My wife and I stayed here for one night whilst travelling home from Southern Spain. We were tired after a very long drive and decided to forego a more prestigious restaurant, of which there are several in Vitoria, to eat in the hotel dining room. Imagine our surprise when we were treated to as good a meal as we had eaten anywhere during the previous four weeks. It comprised local dishes, the staff who were very friendly and helpful did not speak English, but delivered truly delicious food. The best was the local dessert which was small but with a wonderful flavour. All of this including a bottle of house wine cost a mere €19 each! The breakfast was very good indeed as was the accommodation. All in all, an excellent stay at a very reasonable price. Additionally, a secure garage is located under the hotel which when travelling with a loaded car is important.

I stayed one night at Silken Hotel Ciudad de Vitoria with my boyfriend in August 2011. Our primary reason for visiting Vitoria was to dine at Zaldiaran, Vitoria’s 1-starred Michelin restaurant (fabulous and not-expensive 10-course tasting menu – my warmest recommendations!) and we hadn’t expected much of the town itself. But Vitoria turned out to be a nice little gem – and so did Silken Hotel!

This is a god quality, 4-starred hotel offering nice, quiet and well-equipped rooms in a good, central location. The staff in the reception was friendly and helpful and we enjoyed our stay. I think we paid around 60-65 Euros for the double room, and with that in mind I would definitely say that Silken offers some an exceptional quality in that price range!

......which is hard to find in Europe - most European 4* hotels would struggle to get 3 stars in Asia. This hotel thoroughly desreves its rating.
From the friendly checkin (good English), the good sized room, the facilities and appointments in the room, and the general service level, I can only praise the establishment - and the room rate was very good
I wish I could have stayed longer

We stayed 2 nights at Cuidad Vitoria. The hotel is just a short walk from the cent6re of town. The girls on reception both spoke English and were extremely helpful. We ate breakfast here each day as the breakfast buffet is very reasonable (16Euro) and the choice of hot and cold foods will keep you going most of the day. This seems to be the norm in Spain so breakfast is a good time to eat a hearty meal as dinner is served very late (after 9pm) The rooms were smart, clean and the bed very comfortable. Despite being sandwiched between two roads the rooms were quiet. There are many good restaurants within a short wlak in the centrte of the town around the two park areas. Most eveneiing the locals were out strolling through the city and parks and we enjoyed lots of wine at the local cafe's where a glass is less than 1euro.