The rooms were nice. The location wasn't too bad - you walk a long way uphill to get to the cathedral and alcazar, but it's difficult to take a car. The staff irritated us because they offered spanish speaking guests additional breakfast items that they did not offer us as Americans. The breakfast was hot scrambled eggs and bacon one... more

We stayed here for 3 nights in September and found it to be the perfect base to explore the glorious town and surrounds of Segovia. The service was first class with staff always happy to assist with anything we required. This included making a number of phone calls to other hotels when we decided to change our itinerary (and to... more

This hotel is a former monastery. In summer you can have lunch and dinner in the cloister. Most of the common rooms have retained the charm of the old building, especially the beautiful ceilings. The rooms are more modern-looking. The hotel is roughly a ten-minute walk to the main square where the aqueduct is and where the stairs lead up... more

We like to walk & we easily walked from the hotel to everything in Segovia: the aqueduct (which is only a couple of blocks away), the cathedral, & the Alcazar, and then wandered through the old lanes and alleyways on our way back. Our room was clean & nice, comfortable bed, kind of trendy decor, bathroom with shower comfortable, people... more

We stayed here for 3 nights in September 2009 on a driving tour of Castille. The hotel is right by the start of the Roman aquaduct (where it is only a few feet high), which you follow for about ten minutes to the bottom of town where the aquaduct spans the valley in a series of spectacular arches - when... more

We stayed here one night on a driving trip through Spain. Very helpful staff, delicious breakfast, convenient free parking. Within walking distance of the Aqueduct and Plaza. Pretty good walk to the Alcazar, but can be done. Would definitely stay here again. more

We stopped in Segovia for 2 nights on our way from the Costa Blanca to Bilbao. Segovia was an ideal choice, beautiful medieval town and the choice of the Hotel San Real was a very good one. Located just at the very start of the famous aquaduct (at this stage looks just like a wall!) a short walk from the... more

For some odd reason, I wasn't expecting very much from this hotel. It turned out to be a very pleasant surprise. The location is terrific, especially if you're driving. Lots of free parking either under shade structures or underground (drivers' choice.) The breakfast (mine was included) was terrific, with a big selection of very appetizing offerings, including big plates of... more

We stayed at the San Antonio el Real for one night of our eight nights in Spain. The hotel has a nice ambiance and friendly staff. The room was small with only a small window looking out to nothing, but nicely decorated and the bathroom was clean with a good shower, etc. The bed was very comfortable. The hotel is... more