We loved this hotel, great location, lovely views, comfortable room. However on a Saturday night we were unable to sleep until the disco stopped at 6 a.m. We were promised a discount but it never arrived so be warned! More

Walking into this hotel was like a trip back in time with the grand entrance hall, card room etc. belonging to another era. We had a double room with a magnificent view, plenty of space and good bathroom and it was very clean and quiet. The staff were very helpful and the location second to none in the heart of... More

I had booked a single room but was upgraded to a big double room. The room itself was clean, comfortable and had ensuite facilities & a flat-screen TV. Away from the entrance area, the hotel is best-described as 'faded grandeur' which adds to its charm. As others have said it is a little old-fashioned, but I'd rather have that than... More

This was my first time staying solo "on vacation" in a long time. My single room was in fact a small entrance hall, about three foot square, with a bathroom off it, and the bedroom itself was about nine foot square and adequately furnished. I could not argue with the 43 euro a night. The main disadvantage was that the... More

This hotel is located in the heart of the city, walking distance to all the attractions. It's an older hotel, but has lots of character and is kept spotless! The only issue I had was that the wireless didn't work, but that may have been a problem with my device. More

Las Sirenas is a large well located hotel on a pedestrian street midway between the Aqueduct and the Plaza Mayor on Plaza Medina del Campo. Because of the proliferation of narrow one-way streets, it’s difficult to locate by car. You can get to within one block of the hotel, then you have to walk. The hotel has just three parking... More

This hotel had nice rooms and a good location. The price is hard to beat. Very hard to find due lots of small one way streets. Location is very accesible to Plaza Mejor and other attractions. WiFi was available in the lobby only. More

The location of this hotel makes this hotel. We really enjoyed the pleasure of exiting the hotel and entering Plaza de San Martin. Most of the rooms look out on to the countryside at the rear of the hotel, although you will see some of the suburbs and the new hospital in the foreground. We had Room 401 which has... More

I turned up in Segovia on Saturday evening in May around 8:30 pm trying to find a room for the night. The first few places were full, and I ended up at Las Sirenas. Staff at front desk were friendly and did their job well - although I can't claim they're particularly knowledgable as advisors on what to see and... More