Housed in a building that reflects the typical architectural style of the region, and in complete harmony with its surroundings, the Parador offers all the services corresponding to an establishment of its category, with the added value of a large wooded area and gardens, seasonal swimming pool, and tennis and paddle-tennis courts, all in grounds measuring some 55,000m2. Furthermore, it has ideal facilities for any type of banquet, social gathering or business event. The Parador de Limpias's gastronomic fare is based on Cantabria's excellent regional products, both from the sea and from the mountains. Nearby activities include canoeing, cave exploring, golf, mountain bikes, paddle, paragliding, swimming, tennis and trekking. The new Parador in Limpias is located in the Palace of Eguilior estate, which was the summer headquarters of King Alfonso XIII's Council. The palace belonged to Don Manuel de Eguilior, the Count of Albox, and is attributed to the architect Emilio de la Torriente. The palace is a large square building with four pseudo-towers at each corner, none of which is very high. Built in a rustic style, some of its most notable features include the masonry of its walls (contrasting with the corner ashlars) and especially the large balconies and historicist entrance gate with a touch of modernism. The estate boasts a variety of catalogued trees (some have been designated as World Heritage) and it is located in a region of considerable ecological value.