My husband and I were only in Segovia for one night, but this hotel still managed to feel like…read morehome. Our room was clean, neat and tidy, with coffee machine and mini-bar. It was quite spacious. The bathroom was also clean and spacious. The staff were friendly and helpful, spoke fluent English and helped us pick up a few more useful Spanish phrases. The garden area was a lovely spot to have a drink in the evening. Very close to the Alcazar, cathedral, main square and good restaurants

Best breakfast buffet in Spain…read more For only 9 euros per person, there is an incredible selection of fruits, pastries, eggs, meats, cold cuts, cheeses, juices, and a wonderful espresso machine. Not staying here? You can still have the breakfast for 11.50 euros per person, still a great deal! (Our hotel in Barcelona wanted 17 euros for a skimpy buffet with only 1/3 the choices) We were very hungry after coming from Madrid on the early morning high speed rail, so the Eurostars Plaza Acueducto was the perfect stop! I'd definitely recommend this hotel, and would stay here in Segovia.

This beautiful converted 400 year old convent was fun to stay at, the rooms were spacious, a bit…read moredark. Easy access to sightseeing and the village. Breakfast was wonderful. We had spectacular mountain views from our room and to our delight when we opened the shutters people were at almost eye level in hot air balloons.

Beautiful Hotel, great service overall. It's a relatively…read moresmall Eurostars in the heart of Segovia, not directly next to the aquaduct, approx. a 10 min walk, but therefore very central to plaza mayor, cathedral and also alcazar. Beautifully renovated monastry, staff is all very friendly, rooms are very clean and in very good shape. Breakfast is with 15€ reasonably priced and Ok, however a bit below expectations for a 5 Star hotel, staff was also a bit sleepy there. Which took a star of the rating for us. In case you come by car: do not forget to reserve a parking space when you do you room reservation. As in most Spanish old towns, regular parking is almost impossible and the parking spaces in the garage are limited. Overall a very good choice for the area.

This is a converted monastery University from the Middle Ages. The building has had significant…read moreremodelling done and the rooms are modern and comfortable. As the name implies the hotel also has thermal baths for the enjoyment of guests. The view from the inside of the building is quite impressive and the central patio is covered with a modern dome that allows the use of the patio as a central hall around which the cloister of rooms surrounds. The food is pretty good but you should also try the restaurant which is just next door to the hotel whose name escapes me but that was quite good.

From the owner: Hotel balneario, ubicado en un edificio histórico, especializado en el descanso y bienestar de…read morenuestros clientes, a través de tratamientos que combinan la aplicación de nuestras aguas mineromedicinales con la incorporación de las mejores técnicas.

The hotel room itself was such a nice suite! I absolutely love the huge bath tubs and that green…read moremarble in the bathroom. Location wise, its near some shops. You have to walk around 10 minutes before you hit the main street with all of the shops. The area seems kind of run down a tad bit and theres barely any restaurants close by.