Hotel Infanta Isabel Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

There was a proprietary hotel parking space at the entrance of the hotel, but it was still trailed by the police. It was said that the car could be parked for 15 minutes and was fined more than 100 euros, and the hotel did not have other parking lots.

This boutique hotel surprised me; it was the best hotel I stayed at in Spain. Located very close to the old town center, it's a converted monastery with a simple yet cozy interior. The bedding was nice, the bathroom was large, and there was plenty of drinking water. I had a very comfortable stay, and it was definitely worth the price of just over a thousand euros. If I had to nitpick, it would be that check-in is only available after 3 PM, and one of the front desk staff was very unfriendly.

Firstly this hotel is fabulous because of its location on a hill. Potentially you would need transport if you intend on going into Segovia (taxis are few and far between) Segovia centre is definitely worth a trip. The views from the hotel are breathtaking day and night. We walked into Segovia centre it takes about 50 miles and it's about 3.5 miles one way. The Staff are extremely friendly and some speak very good English. It's a hidden gem. The Pool area is well maintained with a life guard. Sun loungers and static parasols readily available. We were on a half board basis and I truly recommend it. The breakfast had ample choice and cooked was available at an additional charge. Even dinner was exceptional I can highly recommend the salmon the hake and the tuna salad as well as the chocolate pud. I didn't find the local spirits / drinks or wine and beer overly expensive. We stayed for 2 nights but I could easily have stayed a few days longer to totally relax. The Weather was extremely hot during our stay 33 degrees and we had the most wonderful downpour of rain whilst sipping wine on the terrace of which there are a few but not all open because it's early in the season. My only issue was dinner at 9pm for us it was a little late. Remember to reserve a table as the check-in desk doesn't seem to tell guests who are checking in. However you could have bought lunch from 1.30pm cafe/bar area or paid for a reservation at the restaurant. The Pool area provide towels but you must have the (towel card) with you to collect these from the pool attendant the card is provided by hotel reception.

Facilities: Complete facilities, some history Sanitation: Clean and tidy Environment: The starting point of the ancient Roman aqueduct is diagonally opposite the hotel on the left Walking distance to the ancient city center Service: The front desk is proactive and enthusiastic. Helped call a taxi to the train station in the morning Sumptuous breakfast

All right, the staff treatment, the director explains how the Mudéjar house was born (very interesting and charming). We will be sure that it didn't give us time to the spa. And the perfect location. Thank you very much

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

Excellent hotel for tourists. Location - at the beginning of the walking route to the sights: with the Aqueduct - nearby. The Cathedral and the main square - 10 minutes along the shopping street, then 10 minutes to the Alcazar. Breakfasts are excellent for every taste: good jamon, lomo, cheeses, hot dishes, pastries, fruits, wonderful coffee. From the AVE train station, bus number 11, they say about 20 minutes. By taxi - about 12 euros, 10 minutes.