We had a great trip. All the Paradores were excellent, we liked the one in Cambados the best, very fine furniture and lovely garden area. Muxia was in a stunning location and very modern, the architecture blended in with the surroundings, the restaurant was a bit pricey!! Check in at Ribadeo was brilliant, an older guy just gave us our keys and said leave the paperwork to them. Fabulous area all around and stuffed ourselves on too much seafood. Travelled May 2022

I must thank you for the perfect arrangements which you made for our recent tour of 11 Paradors in Northern Spain. Your staff were as friendly, helpful and efficient as ever, and we had a most enjoyable holiday.

I wanted to express my sincere thanks for your help in organising a really enjoyable holiday we had recently touring Andalucía. We stayed in 3 Paradors and the package you were able to organise was ideal for our holiday. The quality of accommodation, service and food was excellent throughout, with each Parador having it’s own very individual character. The views from our rooms in Ronda and Arcos de la Frontera were spectacular - thank you so much for booking the rooms for us.

Just to say, what a pleasure it was dealing with Keytel. Both you and your colleagues have been so professional, polite and a delight to deal with, especially as ours was a fairly complicated tour with us requesting twelve different accommodation locations for numerous nights in both Spain and Portugal.

In Spain and rural Portugal it seemed as though the tourism industry was taking every possible precaution. The hotels we stayed in seemed to have found a good balance between infection control and hospitality, and the Covid restrictions didn’t diminish the enjoyment of our stays. In fact it was an amazing time to visit places that would normally be crowded – and weren’t! In urban Spain we observed situations around bars where groups of young men weren’t socially distancing at all. There was only one tourist site where we found the Covid restrictions to be a problem – the Alcazar in Cordoba seems to have developed the world’s worst entry system. Online only, from a QR code by the entrance, which was clearly leaving even Spanish visitors needing help from the person on the gate. But there was no charge for entry! Our thanks to the Keytours team for arranging a brilliant holiday.