Hotels Near Desarenador del Acueducto in Segovia

We really enjoyed this hotel. Unloading the car and then parking was super easy. The staff was really friendly. It was very cold in Segovia when we visited so the hotel and the room was nice and toasty warm. I liked the interior of the hotel; lots of charm, pretty courtyard. Our room was very comfortable and clean. The bathroom was spacious enough and had ample space to place all the toiletries. The shower had great water pressure and the water got nice and hot. The location of the hotel was pretty good. It wasn't in the center of it all but the walk along the start of the acueduct was really nice and went quickly. I would say that the only downside for us was the breakfast buffet wasn't so great.

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

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!

Stayed 1 night at this hotel but was disappointed thoroughly. It started with the bed... we had selected a king-size bed while booking and what we got was a double bed. Not really the best choice when you are traveling with your husband. On top of that there was another single bed in the room. So, we got a room with 3, yes THREE, beds !!! There was even a small bench inside the room. The property is old and the rooms are also very old. No bath robes our slippers were provided. The bathroom had a bathtub and a bidet. The room service menu had very limited options. The room had a nice view of the aqueduct and that was the best part about it. The location was great with plenty of bars and restaurants around. The check-in was smooth and the staff were helpful.

The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable and the rooms are very comfortable. I want to emphasise the deference, since we forgot some dress and they didn't take anything to send it to our home.

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.

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

This is a nice hotel & I enjoyed the stay, though my room was a disappointment. But first the good points. The location is terrific, in the very heart of the city, I always felt like every point of interest was just a hop & a skip away. Conversely, it is tucked away in a quiet back street, making for peaceful sleep. My check-in experience was top notch, the young lady on reception at the time was helpful, friendly & switched on. She also gave fabulous restaurant recommendations. The highly rated, fine dining restaurant, Villena, was closed during my stay & the hotel was only offering light bites. As a consequence, I didn’t dine in-house. I found the bar a rather soulless place so didn’t drink there either. I had booked a Superior Double Room, which looked very alluring on various booking platforms, including the hotels website. The allocated room didn’t remotely resemble the photographs (which show a very desirable looking semi circle window overlooking the Esmera Valley). Instead, my room had 2 small, shoulder height windows, & was dreary & featureless. I decided against complaining as I was only staying one night, plus, I checked-in very early & was thankful a room was immediately available (I was told it was a different room to the one originally allocated due to my early arrival, but the same category). I didn’t like the room, but to be fair, it wasn’t a bad room, it just wasn’t as advertised, so more a case of unfulfilled expectations. A recent TA reviewer also alludes to this issue… Actually the bathroom was very nice, good products, & a terrific shower. It also had a bath, but this still had the sticky residue left on, across the entire length of the bath, from what I assume was a protective coating, in place at purchase. Unfortunately it had the appearance of scum & as such I didn’t want to use the bath. I’m staggered management haven’t seen fit to get this seen to, it looks disgusting. The hotel hails itself the first 5 star in Segovia but it doesn’t feel 5 star. For example, the in-room. coffee/tea cups are paper, the ‘spoons’ a wooden stirrer, a la McDonalds. To conclude, it’s a pleasant hotel, & with a few tweaks could be very good. On price/quality ratio it’s doing a decent job ...... but be sure to get the room you think you’re getting.

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Structurally beautiful, Great views and lovely room. ….but, something uncomfortable about staying there. Weird that we were not allowed outside on Saturday night because there was a wedding… we were clearly in the way as just ordinary guests! We felt like prisoners in our room , only alternative was the bar… which had a football match on the tv. We quite liked listening to the loud wedding pub band from our balcony until late into the evening. So, overall - not at all what we expected from a parador!