Termas de Carratrace Hotel and Spa is located in the Andalusian village of Carratraca. Formerly known as -El Hostal del Principe-the building was built in 1830 by Ferdinand the 7th, Prince of Asturias as a destination home and to use the sulphur waters that have medicinal and curative properties. Through the centuries, the palace hosted celebrities of the day, such as Lord Byron as well a members of the aristocracy. Dining options at the hotel include an all day restaurant with outdoor patio seating, lobby lounge, twenty-four hour room service and two bars.Elegant guest rooms and suites at the Termas de Carratraca Hotel and Spa offer luxurious amenities including four hundred count Egyptian cotton bed linen, individual climate control, in-room safe, Internet access, LCD flat screen television, two-line telephone with voicemail and a private bath with aromatherapy bath
