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Lovely property! Super relax atmosphere yet charming and vibrant spots like the “gastrobar”

location -our tour group is booked at Castilla Termal Monasterio de Valbuena

Clean and unique setting. Loved the river views and wonderful onsite breakfast.

Staff was very nice Delicious breakfast

This small famiky ran hotel is located in the midst of the Ribera del Duero wine region. The family also runs the winery Bodega Sarmentero located in the same location. As special service the hotel can provide a lunch box with all kind of local cheeses and charcuterie. A bottle of wine makes the box complete

It is convenient location

Positive Vibes Relaxing pool Well sized rooms Delicious food Very informative and nice team

This hotel is beautiful. The view to the castle is amazing. The rooms are dated, kinda Old Workdish, but I guess that was part of the charm. The room was on the smaller side. The bed was OK, but they provided only two pillows and they were horrible. Luckily, they brought us two extra ones, no duvet or comforter either.. electric outlets in just one side of the bed, TV with local channels only. Mini fridge and safe. The bathroom was comfortable and it had a bathtub, bidet, and a towel, warmer and a blow dryer with toiletries.AC worked well. The premises were gorgeous, a nice coffee shop/bar and a very nice restaurant. We got our room with breakfast, and the breakfast was very nice, and they always brought me my gluten-free bread. We also had dinner one night there, and it was excellent, and they brought me gluten-free bread as well.The view from the room was to the castle.. they had only one lady working the front check/in and she obviously was overworked. She couldn’t provide much information about the area, and told us twice that they didn’t have Maps and we should go to the Information kiosk in town, and to be honest, we were very disappointed. The location of this place is great, you could walk to town and to Bodegas Protos and drive to the wineries in Rivera Del Duero, for the castle, you have to drive up. you need to make a reservations for the wine tasting and tours in Protos, and since the town is so small, make sure you make reservations for dinner in one of their restaurants, which the front desk lady helped us make reservations, and the dinner was amazing. We didn’t use the spa or the pool. But it was kind of chilly..There is parking for an additional fee.

Superb atmospheric experience in an old, old castle that has been very well updated...including an elevator!! The room was nicely sized and well appointed. The bathroom also very modernized. The food at the restaurant was exceptioonal.