hostal de los reyes catolicos santiago de compostela spain was named after ferdinand and isabel.
hostal de los reyes catolicos santiago de compostela spain was named after ferdinand and isabel.
hostal de los reyes catolicos santiago de compostela spain?
ferdinand and isabel
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the hostal dos reis católicos (in galician), also called the hostal de los reyes católicos (in spanish) or parador de santiago, is a 5-star parador hotel, located in the praza do obradoiro, santiago de compostela, galicia, spain. the hotel was constructed as a religious work in 1486, by ferdinand and isabel, the catholic monarchs. it is widely considered the oldest continuously operating hotel in the world, and has also been called the "most beautiful hotel in europe".









































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hostal dos reis católicos
"paradores de turismo de españa" is a chain of spanish luxury hotels. the company was founded by alfonso xiii as a means to promote tourism in spain, with the first hotel opening in 1928 in gredos (ávila). this state-run business has been profitable. the hotels are often located in adapted castles, palaces, fortresses, convents, monasteries and other historic buildings. they add to the attractions of heritage tourism and provide uses for large historic buildings. the hostal de los reyes catolicos in santiago de compostela is considered to be one of the oldest continuously operating hotels in the world, and one of the finest spanish paradors.
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