Hotels near Church of San Juan Bautista, Carbonero el Mayor

The Aurea Convento Capuchinos was a very pleasant surprise as I didn't know exactly what to expect. None of the photos online did justice to this lovely hotel. The building is centuries old and historic but the interior hotel was built to within the original walls and built to perfection with big rooms and beautiful modern bathrooms. We booked a suite with a Juliet Balcony overlooking the ancient architecture of the historic Segovia Arts building across the road. The room was very quiet as the hotel is about 2 blocks off the crazy center of old town, or the ”Plaza Mayor.” As long as you love walking a bit, this location is perfect. The Aqueduct is just a short walk away but the hotel is far enough away to be in a quiet area rather than in tourist craziness. We didn't use the spa as it wasn't operating when we arrived--maybe next time! The hotel offers a big breakfast for $20 per person, or you can just choose coffee and pastry or whatever you like. There isn't actually a restaurant or bar on site, but there sort of IS...the room service menu including bar beverages are available in the beautiful bar area and the limited menu was done very, very well. We actually called for the room service lady twice and ordered in the bar area, totally enjoying our meals. Since it's not actually a bar, you could bring in your own beverage and enjoy it in the beautiful lounge area if you choose. I cannot say enough about how absolutely stunning this hotel is within the ancient architecture of this four-hundred year old historical building. It is not your typical or average hotel; it is wonderfully unique with a staff who aim to please.

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.

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

The apartments are in an amazing location in the historic centre of Segovia, and it was fabulous to look out over Plaza San Martin. The view from the roof terrace is stunning. The apartment is well equipped, but a lot of space was taken up with the kitchen area, and it would benefit from a little more storage space for luggage.

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 location is great for seeing the town. You are on the doorstep of all of it and we had a good view from our room of the viaduct. It is near the bustops but this is not a problem and the triple glazing meant no noise in the room at night. There are a wealth of restaurants and bars within 2 mins walk (also a Burger King and McDonalds should you want). Parking - is very close. I did send an email to the hotel to enquire how it works but got no reply. You park in the public car park right outside the hotel and then the hotel give you a discount card, one for each night you stay. Take the card you got when you enter, present it at the payment station, then present your discount card. Then you will be allowed out. Welcome was efficient and friendly. The room is VERY tired. Our room faced the main road so we had a good view of Segovia. Bed, we asked for twin but got a double, too tired to bother changing rooms. The bed was firm, which we like but pillows were bolster style, which is not good for sharing. Luckily there was a spare in the cupboard so we could have one each. Fridge in the room which was useful. The decoration in the bedroom is dated and shabby but it is the bathroom which is from about 1950s and really needs to be updated. Shower over bath not very good and took a while for the water to come through but it functioned. The walls are paper thin and you can hear EVERYTHING through the wall (not a place for a honeymoon I would suggest). There is no rooftop bar which was one of the attractions but there was plenty to do elsewhere. There is no safe in the room and the air conditioning is so loud you can't really have it on and try to sleep. Overall if you want just a stop on travels this is OK but for no more than one night.

This hotel has so much potential but is let down with its lack of essential amenities such as in room Tea & Coffee making facilities and its dated decor (can't emphasise how much!)...etc. It truly is a 2-star hotel that really doesn't pack any major punches except for its location which is handy to all the major travel sites, bars and restaurants. The attached restaurant is adequate and breakfast was a real hustle & bustle due to the tight environment. At times, the restaurant attendees appeared a bit flustered as they navigated their way through tight areas. We were here visiting familia and quite a few of us. A subtle gesture of a board welcoming our fanily, would have gone a long way. Afterall, we generated quite a bit of revenue for them.

Stopped here for one night whilst visiting Segovia. It's a beautiful hotel, sympathetically modernised from a 15th Century monastery. Our room was large and comfortable and off a corridor surrounding the original monastery cloisters. Staff were friendly and helpful with a reasonable command of English. Plenty of car parking was available and although the hotel website mentions are charge we weren't asked to pay anything. Breakfast was good with a substantial selection of things to choose from. From the hotel, it was a pleasant 20 minute walk following the famous Roman Aqueduct down to the centre of Segovia.

A friendly and professional reception. Comfortable and functional room and good facilities. Great breakfast with dishes made at the moment