Parador de Nerja, State-owned luxury hotel in Nerja, Spain.

The Parador de Nerja is a modern hotel built in 1965 on a cliff above the sea, with Burriana beach at its feet. It has 98 rooms, most with sea views and a terrace, and guests reach the beach by a semi-panoramic lift.

The Parador de Nerja opened in 1965 as a modern building within Spain's state-run Paradores de Turismo network. Over the following decades it was renovated and enlarged, raising the number of hotel places available in Nerja. It stands on a cliff above Burriana beach, reached from the hotel by a semi-panoramic lift.

The Parador's restaurant serves Andalusian dishes, and meals come with views over the Mediterranean from the cliff-top dining room. The building sits above Burriana beach, so guests can take the semi-panoramic lift down to the sand before or after eating. The hotel opened in 1965 and has been renovated and expanded since.

The hotel stands on a cliff above Burriana beach, reached from the building by a semi-panoramic lift that descends the rock face. Guests use it to go down to the sand and back up without taking the road. The lift is the direct route between the rooms and the beach.

The hotel stands on a cliff above Burriana beach, and guests reach the sand by a semi-panoramic lift built into the rock. The 1965 building has been renovated and enlarged over the years, and most of its 98 rooms face the sea and have a terrace.