Hotel Casón de la Marquesa - Cantabria

Cason de la Marquesa Hotel is located in Las Fraguas, fully in the heart of Cantabria. The hotel placed within a 5000 m2 farm, is composed by different buildings from the 18th century, where the restaurant, the lounges, multi-use rooms and the rest of complementary facilities are distributed. The hotel disposes of 24 comfortable rooms, fully equipped, restaurant, pool and a large farm of more than 500 m2.

Palacio de Soñanes - Cantabria

Built at the beginning of XVIII century, it represents the most sumptuous civil baroque building in Cantabria. Restored and turned into a hotel in 2001, it preserves the baroque style of the architecture and the interior design, introducing also modern elements. The superb central staircase, full of charm and legend, is unique in its renacentist style. It provides with restaurant, garden, social lounge, library.

Palacio Guevara - Cantabria

Mountain palace built in 1713. It stands on a mediaeval tower, which makes it an unique building that belonged to Fray Antonio de Guevara, a well known philosopher, and where the King Carlos V spent some days. It has been carefully refurbished with noble materials like stone and wood respecting its original structure. It has a lounge with fire place, parking and garden.

Palación de Tonanes - Cantabria

An eighteenth-century mansion-palace surrounded by beautiful gardens and set between the charming Cantabrian towns of Santillana del Mar and Comillas. Now luxuriously restored respecting the original upholstery, the hotel has opened its doors for guests to enjoy a true legacy of peace and tranquillity. Inside, its stone walls still retain intact the tradition and charm of bygone eras. Real wooden beams and floors and rustic furniture decorate the rooms in the house. It offers private free parking, reading lounge, outdoor swimming pool with solarium area and children´s park.

Torre de Ruesga - Cantabria

Bordered by the River Asón, this seventeenth-century palace is located near the impressive countryside of the Cabárceno Natural Park and the beaches of Laredo. The beauty of the leafy forests inundates the palace's surroundings where guests can observe the numerous species of birds and birds of prey which inhabit the region. The palace has been restored exquisitely, preserving the grandeur of a bygone era highlighted in the frescoes painted by León Criach in the nineteenth century and which decorates some of its magnificent rooms.