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Hi Aleah,
Beautiful.
I saw a bit of this in Grenada, Nicaragua. More than a few converted, historic, Spanish style hotels and restaurants. So much flavor in these spots. Stepping back in time with modern day convenience.
Great combo 😉
Ryan
These hotels look like wonderful places to stay!!
Oh they are! I would highly recommend them, given their history and of course, comfort and convenience, since most of them are in excellent locations.
Staying in a parador is a big dream of mine! I always am sure to stop by and have a local wine or coffee since the buildings themselves are so impressive. I’ll be in Castilla y Leon this weekend, but staying with my old host family!
I’m so glad I had the opportunity to stay in these historic hotels. It’s a different experience. So envious you’ll be in CYL. I only spent 5 days there, definitely too short!
The historic hotel—don’t you feel scared? The halls look so old that they look haunted. Hehehe! But it would be a great experience staying in an establishment that has a big part in shaping a region’s culture and history.
I loved it there. Maybe they don’t believe in multo, I didn’t see or feel any 😀
I always love reading your blog. Thanks for sharing. 🙂 You inspire me to do the same. 🙂
Thank you! Safe travels!