Located in the historic quarter of the charming town, this 16th-century Palace has been beautifully renovated and stands within pretty gardens – enjoy meals in the fabulous restaurant
Walk up to the ...
Filton Mushroomberry
United Kingdom
Another day another Parador. Not an easy one to find even with a satnav but a beautiful place all the same. The parking on site is very limited but, thankfully, free. Lovely room and a superb (as always) breakfast.
Situated in the heart of Ávila, the hotel lies in the medieval centre, with its enchanting narrow streets, cathedral and the Plaza de Santa Teresa
The building blends in well with it’s the historical...
AM
United Kingdom
Location right in the centre of town and very good access to the city walls
Only 4 minutes' walk from Ávila Cathedral, Hotel Las Leyendas is set in the old town. It is a charming and sympathetically converted manor house that dates back to the 16th century.
The Don Carmelo hotel is located just in front of the San Antonio park, and very close to the historic center of Ávila. Rooms include free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV.
Catherine
Ireland
Location excellent 5 minutes from bus and train stations
Clean, comfortable and cafe on site
The Las Cancelas Hotel is a peaceful, beautiful and ancient inn dating from the 15th century. It is located in the old part of town, facing the cathedral and old town wall.
Mark
United Kingdom
Inside the walls, so handy for main attractions. The restaurant outdoors was fantastic with attentive staff and great food.
Located in Avila, 500 metres from Convent of Saint Teresa, Sofraga Palacio, World Hotels Crafted provides accommodation with a garden, private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Set in Avila, 800 metres from Lienzo Norte Conference and Exhibition Centre, La Casa del Presidente offers accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, private parking, a garden and a shared...
Suryanarayan
India
Historical significance of the property and it’s location within the walled city of Avila
The Las Cancelas Hotel is a peaceful, beautiful and ancient inn dating from the 15th century. It is located in the old part of town, facing the cathedral and old town wall.
This homely Castilian style hotel is situated very near the capital of the region. It enjoys a tranquil setting and beautiful views of the Valle Amblés.
La amabilidad del dueño. La cercanía de su ubicación.
Situated in Avila, 5.1 km from Royal Monastery of Saint Thomas, Vettonia features accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Lovely staff. Room was large, clean, and comfortable.
Set 50 metres from Ávila Railway Station, Hotel San Antonio features modern rooms with flat-screen TVs. There is a restaurant serving traditional Spanish cuisine.
Next to train and bus station lot of bars and restaurants
Opened in 2006, this modern 4-star hotel offers spacious, luxurious accommodation, well-equipped with all contemporary comforts and facilities, in a convenient location with great road access.
Excellent value, five star quality three star prices.
Set next to the Four Columns Monument, Hotel Sercotel Cuatro Postes offers panoramic views of Ávila’s ancient city walls. This modern hotel offers elegant, air-conditioned rooms with a minibar and TV.
Great breakfast. Plenty of options. Very well located.
Situated just 3 minutes’ drive from the centre of Avila, this hotel enjoys views of the medieval city walls, located 2 km away. Free WiFi is offered throughout.
La localización, tranquilidad, comodidad y servicios
Located in the historic quarter of the charming town, this 16th-century Palace has been beautifully renovated and stands within pretty gardens – enjoy meals in the fabulous restaurant.
Beautiful old place inside the city walls. great staff
The hotel is situated in the centre of Avila, 100 metres from the train station and 400 metres from the walled historical quarter with all its attractions.
The lovely El Rastro Hotel has an ideal location within the city’s ancient walls. It is close to the Rastro Arch and the birth house of Santa Teresa with its museum.
Excelente servicio y habitación cómoda y muy bonita
Located 100 metres from the Four Columns Monument, Hostal Mirador de Avila offers views of Ávila’s ancient city walls. There is free Wi-Fi and all air-conditioned rooms come with a flat-screen TV.
Todo estaba muy bien, los propietarios muy amables
Set on the Nuestra Señora de Sonsoles Sanctuary, Hotel Restaurante Sonsoles is located 4 km from Ávila. The rustic-style hotel offers a restaurant. Each heated room includes a flat-screen TV.
Nicely located just outside Avila peaceful surroundings
This hotel is located in Ávila’s charming Old Town, just 200 metres from Ávila Cathedral. It offers classic-style rooms with free Wi-Fi, most of which offer views over the famous city walls.
Hotel Rey Niño is located in the historic centre of Ávila, within the old city walls. The hotel occupies an old stone building, and modern facilities include free Wi-Fi.
El edificio muy bonito, antiguo y bien conservado.
Conveniently located in the Old Town of Avila district of Avila, Posada Del Rastro is set 80 metres from Torreón de los Guzmanes, 90 metres from Avila Provincial Council and 200 metres from Convent of...
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On average, 3-star hotels in Avila cost £56 per night, and 4-star hotels in Avila are £78 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Avila can on average be found for £198 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £51 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Avila for tonight. You'll pay on average around £82 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Avila will cost around £149 (based on Booking.com prices).
When viewed against the backdrop of snow-capped mountains, Ávila is truly a spectacular sight. Its fully intact walls rise majestically from a hill, and the many semi-circular towers and 9 gates give it added character. Begun in the 11th century, these incredible fortifications are the symbol of this UNESCO World Heritage-listed city.
Partly built into the walls are the rather fortress-like cathedral and the Convent of Saint Teresa, erected in honour of the saint whose childhood was spent in a house on the same spot. Her relics are here, making it a popular pilgrimage spot. The city’s biggest festival is also in her honour and includes a colourful parade, fireworks and fights in the bullring.
Teresa entered the Incarnation Convent in Ávila, but found herself at odds with the practices, so founded a new monastery: the Convent of Saint Joseph. Of the city’s other religious structures, the Royal Monastery of Saint Thomas is particularly of note as it contains the tomb of Don Juan, son of King Fernando.
Other Ávila sights include the Torreón de los Guzmanes - a tower attached to the provincial council headquarters – and the Four Columns monument which offers fabulous city views.
The Ávila accommodation on Booking.com includes boutique hotels, traditional guest houses and cheap apartments near the train station.
Lovely old walled city in heart of Spain. The old part is not overly commercial - there are shops and restaurants/bars but also plenty of areas where the heritage buildings are the stars and have not been subsumed under tourist tat. The market Plaza is small but really lovely with several places to eat and drink. There is also a fruit/veg market on (I think) a Thursday. We drank and ate at the Vermuteria a couple of times which is incredibly good value for money - for instance 2 drinks and 6 tapas choices for 13 Euros. Walking the amazing wall is a must - its in perfect condition and you get great views over the surrounding countryside. We also enjoyed Saint Theresa's museum & reliquary - despite not being religious, it's a very interesting place to visit. Avila is a good base for other fascinating cities: we went to Segovia and Salamanca, both of which took about an hour by car and are well worth a visit. Finally, we parked on the road right outside the city wall. It was 1 euro which lasted 24 hours and even longer at the weekend!
Alison
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I got in love with Avila and regret my stay was so short (2...
I got in love with Avila and regret my stay was so short (2 days only).
Avila is located on a hill, so in general the air is fresh and it is windy, so you do not feel high temperatures so much even if the sun is fully operating. Avila offers nice tourist places to visit (museums, churches, walk on the walls) and I think also (unfortunatelly we did not manage to experience that) - possibilities of longer walks outside the town. This is a mountainous terrain and I believe there are tourist trails there. There are many restaurants and pubs there (incl. "100 Montaditos") and the food is good. I would be happy to come back there one day.
Aleksandra
Poland
Scored 10
10
The old city wall of Avila is on a par with Carcassonne.
The old city wall of Avila is on a par with Carcassonne. Well worth coming here just to see it, walk it and be amazed. The old town within is still a living town, not just a tourist attraction. Stay at the Parador Hotel. It's garden is part of the medieval wall and a luxury hotel to boot. Unless you are not already "over" churches, monasteries and convents in Spain, then there are a few beautiful ones of those as well.
Karin
Australia
Scored 8.0
8.0
Ávila is an amazing destination for a weekend getaway.
Ávila is an amazing destination for a weekend getaway. Walking through the historic center, which is a UNESCO World Heritage-listed site, surrounded by ancient walls and towers, is truly remarkable. The food is excellent and definitely worth trying.
hec alegre
Spain
Scored 8.0
8.0
Ávila is a delightful mix of history, culture, and natural...
Ávila is a delightful mix of history, culture, and natural beauty if you’re interested in exploring ancient sites, (with its well-preserved medieval architecture), enjoying local cuisine, or relaxing in nature. A weekend here offers a perfect getaway to experience the charm and of this historic city.
Joperino
Malaysia
Scored 10
10
Spent three nights at Le Vintage over Palm Sunday weekend...
Spent three nights at Le Vintage over Palm Sunday weekend and was glad I did. Avila is an historic, walled town and best not rushed through on a day trip from Madrid. Le Vintage was the PERFECT location with my room facing the street so I got to see all of the action/processions on the Saturday before Palm Sunday and then again on Holy Monday.
Good variety of food for breakfast, served in an attractive conservatory. Staff are all very friendly and helpful.
The hotel is in a beautiful building - indeed a palace- and it felt very luxurious. In spite of this the price was reasonable, especially given that the hotel is right opposite the cathedral, so a great central location, yet quiet. Would definitely be my first choice for a return visit to lovely Ávila.
Very nice place with a beautiful view of Avila. About a 15-minute walk away from the town walls. Nice restaurant and cafe with reasonable prices. The room was very comfortable and warm. No noise. Comfortable beds and large bathroom.
There is a lift for the upper floors. You can park outside the hotel for free.
We were two Cyclists from the UK on a 1000km ride around Spain. We were guests in late April/early May 2022. The location was superb, the welcome generous and the rooms 100% as expected - Our needs are simple: hot showers and warm beds – both were delivered to a high standard – Thank You
Location. Nice restaurant. (Italian, which was a welcome change, and many locals use it.) Good view from room over a pretty little square. A little noisy at night (it is in Spain!) but very quiet once the restaurant had closed. Helpful with storing our bikes.
Great hotel in an excellent location for exploring Avila. We had a lovely suite which was so spacious, super clean and extremely comfortable. It was excellent value for money. The staff were very helpful and always in hand. I would thoroughly recommend.
Sally-Ann
United Kingdom
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