Set in a 16th-century renaissance palace building which retains its original Jewish bath, Hosteria Real de Zamora is set in the center of Zamora, beside the Romanesque stone bridge.
dianne
United States of America
Hotel history, location, price, quiet, helpfulness of staff.
Situated next to the 12th-century Santa Maria de la Horta Church, NH Zamora Palacio del Duero is a 2-minute walk from Zamora’s Plaza Mayor. Rooms include free Wi-Fi, LCD TVs and a minibar.
San Martin
France
The location, breakfast and a very nice staff always helpful with any question
Located in the center of Zamora, Zenit Dos Infantas offers rooms with a flat-screen TV, free WiFi and a mini-bar. This hotel includes a lounge and a bar.
Located in the historic center of Zamora, this 15th-century castle has been turned into a unique hotel with a restaurant and outdoor pool. It has attractive gardens and free Wi-Fi.
This modern hotel is located 1969 feet from Zamora’s Old Town, close to the city’s business and financial district. It offers a fitness center, Turkish bath and stylish rooms with mini-bar.
This former 19th-century Modernist mansion is located in the historic center of Zamora. It offers air-conditioned rooms with satellite TV and free Wi-Fi.
Located in Zamora, 1.5 miles from Easter Museum of Zamora, Hotel Vanity has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Featuring views of the Zamora City Walls, Ares Hotel offers accommodations in Zamora, 656 feet from Easter Museum of Zamora. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.
Patricia
United States of America
Clean. Easy check in. Lovely breakfast. Everything!
Located in Zamora, a 9-minute walk from Spanish Red Cross, OKELO features views of the garden. Featuring a bar, the 2-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom....
This comfortable hotel is located 7 minutes' walk from Plaza Mayor Square in the center of historic Zamora. It offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi and private parking.
Buena relación calidad-precio.
Cerca del casco antiguo
Hotel Doña Urraca is located in central Zamora, just 5 minutes’ walk from the city’s Plaza Mayor. It offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi and a TV.
Trato familiar y amable y muy bien ubicado. Limpio y acogedor
Located in Zamora, 1.5 miles from Easter Museum of Zamora, Hotel Vanity has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
La habitacion muy limpia. Y el personal muy agradable
This former 19th-century Modernist mansion is located in the historic center of Zamora. It offers air-conditioned rooms with satellite TV and free Wi-Fi.
Una localización excepcional. Un personal muy amable. Muy limpio todo
FAQs about hotels in Zamora
On average, 3-star hotels in Zamora cost $97 per night, and 4-star hotels in Zamora are $106 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Zamora can be found for $121 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Good to visit for an overnight stay. Easily see the attractive old buildings and shopping district in one day. Seems to be poor for restaurants /tapas bars but maybe those closed when I visited opened at other times.
Rodney
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
This is a beautiful city with plenty of lovely buildings to...
This is a beautiful city with plenty of lovely buildings to see. It is pleasant to walk along the banks of the Duero. The tapas Bars are wonderful. Brilliant, innovative tapas which are great value accompanied with the local red wine.
Marian
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Still a bit of a hidden gem.
Still a bit of a hidden gem. The historic city is beautiful and old. The view over the river and land is amazing. It's a provincial Castillian town, very authentically Spanish. Very easy to get around on foot. The food is excellent and affordable. Calle de los Herreros is where you find great bars with tasty dishes.
Omar
Netherlands
10
Scored 10
Well worth a visit for a few days.
Well worth a visit for a few days. We only stayed one night which wasn't really long enough. Two or three nights would have been better.
There are lots of historic buildings in Zamora, the Cathedral and castle on top of the hill probably being the most notable buildings with great views.
Lot of local restaurants and bars. Fantastic local wines.
Chris
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
For me, Zamora was the first Spanish city I had visited...
For me, Zamora was the first Spanish city I had visited that was not overrun by foreign tourists. In fact in the two daysI was there I only heard about a half a dozen people speaking anything but Spanish. It has a treasure trove of Romanesque architecture and also of early twentieth century architecture, lovingly preserved and maintained, not for the purpose of harvesting visitors' euros, but because the community deems it worthwhile. One of my best memories of my visit was being able to wander through the narrow, twisting streets of the old city from open square to square in the company of only a handful of local people. It was indeed the first time in five visits to Spain that I felt I was visiting an unadulterated Spanish city.
Mark
United States of America
6.0
Scored 6.0
We visited in November… Spain is cold and wet at this time...
We visited in November… Spain is cold and wet at this time so the town seems of course wintery. We walked to old town … it would be spectacular in good weather. It would be a good summer place to visit.
Gloria was there to meet us at the agreed time of 3.00pm. The apartment was sparkling clean and was equipped with everything we needed for our overnight stay in Zamora. Gloria was also able to provide us with a great recommendation for a bar/restaurant across the river (lovely walk) looking back on the Old Town which was fantastic!
I liked everything about the apartment. It was very clean, bright, comfortable, and its kitchen was well equipped for cooking. Its location only a few minutes walking to the historic center and its private parking make it a plus. Jaime, the manager, was very helpful.
Zamora is a very friendly city worth a visit.
Ana is a wonderful friendly host.
Quite, spacious apartment with a balcony.
Husband and I stayed 4 nights
It has everything you need for a comfortable stay.
About 15 min to the beautiful river walk and old town. Grocery store across the street and plenty of places to eat.
We would recommend this apartment.
The Parador Zamora was a beautiful facility, with convenient parking. The rooms were very spacious and elegant. The bed was very comfortable, and even though the hotel is right by a public square, it was very quiet.
We ate at the hotel and the service was impeccable.
Very quiet and spacious room. Very good, friendly and helpful staff. Excellent breakfast. Pretty good location - a few minutes up a steep hill to town centre and restaurants, but easily done in 10 minutes. Characterful with a lovely Romanesque church right outside.
Very modern and tastefully decorated. Everything felt new. It was also very clean. Wifi was also stable. Nothing really to complain about. Bonus is that all the restaurants are nearby. The historical city center doesn't have much, this hotel is in the real center.
The apartment was very spacious and had more than enough room for our group of 6. The location was great as it was a short walk to the center of Zamora, while it was in a quiet residential neighborhood where it was easy to find parking near the building.
We had a very late arrival (unexpectedly re: car issue) The host was kind, receptive and so helpful. The flat was exceptional. Clean and spacious. Rooms were quiet and comfortably.
Well located. Clean & comfortable. Quiet. Spacious bathroom. Very welcome espresso machine! Efficient check-in. Perfect for an overnight stop when travelling across the region.
Quiet neighborhood, beautiful apartment, best wifi I’ve had in Spain, good kitchen, place to store bikes, dollar store/ bazar across the street, supermarket around the corner
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