Hotel Puerta De La Santa

Host is the most helpful guy you would ever meet , he parked our motorcycle in his own garage for our stay . He made us most welcome to everything nothing to much trouble. Fantastic

This was our first night in Spain, very nice room , much more modern than the exterior of the building would indicate... and very clean. Beds were euro firm but we slept well - comfortable. Spacious because we got the "accessible room" I think. Its VERY convenient to town - just outside the wall.. and lots of free parking nearby (and a paid lot nearby). Its easy to find if you just follow the road next to the wall. Harder to find if you try to get there from "down the hill" but doable. We didn't eat there, but here is a churro shop 10 min walk away if like us you are "6 AM people". the view from our room wasn't fantastic (street scene) but it was super convenient for a quick walk into the old town but with great parking options.

This hotel is located immediately outside one of the gates of the impressive medieval city wall, access to the wall and the old city center could not be easier. The walk along the wall back to the hotel was magical and unforgettable as the wall and its towers were nicely illuminated. Our family room had 4 comfortable twin beds. Entire room and the facility itself was no-frills but spotless and pleasant. Staff did not speak much English but very friendly. Plenty of free parking right outside and there is also a paid underground garage close by. Very easy to access by car. Hotel has a cafeteria but we did not try the food. Breakfast offerings at 6 am was rather paltry so we did not linger. The family room is on the top floor, so although generous in square footage, about 1/3 of it is under a low sloped ceiling - which is perfect for laying out your suitcases and for little toddlers (there is even a mini table and chair set for toddlers!). My older kids thought it was charming as well, but I kept bumping my head on the ceiling. On the other hand, the view of the city wall and the new city below in the valley was awesome. In summary, may not be great for the extended stays for "tall" people, but perfect as an overnight stop due to its accessible location, proximity to the city, and pleasant interiors.

Location is key for this hotel, located immediately outside one of the entrances to the walled city. This otherwise is like a budget hotel run by the owner of the attached cafe. It is clean, modern, comfortay and basic. A plus point is that you can access the cafe direct from the hotel side for a decent continental breakfast. On the downside it has no car park of its own but there is a secure public car park less than 50 metres away.

This hotel is situated just outside the mediaeval wall, very near the centre of the old part of the city. Great location. You'll need a good map or a GPS to get to the hotel as it's a little tricky. Staff are great. Remember, it's budget accommodation. Rooms are small, showers are tiny, corpulent people would have difficulty showering. More attention needs to be paid to cleaning. Bathrooms are clean, but not under the beds or behind the doors. There was hair in the wardrobe and on the floor. Bed was great as were the pillows. Small cafeteria and within easy walking distance from many restaurants and bars. Safe, on street parking and closed parking nearby. Despite the drawbacks, I would recommend this hotel.

This small hotel has an updated Euro style interior. It is clean, well heated, and comfortable. It is located just outside one of the entrances through the wall (muralla) and close to both the Convento de Santa Teresa and the Centro de Misticismo. It has a small cafe attached to it. You can park your car free on the street by the hotel. It is very safe.

Just outside the city wall, this is a small comfortable immaculate hotel. The location is very convenient just outside the gate to the historic center and a few minutes walking takes one to the center square. Our room was quiet, spotless and sparkling! We were able to park on the street for free both nights of our stay but there is a garage close by for a fee.||There is a small restaurant in the hotel where you can purchase breakfast. One morning we had coffee and toast and the next morning we went to Hotel Palacio de los Velada in town for a beautiful buffet breakfast. Wifi is free. We would recommend this hotel for value and convenience.

The hotel was a little tricky to find, but is in a great position with free street parking almost outside, we parked about 30 metres away. While not inside the medieval walls the hotel is literally right outside, 10 metres away. It was better than basic, but very clean, nice rooms and a very friendly manager, there is a cafe attached.

This is a lovely, small hotel set right next to the city wall. It is modern and very clean and you will be warmly welcomed by the Owner. Don't forget to try the Bizcocho de naranja or the sweet potato almond biscuit ideal for those cannot have gluten.