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Parador de Nerja
Nerja, Spain · Paradores · Core Luxury



The Parador de Nerja was built and opened in 1965 (with an official inauguration in 1966) as part of the expansion of Spain's state-run parador network under tourism minister Manuel Fraga. Unlike paradors housed in castles or convents, it is a purpose-built modern building set atop the cliffs of the Costa del Sol in Nerja, Málaga province, with direct access to Burriana beach.
- 48 rooms
- Opened 1965
- Neighborhood: Burriana
About Parador de Nerja
- The hotel originally offered around 48 rooms and was reported in 2025 to be closing for an extended renovation.
- The parador originally offered around 48 rooms and enjoys clifftop gardens overlooking the Mediterranean.
History
The Parador de Nerja was built and opened in 1965 (with an official inauguration in 1966) as part of the expansion of Spain's state-run parador network under tourism minister Manuel Fraga. Unlike paradors housed in castles or convents, it is a purpose-built modern building set atop the cliffs of the Costa del Sol in Nerja, Málaga province, with direct access to Burriana beach.
The parador originally offered around 48 rooms and enjoys clifftop gardens overlooking the Mediterranean. As of 2025 it was reported to be closing for an extended renovation.
The setting
4 km from Nerja Caves. Overlooks Alboran Sea.
Restaurants and bars
- Restaurante Europa en el Parador de Nerja — Restaurant
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