Parador de Lerma
Lerma, near Burgos, Castile y Leon
Dating from the early 1600’s, this Ducal Palace was commissioned by the then Duke of Lerma, Francisco Gómez de Sandoval y Rojas, for the benefit of King Philip III of Spain. Indeed, ‘Philip the Pious’ is said to have stayed in the building on several occasions.
Today, the Parador de Lerma is a four-star rated hotel which offers 70 guest rooms. These include several ‘unique’ rooms such as the Torreon de los Medinaceli which is located in the tower (one has to climb lots of steps to reach it), and the Infanta Margarita which is named after the daughter of King Philip IV who was christened in Lerma.
The hotel features a restaurant, bar, and is within easy driving distance of Burgos which is less than 20 miles to the north.
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Today, the Parador de Lerma is a four-star rated hotel which offers 70 guest rooms. These include several ‘unique’ rooms such as the Torreon de los Medinaceli which is located in the tower (one has to climb lots of steps to reach it), and the Infanta Margarita which is named after the daughter of King Philip IV who was christened in Lerma.
The hotel features a restaurant, bar, and is within easy driving distance of Burgos which is less than 20 miles to the north.
See the Historic Hotels in Madrid and Castile y Leon index
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Parador De Lerma
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