In 1926, through the Royal Tourism Commission established in 1911, the Marquis de la Vega Inclán initiated the establishment of a hotel in the Gredos Mountains that would make the wonders of the area's landscape accessible to tourism. 

Nobody imagined in 1928 the repercussions that the first Parador's opening would bring about, and yet, through this apparently simple act, the cornerstone of a unique hotel chain had been laid. This hotel chain would stand out not simply because of the number of its establishments and rooms, but rather because of the profound innovation that the hotels would contribute, and indeed continue to contribute, to the Spanish hotel industry as a whole. 

To remain on the cutting edge of quality and service is one the of pillars of Paradores's strategy. To do this, the company has had to integrate the most modern conveniences with the enjoyment of privileged natural surroundings and buildings whose history stretches back over the centuries. To this end, we are constantly revamping our processes and incorporating new technologies to make our guests' stays or business meetings unforgettable.

Company management is also driven by modern criteria and efficiency, applying innovative methods and tools of the tourism industry. This not only ensures better financial results; it also guarantees fulfillment of all of the company's objectives."