Family-friendly Hotels in Segovia

Great location. Spacious, comfortable room. The staff were friendly, warm and efficient. Loved this hotel, courtyard and cloisters for an evening drink and cosy bar. Just wish we could have stayed longer to enjoy an evening meal at the restaurant. The menu and photos were tempting!

Because I especially like Segovia, I specially found a hotel with parking spaces. Many room types in this hotel cannot be unsubscribed. Driving from Toledo to Segovia for an hour and a half, I parked the car in the white line at the entrance of the hotel. At the time of check-in, a yellow-haired fat front desk told the car that it must be parked in the charging place, and there was no free parking space seen when booking. The white line parking space can be parked for five minutes, and the timeout will call the trailer to tow me away. Helpless, I can stop in the blue line behind, because I can't operate, the front desk helped me enter the license plate number in the case of extreme impatience, I repeatedly confirmed whether it was correct and parked the car to pay. But I received an 80 euro ticket that night, but the front desk meant that I was not lucky, and she couldn’t help it. Later, thanks to a staff member telling me to cancel the ticket, I learned that the method of entering the license plate number at the front desk was wrong. Go to the front desk theory. The meaning of the front desk is very arrogant, that is, we are the front desk, we don't know how to enter the license plate number, this has nothing to do with us, I am very angry, quarreled, and I am not happy. Isn't this discrimination? The next day I checked out and went to the theory before going back. In short, this hotel was very uncomfortable.

Great value! Got the single room and was very happy with my choice. The bathroom was massive and the room itself sizeable as well. Double bed. Easy location right by the aqueduct and many food places (as well as the top restaurant in the city). Wasn't five star by any means, but I was very happy with it for how much I paid. For someone looking for somewhere basic for a good night's sleep while stopping through Segovia, I highly recommend!

For car rental people, there is a very good point with parking service, and it is on the ancient street, opposite to a scenic spot, two steps to the drainage canal. There is a roast suckling pig on the ancient street. It is really delicious. It is burnt and tender. It is rare to feel that it can be comparable to Chinese food. This hotel is very elegant, and the top floor can be 360 degrees, see the scenery of the whole city, whether it is sunset and sunrise, the weather is good, you can see

The hotel is large, the environment is good, and it is convenient for parking, but the spa is only open on weekends, and this information is not visible when booking. Mainly to see water conservancy projects and eat roast suckling pig, the most famous restaurant must be reserved in advance, the name Jose Maria

The Aurea Convento Capuchinos was a very pleasant surprise as I didn't know exactly what to expect. None of the photos online did justice to this lovely hotel. The building is centuries old and historic but the interior hotel was built to within the original walls and built to perfection with big rooms and beautiful modern bathrooms. We booked a suite with a Juliet Balcony overlooking the ancient architecture of the historic Segovia Arts building across the road. The room was very quiet as the hotel is about 2 blocks off the crazy center of old town, or the ”Plaza Mayor.” As long as you love walking a bit, this location is perfect. The Aqueduct is just a short walk away but the hotel is far enough away to be in a quiet area rather than in tourist craziness. We didn't use the spa as it wasn't operating when we arrived--maybe next time! The hotel offers a big breakfast for $20 per person, or you can just choose coffee and pastry or whatever you like. There isn't actually a restaurant or bar on site, but there sort of IS...the room service menu including bar beverages are available in the beautiful bar area and the limited menu was done very, very well. We actually called for the room service lady twice and ordered in the bar area, totally enjoying our meals. Since it's not actually a bar, you could bring in your own beverage and enjoy it in the beautiful lounge area if you choose. I cannot say enough about how absolutely stunning this hotel is within the ancient architecture of this four-hundred year old historical building. It is not your typical or average hotel; it is wonderfully unique with a staff who aim to please.

This hotel has so much potential but is let down with its lack of essential amenities such as in room Tea & Coffee making facilities and its dated decor (can't emphasise how much!)...etc. It truly is a 2-star hotel that really doesn't pack any major punches except for its location which is handy to all the major travel sites, bars and restaurants. The attached restaurant is adequate and breakfast was a real hustle & bustle due to the tight environment. At times, the restaurant attendees appeared a bit flustered as they navigated their way through tight areas. We were here visiting familia and quite a few of us. A subtle gesture of a board welcoming our fanily, would have gone a long way. Afterall, we generated quite a bit of revenue for them.