


Overview:
Behind its sandstone façade the hotel reveals 81 bright rooms dressed in soothing neutrals and polished wood. A relaxed lounge bar spills onto a leafy terrace in summer, while business guests appreciate fast Wi-Fi and airy meeting rooms. After a day tracing student haunts and Renaissance courtyards, return for a siesta in cool, quiet comfort before heading out for tapas with the locals.
Amenities, Sports & Entertainment:
This is very much a city bolthole: think comfortable sofas, a well-stocked lobby bar and helpful concierge rather than organised entertainment. Guests can hire bikes for riverside rides, catch up on emails in the business corner or unwind with a cocktail on the terrace as the sun sets over the cathedral towers. Reception can arrange guided walking tours, golf tee-times or excursions to the vineyards of the Arribes del Duero.
Food and Drink:
Mornings begin with a generous buffet laden with ibérico hams, manchego cheeses, fresh fruit, pastries and live egg-cooking. Throughout the day the bar-cafeteria serves light bites, local wines and Salamanca craft beers, perfect for a quick refuel between sightseeing. Room service is available until late for guests who prefer a quiet night in.
Dining Options:
Rooms:
Standard Doubles feature queen or twin beds, smart TV, minibar, laptop-sized safe, desk and a marble bathroom with deep bathtub and rainfall shower. Superior Rooms add extra space and cathedral-facing windows, while Junior Suites include a separate lounge, sofa-bed and Nespresso machine – ideal for longer stays. All categories offer blackout curtains, pillow menu, parquet flooring and daily housekeeping for a restful retreat.



