Parador de La Palma
Parador hotel set in gardens in Breña Baja, La Palma.
A Parador hotel in Breña Baja, in eastern La Palma, near the airport and the capital Santa Cruz de La Palma. A building in Canarian architectural style surrounded by extensive gardens, with a pool and restaurant, ideal for discovering 'La Isla Bonita', its volcanoes and the starry skies of Roque de los Muchachos.
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