Historic Hotels in Madrid, Castile y Leon, and La Rioja
The Ritz. Madrid.
It may be little more than a century old, but it has still played host to a remarkable collection of well-known names from the past.
It may be little more than a century old, but it has still played host to a remarkable collection of well-known names from the past.
Parador de la Granja. La Granja San Ildefonso, Castile y Leon.
Dating from the eighteenth century, part of this grand palace has an altogether princely past. Discover more about the Parador de la Granja.
Dating from the eighteenth century, part of this grand palace has an altogether princely past. Discover more about the Parador de la Granja.
San Antonio el Real. Segovia, Castile y Leon.
This former monastery is a treasure-trove of Mudejar architecture and is, unsurprisingly, a national heritage site. See our page for San Antonio el Real.
This former monastery is a treasure-trove of Mudejar architecture and is, unsurprisingly, a national heritage site. See our page for San Antonio el Real.
Parador de Lerma. Lerma, Castile y Leon.
A former palace, the Parador de Lerma was seemingly held in high regard by Phillip III of Spain who stayed in the building on several occasions.
A former palace, the Parador de Lerma was seemingly held in high regard by Phillip III of Spain who stayed in the building on several occasions.
Castillo del Buen Amor. Villanueva de Canedo, Castile y Leon.
Although said to largely date from the 15th century, the heritage of this extremely historic building is reputed to go back the best part of a thousand years.
Although said to largely date from the 15th century, the heritage of this extremely historic building is reputed to go back the best part of a thousand years.
How you can help: if you are aware of a historic hotel in the Madrid area that you believe ought to be included on the site, please contact us via email (info@nightsinthepast.com) in the first instance. Please note that these should have connections to famous people and events from the past.