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par·a·dor  (pr-dôr, pärä-ôr, -dôr)
n. pl. par·a·dors or par·a·dor·es (-rs, -d-)
A government-run country hotel in Spain or Latin America.

[Spanish, from parar, to stop, from Latin parre, to prepare; see parade.]

parador [ˈpærədɔː (Spanish) ˈparaðor]
n pl -dors, -dores
a state-run hotel in Spain
[Spanish]


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There are 90 paradors in Spain, and 40 pousadas in Portugal - a portfolio which includes castles, monasteries, convents and other historic buildings restored and converted into hotels to offer a 'real' taste of each country.
There are 90 Paradors in Spain, and 40 Pousadas in Portugal ( a portfolio which includes castles, monasteries, convents and other historic buildings restored and converted into hotels.
There are 90 paradors in Spain, and 40 pousadas in Portugal - a portfolio which includes castles, monasteries, convents and other historic buildings restored and converted into hotels to offer a 'real' taste of each country.
 
 
 
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