Hotels With Swimming Pools in Castile and Leon, Spain

A hotel with the charm of the Templars, beautifully decorated and well-preserved. The spacious rooms are equipped with antique furniture. Rest on 10 mattresses. It is close to the center and restaurant area. The surrounding public parking lot is very convenient. The breakfast buffet is pretty good. And it's important! ! ! They know Covid very well and always follow the advice to keep everyone safe.

Dos Infanta hotel is perfectly located just meters from Zamora's main walking street and very near lots of busy bars and shops. The hotel itself is understated , nothing flashy or garish but spotlessly clean and comfortable. We had a room at the back of the hotel and while there wasn't much to catch the eye (a residential square), it was very quiet and guaranteed a good sleep. The staff were most polite and helpful and the whole experience was a pleasure. We will stay again when we next visit this lovely little city.

My name is Jordi A. and I have enjoyed this terrific hotel for 4 days. If you have decided to visit Burgos I heartly recommend you this hotel. The staff is very friendly, polite and professional and I don´t forget the waiters and waitresses that say a sweet good morning when you enter to the breakfast room. They behaved very well with me and one them offered me very friendly a cup of chocolate with ” churros ”. The room was perfect, neither big nor small. The bed was big and comfortable and there wasn´t a noise that could disturb my sweet dreams. I don´t know if I will come back to Burgos but if I go I will pretty sure choose NH Collection Palacio de Burgos again. I wanted to write this review in Catalan, my mother tongue language, but I have seen that it is impossible with Trip Advisor so I have decide to write it in English.

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I made reservations on August 22, 2022 for 3 nights October 4, 5, 6, Suite Santa Catalina, Especial Segunda Juventud. I received an email on August 22 confirming my reservation along with a confirmation number. On September 4, I received a phone call from the hotel stated that they have a large group coming to the hotel during my stay and need me to change my dates to allow tor the larger group can be accommodated. I did not want to change my dates since we planned these dates to celebrate our anniversary and birthdays. In the end we told the hotel to cancel the reservations. If a hotel confirms a reservation they should meet their commi**ents. We won't be making any reservations with this hotel or the other hotels in their group.

Beautiful almudeja thermal baths and variety of trea**ent for pleasure and relax. A great treat and experience. The service is 5*. We were so taken by Lourdes and her hospitality and explication of the thermal water. All the personel in the hotel was very helpful. The buffet breakfast with cava was great.

After waiting for three years to return because of the international travel restrictions, we found that this hotel has become one of Spain's most disappointing experiences in the last decade. Although the spa services continue to be of high quality and good value, the Restaurante Converso has become a trucker's stop with Manhattan prices. During a stay of one week, we couldn't stand the third night of airplane food, poor service, and outlandish prices. Instead, we decide to eat at the bar/cafeteria, which, at least, doesn't have the whiff of sophistication. Add to this that the suite had problems that you shouldn't find in a 5-star hotel (request extra towels and robes after spa services, replenish bottles of water, remind that the laundry was due two days ago, and, worse of all, ask to turn on the toilet tank's valve), and I can't recommend this hotel to anyone for the prices they charge. Sad to witness the descent to mediocrity and outright deception of a company that offered good value both at Burgo de Osma and Valbuena del Duero in the mid-2010s.

Great location to view the city from the main viewing point and an easy walk into the town. Good easy parking and rooms did exactly what we expected. On site cafe snack bar was very good and great helpful service. Local restaurants near by. Very nice helpful reception staff. Great value for money.

POSITIVES - Hotel Spa which has several pools and accepts children over a certain age. - Room cleaning very good. - Reception and Spa staff pleasant. - Set in nice and quiet countryside. NEGATIVES - Hotel needs refurbishment: wall paper coming up, mildew around bath, toilet flush kept stalling. And the hotel decoration is generally a bit dated. - Beds not very comfy and only one pillow per person. - Hotel several kms from the city - I would only stay here for city tourism with a car. - Breakfast doesn't have the biggest selection, is in a room with no natural lighting and they are abrupt when it finishes - switch music and some of lights off and immediately start telling people it's time to leave! - Spa is expensive. - Pay extra for underground parking per day. There are a few overground spaces that are free. - My husband asked for some ice one evening... They refused to bring it up to the room and said he'd have to go down to the restaurant to fetch it - they then proceeded to charge him €1 for a paper cup of ice?! Seemed very weird for a 4* hotel! We didn't try the hotel restaurant so cannot comment on that. Overall, worth it for the spa with our children, but if it wasn't for that would stay elsewhere.

I smell to smoke into the room!!!! I didn't offer any solution. I had to be 4 days of work and really not even if I wanted to put an ambient in the room for the hard smell of tobacco!! The Finn week told us the reception that the bar would not open, and put us as a solution at 8 p.m. when we went to the front hospital bar. The cleaning leaves much to desire and the gel of the bathroom and the gel of the hands put the same ( and boot half ....) Really bad experience! Without bad the rest of LEON is very nice .Thank you

A hotel with the charm of the Templars, beautifully decorated and well-preserved. The spacious rooms are equipped with antique furniture. Rest on 10 mattresses. It is close to the center and restaurant area. The surrounding public parking lot is very convenient. The breakfast buffet is pretty good. And it's important! ! ! They know Covid very well and always follow the advice to keep everyone safe.

I smell to smoke into the room!!!! I didn't offer any solution. I had to be 4 days of work and really not even if I wanted to put an ambient in the room for the hard smell of tobacco!! The Finn week told us the reception that the bar would not open, and put us as a solution at 8 p.m. when we went to the front hospital bar. The cleaning leaves much to desire and the gel of the bathroom and the gel of the hands put the same ( and boot half ....) Really bad experience! Without bad the rest of LEON is very nice .Thank you

We have been sightseeing in the area and reserved this Melia with great expectations. I’m afraid Mr Escarrer would be a bit disappointed. On the plus side, the receptionists were really friendly and attentive, with the right helpful attitude. We could say the same about the staff in the cafeteria. The downside was the quality of the food in the cafeteria/bar/restaurant. Frozen chips in a Melia? The chicken fingers to pick at seemed to be a chicken escalope sliced and refried, making it dry and tasteless. Perhaps the menu ought to be relooked at because the premises are really nice. The room was fine although having to go to a vending machine in the lobby to get your minibar products kind of defeats the purpose of a minibar in the room. Breakfast was adequate although not what you expect from a hotel advertised as a Melia affiliate. All on all, a “pass” thanks to the staff.

Very unimpressed with this AC Marriott property. Arrived on a Friday after a very hard week. Staff has been very hands off. Bathroom is outdated and below par. The worst of the worst was no food service, no room service, and basically no service on the weekends. Their restaurant is closed Fri, Sat, and Sun. Very disappointing after walking all day and expecting to enjoy a nice evening in my room. I’d pass on this property and spend your euros elsewhere. Done with Marriott in Europe after a several bad stays.

I liked the location,in less than a quarter of an hour walking you reach any point of your interest, we have a very good rest. Quality/price of the very good room(that the cathedral is viewed from the window of the room to far ... was a plus We wanted to enjoy the city and from the hotel it was easy.

The best hotel in the summer.It is a pleasure to find you with a good team, both reception,restauration,services. How educated people,willing to work and with a smile, always. We will surely return. From check-in to out. Super clean rooms, bathroom. Breakfast buffet*****, from the best views. And we are very travelled. Congratulations to the entire team.

LocTion is fine. Sadly the hotel was not really up to a 3 star standard. Room was small, beds comfy enough but very noisy with squeaks every time you moved. Room didnt look like picture advertised. Out of window was a large extraction flume that covered any view of reat hotel. Generally the room was noisy from outside passers-by and cleaners in the am. The hotel is part of the nest door hostel so not sure if we were put in that sort of room or they all are like this. I have stayed in better hostel rooms. Laundry service not provided but you can use the hostels machines. Room was generally tired with fixtures around light switches hanging off and yellow water stains in bath tub.

stayed there with family for two nights, perfect location for strolling around the city and enjoying what Leon has to offer hotel has an interesting interior and has decent offering of food, as a tea drinker would prefer some better options at breakfast overall satisfied

A very nice hotel in a good location, approx a 15 min walk to the centre. Room clean and comfortable. It was disappointing that the bar/snack bar was not operational due to the coffee machine being out of order and reception had no idea when it would be repaired, we stayed for three nights but it was out of order for the whole of our stay. The breakfast room was bright & airy with friendly staff and a reasonable selection of food. An enjoyable stay.

What a great hotel, full of history, with a not to be missed museum and ancient convent next door. The Parador is a renovation of the sixteenth-century Monastery-Hospital of San Marcos for pilgrims walking the Camino Frances, and is one of the most important monuments of the Spanish Renaissance. Our room was in the renovated part overlooking the Plaza de San Marcos. It had a spectacular view, and was quiet, spacious, charming, and luxurious. The art in the common areas is impressive as are the exposed excavations of the ancient hospital and earlier dwellings. A great place to stay for a last night of comfort if you are planning on starting your Camino in Leon. It is located right on The Way with a monument to the pilgrim right out the front door.

POSITIVES - Hotel Spa which has several pools and accepts children over a certain age. - Room cleaning very good. - Reception and Spa staff pleasant. - Set in nice and quiet countryside. NEGATIVES - Hotel needs refurbishment: wall paper coming up, mildew around bath, toilet flush kept stalling. And the hotel decoration is generally a bit dated. - Beds not very comfy and only one pillow per person. - Hotel several kms from the city - I would only stay here for city tourism with a car. - Breakfast doesn't have the biggest selection, is in a room with no natural lighting and they are abrupt when it finishes - switch music and some of lights off and immediately start telling people it's time to leave! - Spa is expensive. - Pay extra for underground parking per day. There are a few overground spaces that are free. - My husband asked for some ice one evening... They refused to bring it up to the room and said he'd have to go down to the restaurant to fetch it - they then proceeded to charge him €1 for a paper cup of ice?! Seemed very weird for a 4* hotel! We didn't try the hotel restaurant so cannot comment on that. Overall, worth it for the spa with our children, but if it wasn't for that would stay elsewhere.

The hotel is very good. Breakfast is very good. The hotel is two or three minutes walk to the center of the ancient city, and the hotel parking fee is 15 euros a night. The hotel's toiletries are very advanced brands. Hotel service attitude is also very good. The hotel restaurant is the first in the area, but it feels like dinner.

Warm service, convenient underground parking, large room, clean, quiet, moderate bed. Tired of playing, dinner at the hotel, tastes good. You can walk to the attractions, not far away. There is a big supermarket below the hotel.

Stayed on a recent business trip at the start of March, a wonderful hotel in a great location. Attentive staff very willing to help with your every need make you feel welcome at all times. Avoid the rooms at reception level mine was terribly noisy although very nice other than that.

We were reaching Salamanca at 10.30pm and emailed the hotel to let them know and they replied reassuring me that there is a 24 hour reception which was very nice of them. Location was great as we wanted to walk around the old town, only the Roman bridge to cross. The price (room only) wad very good for the 4 star hotel it is. We paid 10 euro each for a buffet breakfast, where there was quite a lot of choice - I loved the pan con tomate (bread with olive oil and tomato which is a typical spanish thing!). The room as super clean and big, bathroom well equiped. Staff was friendly, professional and helpful. We will not hesitate to come back on our next visit!

Since 2013 I have been staying at this hotel during four weeks (second week of May - first week of June) a year. Since my first time here, I have felt like being at home. All personnel are very welcoming and do everything they can to help you enjoy your stay. Their offer full breakfast with great hot and cold options; and you can enjoy it while contemplating one of the most beautiful views over Plaza Mayor (main square). Furthermore, location is unbeatable. Overall, I love staying here year after year; I already consider them part of my extended family!

The hotel has its own large car park for easy self-driving tour. The hotel is in an excellent location, overlooking the old town of Salamanca. The hotel restaurant service is very good, the breakfast is rich and the quality is high. The ”Spanish sirloin” in the local dinner set is full of heat and meat, which is worthy of special recommendation. The hotel lobby and room cleaning service maintains the brand's consistently high standard and is satisfactory.

This hotel is in the middle of the countryside. La Albercha is about 1 km away which is a medieval village. The hotel we thought would be old but it was a mocked temple however saying this we had a lovely large room with a terrace. The pool is lovely a little cold and the wind can catch you. The staff was great and the breakfast delicious. We would love to come back-gracias

The hotel is cheaply located near many stores and has a private parking right in front of the door. The rather small rooms are well furnished, the bathroom has a bathtub. Air conditioning is not controlable (no tocar). The room was a little bright, but the neighbors were quiet. The reception was unusually closed at 5 p.m. The bar was constantly closed. The four stars are therefore not eligible. The cheap breakfast with € 6.50 was quite simple. The hot food or normal bread was not there, milk and butter I was looking forgivenly. The coffee full-automated beans used. Price mostly cheap.

Our stay at Hacienda Zorita was perfect in every way, truly faultless. From the moment we arrived the staff greeted us and let us know that we were much appreciated guests who were going to be well cared for in a highly professional yet relaxed and friendly way. Dreamy and romantic are the adjectives that come to mind when describing this ancient monastery dating back to 1366, located on the river Tormes. There simply could not be a more perfect setting for a wedding. Our daughter and son-in-law were married here and the entire day was joyous. As far as organisation was concerned, every stage of the day ran as smooth as a very well oiled machine. High quality organic food and wine is produced at this venue. The standard of the food and drink served to a large number of guests at each stage of the day went over and above expectations. The generous servings of a multitude of delicious canapies upon arrival was quite a happy topic of conversation amongst the guests. All this served with ice cold glasses of champagne from a strong number of smart well-trained waiting staff. This set the scene for a day that the staff grasped with determination to ensure that each and every guest had the time of their lives. The experience of staying as a hotel guest was equally world class. The rooms are charming and rustic, in keeping with the history of the building, whilst providing luxury and all the usual facilities one expects of a hotel of this standing. The beds and luxurious bedding deserve a mention in their own right for the comfort and wonderful night's sleep they provided. The grounds are well manicured and fascinating, providing walks with views to delight the eye around every corner, after which one can wander into the main house at what seemed like any time and sit by the river to be served delicious food. Such is the pride in the meat and cheese they produce, that they have a special room with a glass wall to display what is on offer! There is a small spa on the premises which we didn't visit but I was told by another guest that they also offer massage and it was excellent. The location of this great historic hotel complex is idyllic, set deep in glorious countryside yet 10 mins drive from Salamanca and all its history and exquisite architecture. Pick up the phone and reception always get a taxi there within 20 mins. What more can I say? Hacienda Zorita will undoubtedly call us back time and time again.

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After waiting for three years to return because of the international travel restrictions, we found that this hotel has become one of Spain's most disappointing experiences in the last decade. Although the spa services continue to be of high quality and good value, the Restaurante Converso has become a trucker's stop with Manhattan prices. During a stay of one week, we couldn't stand the third night of airplane food, poor service, and outlandish prices. Instead, we decide to eat at the bar/cafeteria, which, at least, doesn't have the whiff of sophistication. Add to this that the suite had problems that you shouldn't find in a 5-star hotel (request extra towels and robes after spa services, replenish bottles of water, remind that the laundry was due two days ago, and, worse of all, ask to turn on the toilet tank's valve), and I can't recommend this hotel to anyone for the prices they charge. Sad to witness the descent to mediocrity and outright deception of a company that offered good value both at Burgo de Osma and Valbuena del Duero in the mid-2010s.

At the last moment we changed our plans of staying in the Castilla Termal in Valbuena to stay here and be in town. Big mistake. The drive to get to the hotel is difficult through a narrow street by the river dodging people walking on the street and then a bridge that hardly fits two cars. But we did it for three days with only one hit to the curb. The hotel inside is nice. You can see the Castillo Peñafiel from the parking lot. Nice photo. As soon as you enter it smells clean and is very clean. We noticed that right away. The 3 points instead of 2 is because of the cleanliness. Also the restaurant was nice for one night. The beds were comfortable, but the bathroom was a challenge. You could hardly open the glass door to enter the shower because the bidet stops it. The shower was this huge system that you had to get under it to turn it on. As soon as you turned it on, you would get this hard spray of cold water to your head. We left the setting to open the hand held spray first and we put it facing the wall. Once the water heat up a little, we would change the setting to the shower, but still got a hard hit gosh of cold water first. it was annoying, to say the least. One of the sprays came straight to your chest and trying to avoid it, it soaked the towels hanging on the other wall . That's how strong this thing is. There was no space to stand to the side of this huge shower system. From the first day we kept letting the front desk know that our a/c was not stopping once it reached the temp we set of 24. Every night we kept having to get up to turn it off because it was too cold and then turn it on because the room was hot. We let them know every single day for three days and all we got was a front desk attendant trying to figure out the problem in her head. One of her recommendations was that she was going to set it to 23. I guess they control it, but that didn't make any sense. We got tired of trying to get them to understand. We left early in the morning and came back at the end of the day, so they had ample time to send someone to our room to fix it or at least look at it and see if it had something to do with the settings. On the last day we forgot to remove the red sign and the room was not cleaned, but that was our fault. But no comment that they had sent someone then, which would have been just as bad since it was our third day complaining, so they completely ignored our request and upon check out did not even apologize for the inconvenience we dealt with for 3 days. Breakfast was included, but we tried to go somewhere else and could not find any place nearby. The choices were not that great. The first day we asked for a tortilla and was offered bacon with it so we said okay. The tortilla was a flat rolled up omelette with nothing in it and the bacon was not cooked to a crisp. It was still pink and soft. They have parking right in front of the hotel, but you have to pay for it when you're already paying to stay there. That do

We arrived very early since we had to drop off our rental car in the train station. There was a reserved parking space in front of the hotel to drop off our luggage and do the check in. This was great. We were able to return the car and start walking the city without having to drag the suitcases to the hotel. We came back to the hotel at about 3:00pm. Our room was very nice. The decor was very pretty. There was enough space in the room and the bathroom to feel comfortable. The hotel was very nice. The location not the best to be close to the center of town, but it worked for us since the next day we walked to the train station to take the train back to Madrid.

Very central hotel, excellent staff treatment, large room, very comfortable bed, a hotel to return, has parking, very varied continental breakfast, provided us city plan and recommendations to visit, Congratulations to the staff and address of the hotel, thank you for the good treatments you have made.

Bed was comfortable. Furniture was new and clean...same for the bathroom. The room was hot. The air-conditioning was not working and when we asked about it, we were told that the cool air system hadn't been turned on. It was miserable during the day and uncomfortable at night. However, the room was advertised as having air-conditioning. Not much good if it's not able to be used. The bathroom door was about 1/3 meter from the side of the bed next. The door was a glass type of nearly see-through material. It would be fine if you were alone, but awkward otherwise. Finally, the parking was 14€ a night. At other Sercotel hotels there was no charge. The staff were friendly and helpful.

The hotel is a good hotel with easy and free parking right next to the Plaza Mayor, and is about 25 minutes walking distance from Plaza Mayor, so the best thing is to go by car and use the excellent underground park that exists on that square.

The room was very nice and cheap but there are some ”serious” faults. To start with two lights suddenly, it will be that we had very bad luck. In addition to the shower we don't know very well why but it was impossible to douche **** because it changed The hotel was very clean and careful.

This is a beautiful hotel. The renaissance columns from the former palace are in evidence in the dining room and hallways. Paloma is the true star of the show in staff. She goes out of her way to be super helpful. She made sure I was taken care of when I left, since I was going home alone. It is centrally located in the old town. There was a charming Christmas market, and the Plaza is ringed with restaurants and shops, in addition to a long pedestrian shopping plaza with anything you could want, including groceries. The only thing I wished for was a coffee pot in the room, but that is probably and American thing anyway.

I selected this hotel through Bonvoy app as I was driving from Lisbon to Munich. I had somehow low expectations however it turned out to be a very good stay. I liked the style of the hotel. The room was on the second floor. The bed was comfortable, the room was overall very clean and quiet. I was so tired and I had a good sleep. My only minor complaint is that the restaurant opening hours were quite late and there was nothing to eat around 18:00 other than room service. After waiting a while I was offered a burger from the room service menu, which was by the way very good. However I would prefer to have a decent meal at the restaurant if it was open earlier. Breakfast was very good.