Top 5-Star Hotels in Segovia

A very interesting hotel, it can be considered as a five-star, and you have to praise the hotel staff👍The attitude is very good and enthusiastic, good English, and those who are not good in Spanish can rest assured to stay. Speaking of the room, I booked a basic suite. After entering the room, I felt that it was not appropriate to call a suite. It could be considered a deluxe room but not a suite. There are windows on three sides of the room to see that the view is good; the refrigerator cannot be used because of the epidemic, but I think it is understandable; the bed is a regular large bed (many of which are two single beds combined), which is rare in European hotels, and sleeps more comfortably; The bathroom is large and the light is good. It is recommended to add a water retaining bar in the shower room, otherwise the water will leak. The bathtub is a large jacuzzi. It will be a little tired when Segovia walks in the mountains to relax. In addition, the hotel room provides Slippers, extra points! We didn't choose breakfast because we didn't go to the restaurant early to check in. There is a delicious bakery next to the Cathedral of Segovia, so we chose to take breakfast outside. Generally speaking, I think I will visit again, but I hope that in the future, the classification of room types will be more accurate and it will be more convenient to book.

My first impression of the hotelroom was WOW! Nicely decorated, clean and the hall to the hotellroom was beautiful. The hotell is close to the center with a walkingdistance of bearly 10 minutes. The hotel lies in a quiet area but the walls at the hotellroom are not soundproof since it is an old hotell. There is a restaurant at the hotell, we didnt eat there so I cant say anything about this. However I can say some about the breakfast. It is a big dining room and you have everything you need. It was however the first time the staff yelled at me in the breakfast buffé at a hotell, without me knowing what I did wrong cause the staff asumed that I talked spanish. Apparantly I stepped in to a place where only the staff may be, even though it was an open area and not closed of. There was no signs whatsoever in the breakfast saying that you may not pick the breakfast by yourself or make the coffee by yourself. If this is related to covid, I wonder howcome you can take juice by your own? Why I wonder is because there is a pipe that you have to lift up with your hand to pour your juice and there are no gloves anywhere to use. That was quite an wakeup so that is my reason to why I wont choose this hotel again. The service wasent top quality and lacked basic empathy.

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.

Wow wow wow From the moment you start to drive into Segovia you are left breathless it is stunning You can not park in the walled city so you have a walk to the hotel Comfortable shoes is a must The hotel is beautiful very friendly staff and extremely helpful Room was very clean spacious bathroom huge A must to visit is the cathedral and the castle both have a very small entrance fee The climb up the castle tower is worth the 152 steps for the stunning view

The triple room is very spacious and comfortable. The room is retro. There is a refrigerator. The safe. The parking lot is very convenient. It takes about 25 minutes to walk to the big aqueduct. There is Diatiantian Supermarket DIA nearby.

I lived in three paradors along the way. This is the largest and most magnificent one. The balcony of the room faces the town. It has a splendid city. The restaurant has a beautiful view. There is a manual juicer for breakfast. Very cute.

The hotel is very well located ( with a parking ) , with the reception : JENIFER , always with a smile and good advice. The breakfast ,PARFIT ,the winehouses very good ...For the room: spacious, the comfortable mattress, clean, silent. But , because there is one but: rooms ,411 ,and my nephews the 412 , the VIELLE decoration uses a good youth shot .... And the bathroom (renoved) would need a floor to put the toilet bags ... heartily. The Santander.

The hotel is located on the edge of the large sink in Rome. It is very convenient to eat and play. It has its own parking lot and the front desk is warm. The children are strictly checked in, the room is not large, and the facilities are relatively new and convenient. There are not many supplies available, no toothbrush and toothpaste. The overall price/performance ratio is not bad.

The location is great for seeing the town. You are on the doorstep of all of it and we had a good view from our room of the viaduct. It is near the bustops but this is not a problem and the triple glazing meant no noise in the room at night. There are a wealth of restaurants and bars within 2 mins walk (also a Burger King and McDonalds should you want). Parking - is very close. I did send an email to the hotel to enquire how it works but got no reply. You park in the public car park right outside the hotel and then the hotel give you a discount card, one for each night you stay. Take the card you got when you enter, present it at the payment station, then present your discount card. Then you will be allowed out. Welcome was efficient and friendly. The room is VERY tired. Our room faced the main road so we had a good view of Segovia. Bed, we asked for twin but got a double, too tired to bother changing rooms. The bed was firm, which we like but pillows were bolster style, which is not good for sharing. Luckily there was a spare in the cupboard so we could have one each. Fridge in the room which was useful. The decoration in the bedroom is dated and shabby but it is the bathroom which is from about 1950s and really needs to be updated. Shower over bath not very good and took a while for the water to come through but it functioned. The walls are paper thin and you can hear EVERYTHING through the wall (not a place for a honeymoon I would suggest). There is no rooftop bar which was one of the attractions but there was plenty to do elsewhere. There is no safe in the room and the air conditioning is so loud you can't really have it on and try to sleep. Overall if you want just a stop on travels this is OK but for no more than one night.

The 8-year-old child I took, booked a room for 3 people, that is, an extra sofa bed, the location is very good, just in the cathedral square, go to the big water canal and walk down the most lively street next to the hotel; to the castle ( Snow White Castle prototype) is also less than 500 meters on foot. When driving into the hotel area, pay more attention to the hill roads in the old city. You need to use Google to navigate. There is a photo sign at the intersection of the restricted area. The key to the front desk will arrange for someone to park the car. Wait ten when you want to check out the next day. I will drive the car back in about a minute, and of course I have to pay 16 euros for the parking fee (I forgot about a few euros). However, if you want to save money, such as on weekends, the meter area within walking distance of the surrounding area will be free of charge until Monday morning after 14 o'clock on Saturday, depending on the free time reminder of the meter. The size of the room is okay, it is the same as no window, and the opposite wall is outside the window. However, the hotels in old towns in Europe are almost the same, and there is nothing special about it.