Parador De Lerma

Historic 17th-century palace hotel in Lerma's Plaza Mayor

Historic Palace & Location

Parador De Lerma occupies a 17th-century ducal palace that once housed King Felipe III. The hotel dominates Lerma's Plaza Mayor, one of the largest town squares in Spain. A large central courtyard with columned galleries serves as the main gathering space for guests and visitors.

Dining

The hotel's restaurant is set in an original part of the building with a grand vaulted ceiling and wall paintings. It serves traditional regional dishes with modern twists, focusing on local ingredients. Guests can also order drinks and light meals in the central courtyard cafeteria.

Rooms & Suites

Spacious bedrooms at Parador de Lerma are decorated in a classical style with antique furniture and terracotta floor tiles. Each room includes air conditioning and a TV. Many rooms offer views of the surrounding countryside or the main square.

Accessibility & Guest Comfort

The hotel offers rooms accessible by wheelchair, with adapted bathrooms and door widths. Other accessibility features include a lift and accessible parking nearby. An electric vehicle charging station is available on site.

Nearby Attractions & Activities

The hotel is a short walk from the Collegiate Church of San Pedro and other 16th-century buildings. Lerma is 30 km from Burgos, with its cathedral and historic center. Scenic trails in the Sierras de Cazorla and the Arlanza Valley are within driving distance.

• Location: Lerma's Plaza Mayor, one of Spain's largest town squares
• Building: 17th-century ducal palace with central courtyard
• Dining: Restaurant with vaulted ceiling and local specialties
• Rooms: Classical style with antique furniture and countryside views
• Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible rooms and electric vehicle charging
• Nearby: Collegiate Church of San Pedro and Burgos (30 km)

License number: 09/000320