Parador de Nerja Hotel - Spain

The Parador de Nerja Hotel is ideally positioned on a cliff, within walking distance of the town centre where there are plenty of narrow streets and shopping areas to explore. The elegant property is a good jumping off point for visiting the Cuevas de Nerja to see remnants of the Neolithic and Paleolithic eras and to discover the 60 metre high Hall of Cataclsym where musicals and dances are occasionally held. There is a marina nearby where guests can find elegant cafes and shops. Horse riding can be arranged.

Number of Rooms: 73

The region, as does all Andalusia, has a strong Moorish connection, which is reflected in the cuisine. The cuisine is typically Andalusian and specialities are 'Fritura de pescado' (deep fried fish), gazpacho, 'chanquetes' (anchovy type fish) and 'ajo blanco' (cold almond and garlic soup).

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Surrounded by very well tended gardens. The outdoor swimming pool or the sea is accessed by a little lift. It is a typical coastal building of the sixties.