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Parador de Cardona is a 9th-century castle, boasting a 2nd-century tower set high above the Catalonian countryside by the River Cardoner. Interiors are faithful to the Cardona's history, with Medieval styling complementing the castle's vaulted ceilings, stone walls and gorgeous courtyards. Bedrooms have charming canopy beds and Gothic features. Cardona's Medieval restaurant serves regional specialities made with the freshest local produce. See more

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Parador de Tortosa is a 10th-century castle in the Beceite Mountains, overlooking the green Ebro Valley and the ancient city of Tortosa. The interior has vaulted ceilings, wooden beams and antique-style, wooden furniture. Take in the stunning views from the spacious sun terrace or outdoor pool and try some Catalan cuisine in the hotel restaurant See more

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Parador de Artíes is set in the heart of the Spanish Pyrenees, surrounded by forests, snow-capped mountains and green pastures. It is the perfect base to go walking or for skiing in the winter. The building retains many original features, such as sloping ceilings and exposed wooden beams. These are complemented by modern facilities, such as the indoor and outdoor swimming pool, sauna and fitness suite. The on-site restaurant serves local cuisine. See more

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Castillo Hotel Son Vida is a 13th-century castle, located in the affluent neighborhood of Son Vida. The rooms are elegant and individually designed, some with panoramic views over the beautiful bay of Palma. There is an on-site restaurant, 3 swimming pools and extensive spa facilities. See more

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Cap Rocat is a former military fortress, carefully restored to offer 5-star luxury accommodation. The hotel offers wonderful views of the Mediterranean Sea and the Mallorcan countryside, and bedrooms offer a private balcony. The hotel has direct access to the sea. There is also an outdoor swimming pool and sun terrace, plus on-site spa, tennis courts and fitness centre. See more

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Parador de Bielsa is set in a mountainous location, just a short distance from the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park. The hotel has spectacular views of the Aragonese Pyrenees, and the French border is just a short drive away. The bedrooms are spacious and decorated in a classical style. The restaurant, with an outdoor terrace, serves local mountain cuisine. See more