We last visited in Oct 2008 just 3 days after the Parador reopened (they were still finishing off!!) BUT we anjoyed it so much we went back again this year. The manager remebered us and even asked if we would like the same room as last time (it was super so we said yes). A year on everything is settling... more

As many others have observed, the recent renovations have induced something of a sterile corporate feel. However, we were just ready for some pampering, so it suited us well- lovely views too. We had an excellent meal in the restaurant and being just a few minutes walk from the bus station was great for us on our public transport exploration... more

This Parador has recently re-opened after an extensive refurbishment. Yes many features have been improved, most especially by the installation of lifts. But it's a shame the way they have completely changed the exquisite charm it possessed before. This Parador was designed as an old Andalusian country house - tiling, plants, wooden furniture, ceramic ornaments, wooden ceilings - all this... more

Have just returned from a delightful 3 night stay at this Parador. It has recently been refurbished in an ultra modern boutique-hotel style. The rooms are very bright and spacious with state-of-the-art bathrooms. The swimming pool is large and the area around it a relaxing place to "chill out". It is only a 10 minute walk into the town of... more

An extremely modern though I might say visually clinical redevelopment. It would have helped if the designers had understaood that many people visiting a hotel in a tourist area expect ( or would like at least) some shred of atmosphere. This hotel did everything it was supposed to do decently enough but it had no atmosphere whatsoever to the point... more

the hotel is beautiful. the rooms are large. the beds are great. the hotel is very modern. we booked for 90euros per night. we ended up paying 250euros for 2 night with taxes and other charges.i would be very cautious with this hotel. breakfast is not included and there is a tarifas book on the table in your hotel room... more

I managed to get a very good deal at a couple of paradors the other week on last minute and bookings - maybe they had insider information on the incoming tornado and torrential rain. ha ha. Anyway, for some reason we got half price so it only cost us 120 euros for 2 nights at this lovely Parador. No breakfast... more

Ignore older reviews: the Parador has just been renovated (in October the interior was finished, but the grounds were still being laid). The hotel doesn't look much from the outside, but the public areas and the rooms are now really stylish with all the comforts you'd expect from a Parador. The rooms are an acceptable size and are very comfortable... more

We thought we were in for a treat when we booked the Parador Antequera. Maybe it would have been 10 years ago. The place needed a renovation. The bathroom was old and the shower leaked onto the floor. We asked for a non-smoking room but the place smelled of stale cigarettes. It was, however, a large room and bathroom. Had... more