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Parador de Costa da Morte
Muxía, Spain · Paradores · Core Luxury



Alfonso Penela stepped this stone-and-glass Parador into the Lourido hillside so the green roofs vanish into the slope above the beach. Spain's 98th parador opened 25 June 2020 on the Costa da Morte, near where the Prestige spilled oil and the Camino hits Fisterra. Sixty-three rooms, diagonal panoramic lifts, an infinity pool toward the Atlantic.
- 63 rooms
- Opened 2020
- Neighborhood: Lourido
- Architect: Alfonso Penela
About Parador de Costa da Morte
- The plot is about 128,000 square metres above Lourido Beach, Muxia, A Coruna.
- Cape Fisterra lighthouse is about 31 km; Santiago airport about 86 km.
- Sutega and Ramon Garcia did interiors in bamboo, oak, and beech; this is a new-build, not a castle.
History
The Parador de Costa da Morte is one of the newest additions to Spain's parador network, standing at Lugar de Lourido near Muxía on the wild, windswept 'Coast of Death' in A Coruña, Galicia. A contemporary building of stone and glass, it was designed to frame sweeping views of the Atlantic along this dramatic stretch of coastline.
It began welcoming guests in June 2021, offering modern comfort in one of the most remote and scenic corners of Galicia.
The setting
Lugar de Lourido, Muxia, above Lourido Beach on Galicia's Costa da Morte.
Restaurants and bars
- Restaurante O Corpiño Parador Costa da Morte — Restaurant
Amenities
- Spa
- Infinity pool
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