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Parador de Zamora - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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This restored 15th-century palace is central yet quiet, with a distinctive patio courtyard adorned with coats of arms and classical medallions of historical and mythological figures. The views are excellent, and the staff is friendly and resourceful. www.parador.es. 52 rooms. In-hotel: restaurant, b...
fodors.com
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This is the grand address for Zamora, a parador of tranquillity and charm. The site has always played a legendary role in Zamora. Originally fortified as an Alcazaba by the Moors during their occupation of Zamora, it was rebuilt in 1459 by the count of Alva y Aliste. Today the structure retains the ...
frommers.com
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This most charming small hotel in town, sporting walls that date from the 1400s, occupies the long-ago headquarters of Zamora's dreaded Inquisition. (Ironically, this is the former site of a Jewish-owned building reputed to have been the home of the explorer Pizarro.) Today, the outstanding historic...
frommers.com
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It has two conference rooms and a refreshing swimmning pool in the well looked after garden outside. 1206FG.The hotel is housed in a renaissance Palace and is a delightful spot for art lovers. The Palace was built in 1459 by the first count of Alba y Aliste. This Palace rise uo in the historical cen...
sidestep.com
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