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Hotel Arcos is located in central Ciudad Rodrigo, right next to the Cathedral and main square. Rooms feature free WiFi, heating, and a flat-screen TV.
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Hotel Puerta Ciudad Rodrigo in Ciudad-Rodrigo features a terrace and a bar. This 3-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and a tour desk. There's a restaurant.
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"Everything, really good quality over price, totally recommended."
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Located next to the cathedral, inside the historic walled city of Ciudad Rodrigo, this charming hotel is set in a restored 16th-century townhouse.
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This pleasant and practical hotel is located in the Ciudad Rodrigo in the Castile & León region of southern Spain, only 984 feet from the historical center of the town.
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"Good location, friendly staff and good breakfast"
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This 14th-century ivy-covered castle has a dramatic setting overlooking the valley of the River Águeda and the amazing Campo Charro countryside.
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"The parador is a lovely castle with suits of armour in the hall. There is a pleasant outdoor bar area in the castle gardens just outside the wall, and beautiful views if you go up the steps to walk along..."
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Located in Ciudad-Rodrigo, La llave del campo features a terrace and a bar. This 1-star hotel offers room service, a tour desk and free WiFi. Guests can enjoy mountain views.
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"Amazing breakfast. Very clean. Friendly and helpful staff."
The old part of town has many sixteenth century buildings,...
The old part of town has many sixteenth century buildings, beautifully preserved. It takes about an hour to walk around the town's walls and the entire old part can be visited in a morning or afternoon. The Chamber Pot Museum near the Cathedral is very interesting. We had a nice meal at a "pulpería," fresh octopus and mussels!
Jeremy
Spain
10
This city doesn't have the usuall tourist traps.
This city doesn't have the usuall tourist traps. It is wonderful to strol around and absorb the history. Cannon ball chips in the cathedral and other old buildings. Do yourself a favour and look up some of the history while you are there. We will be back, again (this was our second short trip to the city).
Mark
United Kingdom
8.0
We loved the town, lots to see and compact enough to be...
We loved the town, lots to see and compact enough to be easily do-able. Plenty of places to eat with daily menus at easonable prices. We stayed at El Molino, a converted water mill, an easy 20 minute walk through woodland. This was a mixed experience, mainly because this otherwise well-equipped hotel has a restaurant that doesn't open!
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Ciudad Rodrigo is a dream town
The parador is an amazing castle with a delicious breakfast. The view from their tower amazing. We were in town for the Carnaval de Toros which was a cultural experience. There are too many excellent restaurants to name. The Faranatos, as the people of Ciudad Rodrigo call themselves are kind, friendly, knowledgable hosts.
“Typical parador. Old building converted to a comfortable hotel. Speedy check in with efficient receptionist who spoke good English.
Ok room with nice view over river, everything worked, although WiFi quite slow through the thick walls. Free parking inside the walls of the hotel when we arrived for our two night stay but difficult to get back inside on Friday night when the hotel much busier.”
“Everything you imagined in a parador. Lovely location in a castle atop a hill. The room was comfortable and spacious. The dining hall was impressive as was the food, and the staff were very attentive.”
“This was a great location on our trip from Portugal into Spain. The ciudad is so beautiful with amazing history. The parador was great in every way. We happened to be there accidentally when a medieval fair took place over the weekend and thoroughly enjoyed it. The food at the parador was very good. We are both dinner at the restaurant and tapas in the adjoining room the next night. Breakfast was excellent. Nice staff as well. ”
“The parador is a lovely castle with suits of armour in the hall. There is a pleasant outdoor bar area in the castle gardens just outside the wall, and beautiful views if you go up the steps to walk along the castle...”
“The room was very spacious and extremely quiet. The breakfast was cheap and quite good.
Overall, our one-night stay proved to be excellent value for money.”
“Perfect location. Visiting family that lives one block away. Very clean. The room was quite large with 3 separate beds to accommodate us. There was a basic European breakfast, of mainly pastry.”
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