful walks in gardens that hang over the cliff and wonderful views over small, almost hidden coves are also pleasurable activities.  The extensive living rooms are an invitation to Mediterranean peacefulness, and the bedrooms continue to present us with marvelous panoramic views of the sea. 

2. Alarcón  
Cuenca  

Medieval Arab Fortress  
This 8th century castle, perfectly preserved, retains the magical aura of Arabic influence.  This unique Parador even has bedrooms that recreate the most romantic legends.  It sits upon a promontory, which looks over the Júcar River, on the boundary of La Mancha and Levante.  Military motifs from the 8th century dominate the living rooms of this Parador, embedded with stone and Castilian wood.

3. Albacete  
Albacete 

A Garden in the Heart of La Mancha  
The stamp of Cervantes mostly influences the character of this Parador of Spain.  The calmness of its luxurious green garden, its swimming pool and its attractive corridor are proof of this.  The harmony of its interior design that fit in with the landscape of La Mancha, offers much privacy and relaxation in getting away from the daily routine.  This can be achieved in the Sancho Panza and Dulcinea rooms. 

4. Alcañiz  
Teruel

Castle of the Order of Calatrava
The hill top called the Cumbre de Cerro Pui-Pinos is the setting for this 12th-13th century castle-convent.  This historical natural defense of the town provides a splendid view over the Maestrazgo.  Gothic walls, a picturesque tomb, an Aragonese palace and a baroque façade show its monumental character.  The orange shades dominate the inner rooms, with noble wooden beams and furniture. 

5. Almargo  
Ciudad Real

16th Century Franciscan Convent  
Galleries, inner courtyards and beautiful gardens hold host to the many social gatherings at this Former Convent of San Francisco.  The Cervantine atmosphere in the wine cellar-bar, the spacious Boardroom in the Refectory and an old flavor of the period in the Louis XV Room add a sense of absolute tranquillity to the inner rooms. 

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