The Queen's Dressing Room is the largest and most comfortable room in the palace. Located in a tower attached to the building, the room has a large living room and a dressing room with seven balconies from which you can see the castle, the old town of Oropesa and the Campo Arañuelo and the Sierra Gredos mountains.

This spacious room is notable for its wooden struts and beams, decorative fireplace, cosy lounge and four-poster bed.

The Xaloc is a warm and humid south-easterly wind that caresses the beaches and rocks the waves. The Xaloc room is designed to delight the senses with a view of the Mediterranean Sea. From its windows you can see the sea, the 18th hole and, on clear days, the Montgó massif.

The Torre del Alba (The Dawn Tower) room has an exceptional location within the convent that houses the Parador. The lower floor has a comfortable living room, and the bedroom, shaped like a tower, has windows facing the four cardinal points. Just like a watchtower, you’ll enjoy views of the Generalife Palace and its gardens, Alberca, Sierra Nevada, the plains of Vega de Granada, and the Alhambra.

This room is called the Cardinal's Suite in honour of the Galician bishop Quiroga Palacios. It is considered one of the most prestigious bedrooms in the building.

The Abad Franquila room at the Parador de Santo Estevo is the establishment’s largest room and has the best views of the Sil canyon.

Located in the upper cloister, at the entrance there is a 16th-17th century, entirely original magnificently coffered ceiling bordered with the coats of arms of the first Lords of Feria (15th century) and the first Dukes of Feria (17th century). These are clear indicators of the most glorious era of the city and of this palace.