Your summer begins here

The first spa of Cantabria opened its doors in Solares in 1827. Almost two centuries later, it remains the same place, with the same water, with the same calm. And with the entire north waiting on the other side of the door.

The beach of Somo, the Alto Miera by canoe, the Pasiego Valleys on foot, and a Cantabrian cuisine that knows exactly where it comes from. And upon returning, a pool, thermal water, and that natural coolness of Cantabria that invites you to stretch summer just a little longer.

The Monastery of Valbuena has stood since the twelfth century, surrounded by vineyards. At the end of summer, the landscape transforms and the Ribera del Duero experiences one of its most special moments of the year: the grape harvest.

The vineyards, the bike routes among the vines, the family wineries of the Ribera del Duero, and the Converso restaurant to close the day with Castilian cuisine. A moment when the last days of summer meet the landscape and the rhythm of the harvest.

The Tierra de Pinares takes on a different light as summer begins to advance. The scent of resin among the pines, milder temperatures, afternoons that still stretch on, and an outdoor pool to keep enjoying the open air.

Visit the Huerta Fuentepalacios to discover the origin of some of the products that reach our table, walk the Pine Nut and Resin trail, become a beekeeper for a day, or fly over the pine forests by balloon. Plans to discover the region and return to the hotel at the end of the day to keep enjoying it.

Brihuega invites you to discover La Alcarria at a gentler pace. The gardens of the Real Fábrica de Paños, the Tajuña valley, the streets of the town, and a landscape that accompanies every getaway.

Bike through the Tajuña valley, stroll through Brihuega, discover the medieval history of Hita or Atienza, and cool off in the hotel's outdoor pool. September is approaching, but there are still plenty of reasons to keep enjoying the summer.

Soria has an advantage as summer begins to bid farewell: days to keep enjoying the outdoors and cool nights beneath one of the clearest skies on the plateau.

By day, the Duero by canoe, routes through natural landscapes, wineries of the Ribera Soriana, and the historic quarter of El Burgo de Osma to explore at a leisurely pace. And nearby, the Huerta de Quitapesares, where produce, land, and gastronomy come together. By night, the natural coolness of Soria and a starry sky that alone is worth the trip.