11. Ayamonte 
Huelva 

Vantage Point Over the Mouth of the Guadiana River 
A privileged viewpoint, the Parador de Ayamonte overlooks the marshy landscape sketched by the course of the Guadiama and the Atlantic coast—a quiet place ideal for rest.  The drawing rooms and living rooms, blessedly lit by the sun of Ayamonte and the simplicity of shades, give a contemporary look to this Parador of Spain.

12. Bayona 
Pontevedra 

Walled Fortress Surrounded by the Sea 
Within the walled enclosure of Monte Real, protected by the sea and flanked by a beautiful pine wood, rises up one of the most original Paradors thanks to its privileged location.  Regal drawing rooms and spacious bedrooms, with wooden floors and ceilings, form a distinguished interior in which the spectacular stone staircase of the entrance hall stands out. 

13. Benavente 
Zamora 

Renaissance Style Castle-Palace 
Solid stone walls safeguard the regal and noble charisma of the 12th century castle, which houses the Parador Fernando II de León.  Rugs, forged lamps, coffered ceilings, wood and Castilian bricks all greet the future with furniture adapted to its spacious meeting rooms.  Dream-like bedrooms and the elegant surrounding gardens usher in strong sensations. 

14. Benicarló 
Castellón 

With a Mediterranean Flavour 
A labyrinth of Mediterranean passions, the splendid Costa del Azahar gives refuge to the monumental garden of the Parador, located next to the sea.  The spirit of the Mediterranean is reflected in the views offered by the bedrooms.  The international influence of the adjacent beach encourages the outside facilities, while the inner living rooms contain classical contemporary furniture, inserted in a uniform architecture.

15. Bielsa 
Huesca 

Pyrenean Refuge at the foot of Monte Perdido 
The ardent Pyrenean nature of the eastern side of the Ordesa Nature Reserve gives shelter to the facilities of the charming refuge, in the reign of comfort.  The height and purity offered by Monte Perdido and the cheerful appearance of the Cinca river are translated into a refreshing interior appearance thanks to floors, walls, beams and columns covered with wood.

16. Cácares 
Cácares 

14th Century Palace 
The former Torreotgaz Palace, built on Arabic foundations, has a door with a lintel and a Baroque coat of arms, in harmony with its location, in the heart of the monumental quarter of the city.  This has been declared a World Heritage site.  The soft cream shades of its spacious living rooms and the beams covered with wood accompany friendly, stylistic furniture.

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