With four other friends I stayed in this 3 stars hotel for a night in August 2011. And I must say, for that price it was a pleasant hotel stay. For two rooms (one with a couple bed and one with a couple and a single bed) and a parking spot we paid only 28 euros p.p.
The hotel is located in the centre of Salamanca, close to the Plaza Mayor where all the bars and clubs are. The lobby is ok, personnel was really friendly and helped us to understand how Salamanca’s centre is structured. The rooms were okay, nothing special and the beds could be more comfortable. The bath room was nice with a bath and had seals to show that the toilet was cleaned. Television was small, room was clean but felt old. The parking space was small and it took me 5 minutes to get out of it because people had parked their cars in wrong places. The neighboors were noisy playing hard music at night but we didn't mind.

The hotel is good if you are on a budget and want to be close to the city centre, it’s cheap! If you’re looking for luxury, you should look for a more expensive hotel.

And a tip for the hotel: the note on the door says schoonmEken but it should be schoonmAken.

Very convenient location for all the sights and has some parking too, very suitable for motorbikes as it can be a little tight. The historic tower just over the lane is a delightful quirk and useful landmark.

We stayed here for one night in May 2010. The location is probably the biggest plus, as it is just a few blocks from Plaza Major. We were able to walk leisurely to there, the cathedral and the university. It's not on a main drag but off a few blocks. Another plus is the parking, there is a parking garage UNDER the hotel. Which leads to the minus --the entrance is narrow, steep, and circular!! Upon entering you drive down two levels in a tight circle!! Around and around. Coming up you had better be good at driving a stick shift if you rented one!! My partner did fine, he just took a deep breath and went for it while I waited up-top to be sure door stayed open (it's timed, once reception opens it I think you have twenty minutes) and no pedestrian happened by. Our room was so-so, kinda small, nothing special for sure. The safe didn't work and I had to go to reception three times -- the guy finally had to re-program it or something. The help was lackadaisical. The breakfast was nothing memorable. We could hear students partying down the street until dawn then, like vampires, when the sun came up they were suddenly silent. Overall, not a pleasant stay.

Bonus for paid parking in the hotel and it was clean. We had a small room facing a courtyard, but it wasn't quiet and it was quite warm. I went down to the desk staff to ask about the air conditioning and was told it wasn't on (he didn't speak english, I speak limited spanish). From the looks of the temperature control in the room if even if the air had been on in the hotel you couldn't control it in your room) so in order to sleep we had to leave the windows open which face an apartment building with the usual sounds you'd expect but that make sleeping difficult. The piece holding the shower head was broken and clearly the staff knew this, so why not fix it? What a pain. Also we couldn't get the internet to work in our room, but at least there was a PC you could use in the lobby . . . when the staff wasn't on it.

This is a 2 star hotel, and for that it's definitely worth the money, but there's no way anyone should rate it any higher. Just lower your expectations.