The Best Hotels Near Paco Espinosa, by the Record
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A 12th-century Cistercian monastery, one of Europe's best-preserved, now runs as a luxury wellness resort in the Castilian countryside. The monks are gone but the medieval archways, stone cloisters, and a winery producing the house red for nearly nine centuries remain. Rooms sit where the monks once did, thermal pools draw from a nearby mineral spring, and the kitchen garden supplies the restaurant. The Michelin Guide has it in its selected hotels.
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The Toro wine designation sits just upriver from Portugal's Douro Valley, and this sleek winery hotel makes the most of that geography. Thirty-five contemporary rooms, indoor and outdoor pools, and a hydrotherapy spa fill the modern structure, with the wine list doing at least as much heavy lifting as the spa menu. It's resort-level comfort in a part of Spain most visitors fly straight over on their way somewhere else.