Hotels Near Palacio de Cascales o del Conde de Alpuente in Segovia

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.

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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.

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 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

Hotel ”histórico” situado en el extrarradio de Segovia, a dos kilómetros del acueducto. No está lejos y aunque es La Lastrilla, el límite municipal está allí mismo, pero aún así necesitas transporte para moverte. Eso sí, teniendo en cuenta los precios del resto de hoteles y si lo quieres usar simplemente para dormir, te puede valer, pero sabiendo que está muy ”dejado” en ciertos aspectos. Visto desde fuera parece un buen sitio, siendo un complejo grande con hotel, restaurante que tiene su público e incluso estaba señalada una ”escuela de cocina”. Sin embargo, cuando entras te encuentras con la realidad. Es un hotel que ya tiene sus años. Nosotros fuimos tres personas a una habitación doble con cama supletoria. Pasamos algunos desconchones en paredes, alicatados, agujeros en puerta del baño... Son detalles menores para ir a dormir. La primera sorpresa fue ver que la cama supletoria estaba pegada a la pared de la tele y que ésta no funcionaba. Cuando fuimos a ver lo que sucedía, movimos la cama y vimos que la tele estaba desenchufada y con la toma del cable de antena colgando. Dejamos la cama separada y sólo tuvimos conectada la tele cuando estábamos en la habitación, ya que nos parecía hasta peligroso ver tomas y enchufes sueltos. Capítulo aparte era la comodidad del sueño, ya que las almohadas son extremadamente finas. Y por último, el baño, muy antiguo y que ya es lo que más pide una reforma a gritos. Eso sí, resulta gracioso encontrarte en la habitación un cartel donde te explica la historia del hotel y donde se pide que informemos de cualquier desperfecto que viésemos... Insisto en que si sólo vas a dormir el sitio para mí vale perfectamente y al final todos estos detalles son secundarios, pero sin duda dan muy mala imagen al que sea un poco exigente. No quiero dejar pasar lo del ascensor y los ”latigazos” que metía, así como que las paredes son muy finas y si te toca al lado a alguien un poco escandaloso te puede dar la noche. Lo mejor, la amabilidad del personal. Como dicen en comentarios anteriores, tiene un aparcamiento enorme, pero es que el ”complejo” aparte de hotel es un restaurante con bastante clientela y un lugar habitual de bodas, con lo que los sábados suele estar concurrido. Por último, alrededor no hay nada de ocio ni que visitar aparte de algún bar a unos 200-300 metros, por lo que la opción es irte a Segovia. El lugar está en la salida de la ciudad hacia Soria y es cierto que hay hasta tres supermercados pegando, pero poco más aparte de una zona residencial y alguna nave

The hotel is wonderful. The very good attention, they are super friendly. To highlight breakfast, very complete. We were given the room for disabled because my husband is on wheelchair. It was very large but the bathroom is not conditioned. The hotel was very comfortable and was very comfortable.

We stayed at the Parador because it was a Parador and because we hadn’t visited the town previously. Parking was difficult as all the places were taken, so we parked illegally for a short while until some places opened up. I had thought there were dedicated spaces for Parador guests, but that thought was incorrect. At least it was free. It was a couple minutes walk from the parking lot to the hotel entrance. Check in was easy. The room had a more modern feel and the halls a business hotel feel. It lacked the charm of other, older, Paradors. We ate dinner in the restaurant and it was fine. I had a veal dish and it doesn’t seem to matter how you ask for it to be cooked, it comes out rare to raw. I sent it back and it was much better the second time. My wife had the cochinillo and she said it was very good. The breakfast buffet was standard Parador, but because of the Parador’s size and number of guests some items you’d normally have to ask for were put out on the buffet, e.g., fried eggs, churros, bacon.

The location itself is nice due to the tranquility, but it is not close to the metro center. A little slow down paced town to easy off the soul. Yet, the transportation system is convenient to bring you back and forth to the City center as you like. It's so close to the airport, and that's the reason I chose this place. You may spend the whole day in down town to play around, and then feel no concern to catch a morning flight. It costs like less than 20 Euro to Uber to the airport.