Surrounded by the historic district of San Esteban, this charming hotel is set in a building dating from the 16th century. Enjoy the aristocratic feel throughout your stay.
DeeHa
United Kingdom
It was quirky in a good way.
Staff really did help out.
Situated in the central square of Las Sirenas, between the cathedral and Roman aqueduct, this classic, continental-style hotel provides an elegant setting for your stay in the beautiful city of...
The Hotel Cetina Palacio Ayala Berganza is housed in a 15th-century palace and offers luxurious, country-style rooms with free Wi-Fi access. It also features a restaurant.
Benedict
Ireland
This is a super spot, close to the sights and wonders of Segovia, with staff that are a model of friendliness and efficiency.
This recently built 4-star hotel provides accommodation designed in a contemporary-style. It is located just opposite the magnificent ancient aqueduct.
Free Wi-Fi and a typical Spanish café can be found at Hotel Corregidor, located in Sevovia’s Old Town just 500 metres from the famous Aqueduct. Segovia Bus Station is directly across the road.
Alberto
Germany
Very good position to visit the city; simple but with everything one needs, clean, spacious room, good breakfast choices. Thanks to the staff for their hospitality and friendliness!
Located on Segovia’s main street, just 10 metres from the Plaza Mayor, La Casa Mudéjar is set in a charming 15th-century building. It offers free Wi-Fi, spa service and rooms with plasma-screen TVs.
paula
United Kingdom
Really good position near the square. Good spacious room and bathroom (with bath!) Old style hotel- great room cleaning, everything fresh daily.
This 4-star hotel is located in the heart of Segovia, a beautiful and historic traditional old city, which has been granted World heritage status. Free WiFi is available throughout Los Arcos.
John
United Kingdom
Great location for exploring city with easy access by car to the hotel. Very comfortable beds
Offering a wellness center with massage treatments, Áurea Convento Capuchinos is located in a former monastery in Segovia old town, beside Plaza Mayor Square and the Cathedral. Free WiFi is available....
David
United Kingdom
Great location and parking though paid for made it easy.
Free Wi-Fi and a typical Spanish café can be found at Hotel Corregidor, located in Sevovia’s Old Town just 500 metres from the famous Aqueduct. Segovia Bus Station is directly across the road.
This 4-star hotel is located in the heart of Segovia, a beautiful and historic traditional old city, which has been granted World heritage status. Free WiFi is available throughout Los Arcos.
Good location with parking; excellent for walking into town
This Parador has amazing views over one of Spains most monumental cities. Enjoy these from your bedroom, the outdoor pool or the elegant dining room which serves great local cuisine.
Superb room ,excellent facilities, great location.
La Posada del Rancho is surrounded by countryside in Torrecaballeros, 10 km from Segovia. An hour's drive from Madrid, this converted country house features a restaurant and terrace.
Lovely rooms. Good beds. Good food. Helpful cleaner.
In the centre of Segovia, just 100 metres from the city’s famous Roman aqueduct, HOTEL ELE ACUEDUCTO offers air-conditioned rooms with wonderful views. It has free Wi-Fi and a rooftop terrace.
The view from the balcony, a very central location.
The San Miguel lies in the historic heart of Segovia, just off the main Plaza Mayor and facing the emblematic church of San Miguel.
Location, staff and how comfortable were the beds.
FAQs about hotels in Segovia
On average, 3-star hotels in Segovia cost £85 per night, and 4-star hotels in Segovia are £108 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Segovia can on average be found for £150 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Segovia this weekend is £149 or, for a 4-star hotel, £187. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Segovia for this weekend cost on average around £225 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
An Architectural Gem Set In A Picture-Perfect Backdrop
Nestled amongst the picture-perfect backdrop of Guadarrama Mountains, Segovia is an architectural and historical gem which blends several charming monuments and landmarks, with a mix of lively bars and restaurants. It is home to a remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Site old city, along with the ancient Acueducto de Segovia and Segovia City Walls.
Beyond the Segovia City Walls stands the fascinating Veracruz Church which overlooks the famous Alcázar of Segovia. A 1-hour drive away is the 15th-century masterpiece, Castillo de Coca.
Segovia is popular for a day trip or short sightseeing getaway due its close proximity to Madrid, a short train ride from Segovia´s train station. However to get a real feel and taste of the city it may be wise to hang around a little longer and appreciate the amazing sightseeing, mouth-watering cuisine, relaxing vibe and energetic nightlife it has to offer.
Other popular sights are P.P. Carmelitas Descalzos Temple, Plaza San Lorenzo and Church and the beautiful Botanic Garden Segovia and fascinating Segovia Provincial Museum.
Booking.com has great deals in Segovia, Madrid and the Castile and León region.
Segovia is a beautiful historic town, famous for its huge...
Segovia is a beautiful historic town, famous for its huge Roman aqueduct and rightly renowned for its good food. The historic buildings (aqueduct, cathedral, castle) are truly impressive. And there are lots of great family restaurants serving traditional local fare at reasonable prices.
Karl
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
A very beautiful small city with several UNESCO heritage...
A very beautiful small city with several UNESCO heritage sites, most of the major tourist attractions can be reached by foot from the city center.
There are several restaurants in the city centre, most of them more expensive than in other Spanish cities.
AV
Italy
Scored 10
10
I enjoy the scenery, Plaza Mayor and nice people.
I enjoy the scenery, Plaza Mayor and nice people. I arrived at midnight and a gentleman on the street helped me get a taxi and waited until the taxi arrived. I'm really grateful for what he did for me.
Eddy
Canada
Scored 10
10
An absolutely beautiful town.
An absolutely beautiful town. Lots of walking, lots to see and so many restaurants to choose from. Friendly staff everywhere. We only had a single day (next year we will plan a longer stay) so we did a lot of walking and spent time visiting the castle.
Brinda
United States
Scored 10
10
Segovia is one of Spain’s most beautiful cities.
Segovia is one of Spain’s most beautiful cities. The Alcazar and the Cathedral are stunning, but nothing compares to the first time you see the Roman aqueduct. The only complaint I have is that everything closes after 2 pm and as a tourist you are forced to return to your hotel or wonder around while the town looks like a ghost town. Perhaps they could keep some of the tourist attractions open, so tourists are able to do something while the locals take their siesta.
Veronika
United States
Scored 10
10
We stayed two nights, but could have spent at least another...
We stayed two nights, but could have spent at least another day, or two. Take the time to walk around the river path down around the front of the Alcazar for views up, and when you get to the old bridge walk up and over the road and up the stairs to the lookout. Amazing photos. Climb the Cathedral bell tower for magnificent views of the city.
This is a lovely hotel in Segovia in a converted convent. Our room was stunning with a terrace over-looking the valley. The staff were very helpful, including giving instructions on how to approach the hotel avoiding Segovia's narrow streets. There is a large carpark (conveniently hidden underneath the hotel) which is useful if you're driving.
The entire complex was amazing! The rooms were huge, parking great and the pool was excellent. But the staff - especially breakfast coordinator Carol and the Senior bar tender/waiter - who made the best mojito's in Spain (sorry didn't catch his name) were AMAZING!!! They made Candido extra amazing - with their service and professionalism!
The location was great, and the room was amply sized. The owner was very nice. Despite being on a main street, the room was pretty well sound-proofed. Heard some stuff on Saturday night, but welcome to Spain.
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