A parador is a hotel in Spain's state-owned Paradores chain, often in a historic building such as a castle or monastery. This list covers the 22 paradores that Wikidata records with a location, in 2 countries; most are in Spain (21) and Cuba (1).[1] The earliest with a recorded opening is San Juan Bautista de Corias, in 1001.
By country
List
Best known first, by the number of Wikipedia language editions that cover each.[1]
See also
- Kinds of place to stay
- List of inns — 3,981 places
- List of guest houses — 3,184 places
- List of apartment hotels — 562 places
- List of resort hotels — 402 places
- List of villa hotels — 274 places
- List of pensions — 330 places
- List of country house hotels — 237 places
- List of motels — 165 places
- List of ryokan — 104 places
- List of onsen ryokan — 16 places
References
- ^ Instances of parador (P31) with coordinates. Wikidata. CC0.
Facts as stated in Wikidata, read in October 2026.
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