Hotels With Gym in Castile and Leon, Spain

Very fancy hotel. This is a stunning hotel in the heart of Burgos, opposite of the incredible cathedral. The breakfast area looks like it's a former church. Absolutely beautiful! The good: - Spacious room. - Dogs welcome. -Organic (and delicious) coffee and tea in the room (Nespresso capsules). -Breakfast very rich and a lot of choices. -Underground parking at 20€/night. The bad: -35€ for the dogs per night, might be the most expensive I've ever paid for them. -I had an unpleasant experience with the man working at the breakfast area. He came up to my table and spoke fast and a lot. I understand some Spanish but it was too much. He saw that I didn't understand and said “no comprende” and left. Very rude! By observing the other tables I understood that he was asking if I wanted to order something from the kitchenand listed all the different options. It would have been nice to do that!

Great location easy to walk around. Good breakfast section with cava. Service of staff polite. Parking right next to hotel with discount. Air conditioning adequate for the month of june. Only downside, some noise at night from the plaza (guess young people partying and talking)

Very welcoming staff, bedroom was clean and sofa bed was prepared for my son to sleep in. Good location with easy access by car and parking was available.

There is plenty of car parking spaces on the hotel grounds. The staff were friendly, helpful and could speak very good English which was very used as we do not speak Spanish! The hotel is a beautiful old building which had been modernised with consideration. Our room was extremely clean with a comfortable bed. The shower was adequate for our one night stay. The TV only had a news channel availing English, and the TV was an older style so we could not plug in any additional technology. We ate dinner in the restaurant as it would have been too long a walk in the rain. The food was reasonable and the house wine was very good. The cost of the meal though was very over priced. I would stay here again but maybe not have a meal in the restaurant due only to the price. The restaurant staff were lovely.

This boutique hotel surprised me; it was the best hotel I stayed at in Spain. Located very close to the old town center, it's a converted monastery with a simple yet cozy interior. The bedding was nice, the bathroom was large, and there was plenty of drinking water. I had a very comfortable stay, and it was definitely worth the price of just over a thousand euros. If I had to nitpick, it would be that check-in is only available after 3 PM, and one of the front desk staff was very unfriendly.

It was very convenient as it was located right next to the bus terminal. I arrived a little early, so I went to the front desk, but I couldn't check in until the scheduled time of 2:00 PM. (This is understandable, though...) I checked in at 2:00 PM and headed to my room, but the hallway was still being cleaned, with about three people chatting loudly while cleaning, making it difficult to move forward with my luggage. The room was clean, but for some reason the light switch was sticky. It would make a big difference if they wiped these kinds of things thoroughly during cleaning. The toilet water kept trickling for a long time. It doesn't affect the stay, but I wondered about it from an ecological standpoint... This was in room 2001. I think it would be good if they fixed it. The shower temperature and water pressure were perfect, and it felt great.

After explicitly asking for a wedding bed, they delivered a room with twin beds. The breakfast was OK, 2.6 it wasn't bad, but it wasn't good or excellent either (something you expect from a 4* hotel) although it had variety. Despite not having eaten at the hotel restaurant, the experience was not the best. After my wife and I sat down at the table (affordably priced and expected to be a hotel restaurant) the waitress took 3 dishes to the other tables. as the 3 dishes returned to the kitchen. After seeing the constant mistakes made by the kitchen, I didn't have the courage or confidence to order anything from the menu. As for the Spa: a very high price for a 1H:15M tour. Better to include it in the hotel night package. Apart from the price, the conditions and condition of the space were fine, only the Turkish bath must have had some kind of fault, because the temperature was quite lower than it should have been (around 47ºC). Would you come back? Yes, I think it wasn't the best time due to the receptions and graduation events that were at the hotel, imagine that the workers were trying their best to try to please everyone who was staying or spending time with their family. Furthermore, it is in a quiet place and just a few minutes from Salamanca. Next to the Hotel there is a park close to the Tormes River, which unfortunately due to the bad weather we were unable to enjoy.

This is a very old hotel with an air conditioner that's over 30 years old. I was on the top floor and it was so hot! The air conditioner didn't work at all. Lying in bed at night felt like lying in a pot! The room also smelled like urine!

Quite old hotel repair, classic Marriott. The shoes are not issued for some reason. Good cosmetics, there is a free parking for the car, to the center on foot 25 minutes. Good breakfast, diverse.

I liked the hotel, it's a 10-minute walk to the center, there are paid underground parkings and free parking spaces nearby if you travel by car. It was cold outside at night, 1-2 degrees, but it was warm in the room thanks to radiators. There was even a heated floor in the bathroom. Basic breakfast)