Hotels near Belén de ganchillo, Leon

I spent 2 nights here in Leon on a break during the pilgrimage to Santiago, and it was a really excellent choice!! ^^ I really want to recommend it to people. The interior structure was also very good in harmony with antique and modern, and it felt like I was spending time in a mansion. I want to come again next time! ^^

Built in the 14th century in 1370, this building provides the location of this quaint hotel that is centrally located right at the beginning of the desirable and touristy “barrio húmedo” section of León. Within a short walking distance to all shops, restaurants, bars and the main attraction, the Leon Cathedral, you’ll never be far from anything you could want. There’s a restaurant in the hotel that I heard was very good (although on the pricey side) but I never ate there. The local bars and cafe’s all serve tapas gratis with any beverage ordered and there’s no shortage of places to eat! The hotel staff were extremely friendly and helpful and even though they have set hours at the front desk, every guest gets their own code to get in if it’s past those hours. I’d read that since it’s an old building, that the walls are thin and it can get quite loud, especially if you are closer to street level or over restaurant. I was on 3rd floor and had no issues. Sometimes you could hear people coming in late and the old wood floors creak a little, but it never bothered me and guests were pretty respectful. Nice large tub and shower area. Small tv, that I never used once…no need to when there’s so much nearby to do! I’d stay here again for sure!

Ubicación genial para recorrer el centro de Leon y probar su gastronomía por sus bares en la zona de húmedo! Además en la esquina está el Rebote parada obligada para probar sus croquetas! Pasamos 4 días por aquí y tanto la atención de las chicas que trabajan como todos los huéspedes que conocimos genial, un ambiente del camino De Santiago

Read the reviews on here and was worried what to expect, however it exceeeded our expacttions and is well worth short sty break. Parking alongsde is ideal if driving and easy to find , instructons spot on Checkin great, really good English on reception thankfully, and walk to rooms was like an antique centre with beutifaul pieces everywhere harking back to its heritage as a convent. Its really close to main town as well, so 5 minute walk downhill and your at the cathedral and top of town. Didn't see a hotel bar as such, however its only a base. Rooms basic but good, although air con needs to crank up a bit. Now the best bit, we bookd one of their music dinners in the clositers, a sort of modern music type event (they do classics as we). lots of tables laid out, perfromer area all n the gardens, then a fantastic 5 coure meal and flowing wine made for a great night, all for about 60 euro each. Superb evening Breakfast was the only let down for us, really poor selection of food, not replenished , and had to clear our own table 3 mornings in a row as no staff anywhere. This is not a top end luxury hotel with super attentive service, its a quirky older hotel as a base for exploring and fantastic evening entertnment some nights.

Overall nice hotel, ok reception, BUT the employees seemed forced to be untruthful when it came to whether or not the A/C worked. The window to one of our rooms was open upon our arrival and the so called A/C or ventilation system had to be turned on. It started, but there was no cool air. We were offered to change rooms and embarked upon a wild goose chase trying to find a cooler room on the floor below. The window in the new room was also wide open, letting in the hot outside air. The A/C did not work there either so we stayed in the original rooms. Large rooms and large bathrooms. The shower was a bit small for the size of the bathroom and the shower door in one room was very creaky. The employees tried hard, but the management was clearly lacking.

The hotel is very good, the hotel staff are very enthusiastic, gave us maps, printed tickets, the hotel environment is very good, you can see the University of Leon directly, behind it is a big supermarket, the hotel can cook, my fiancee and I made porridge, Boiled noodles, the bus is also convenient, 6 roads and 1 road can be reached, it is worth living

Nuestra experiencia no fue mala de un inicio. Nos atendieron muy bien, nos explicaron que el ascensor por ser el edificio estructura antigua llegaba hasta medias alturas.. algo que no nos importó aún llevando carrito de niño. Era asumible por la situación y precio. Una vez descargado el equipaje e instalados en la habitación, escuchamos una música que salía de una puerta situada al lado de la puerta de nuestro baño. Cuando el vecino habló con su compañera, es como si estuviera dentro de nuestra habitación. Compartimos todo tipo de ruidos, música, conversaciones, gases... ronquidos... llamamos al teléfono de contacto para solicitar cambio de habitación, no nos lo proporcionaron saliendo en Booking disponibilidad de dos habitaciones. Nuestro hijo de 2 años no pudo qued**** dormido hasta la madrugada y nosotros, por lo que podéis leer, tampoco. Además, la luz, se colaba también por debajo y laterales de esa puerta, por lo que teníamos a mayores luz indirecta hasta que a los vecinos se les ocurrió apagarla. Yo no contraté una habitación '' compartida'', para eso hay otro tipo de hoteles.

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.