A 18th-century paper mill on the edge of a river in Galicia. Stone walls that have seen centuries. Gardens that make you forget your phone exists. And a silence so rare you'll want to bottle it. Let the award-winning spa restore you. Not because it has heated pools and a Turkish sauna — though it does. Because something happens to you inside. You leave different.Dine on exquisite Galician cuisine at Restaurant Filigrana. The kind that tastes like someone actually cared about what they put on your plate. One night here is never enough. This is luxury with a soul.

A 16th-century palace between the Cantabrian Sea and the Picos de Europa. Most people drive right past. Easy to miss. Hard to forget. 13,000 m² of gardens. A spa that makes you forget what stress feels like. Asturian cuisine behind a glass wall facing the mountains.<strong>The staff don't just work here. They make you feel like you belong here.

A 12th-century monastery rising from 700 hectares of Castilian wilderness, vineyards, pine forests and the Duero River as your horizon. Named among the best wineries in the world. A Michelin-starred restaurant in the monks' original refectory. A spa with its own sommelier. Horseback rides, hot air balloons, centennial oaks. Thirty rooms. Impeccable service. The kind of silence that cities have forgotten how to make.

Wake up between volcanoes and the ocean. César Lanzarote sits in La Asomada, where volcanoes and the Atlantic fight for your attention outside the window. A restored historic farmhouse. A kitchen that grows what it cooks. A silence so complete it feels like the island kept this place a secret, just for you. The staff doesn't serve, they anticipate. You could stay anywhere on the island. But if you care about where you sleep, what you eat, and how you feel when you wake up, you already know this is the right choice.

Built in 1776 in the Nalón Valley, eight kilometres from Oviedo. Four centuries of architecture in one place — 18th, 19th, 20th and 21st — and somehow it all makes sense. A thermal resort since the 18th century, and one of the most historic spas in Spain.
Two thermal spaces: the Balneario Real, with its historic spring and vaulted hydrotherapy pools, and Aquaxana, with its ecotermal circuit, contrast pools, hot tubs and outdoor heated pool. Rooms with large windows opening onto mountains and gardens, the Nalón in the background. The river trail on the doorstep. Golf next door.
The kind of place people visit once and quietly add to the list of places they will return to.

Sheltered by the magnificent landscape of the Vera and Tiétar Valley, this hotel is set in a castle dating from the 15th century – perfect for a peaceful break in the Extremaduran countryside. &nbsp;The ancient stone walls, courtyards and towers of the Parador de Jarandilla de la Vera have hosted many historic figures through the centuries, including the Holy Roman Emperor, Charles V. Its careful renovation maintained its Medieval feel whilst adding more modern features such as an outdoor swimming pool. Here you can cool off after enjoying the sunshine in the pretty gardens. &nbsp;The hotel is surrounded by lakes and forests of oak and chestnut. This amazing setting makes it ideal for those who enjoy tranquility and outdoor activities such walking, cycling, horse riding.