Discover Ávila: stay in a cosy hotel near the iconic medieval walls

ELE Mirador de Santa Ana 3*: comfort and calm near Ávila’s ancient walls

• Just a short walk from Ávila’s historic centre, this hotel offers a convenient base for exploring one of Spain’s most iconic medieval cities. Guests appreciate its peaceful atmosphere, modern style and great proximity to the main attractions, from the cathedral to the illuminated city walls.

• The bright, comfortable rooms are ideal for unwinding after a day of sightseeing. With the option to stay Room Only or add a continental breakfast, you can tailor your stay exactly the way you like.

A great choice for travellers looking for comfort, value and a strategic location to enjoy Ávila at their own pace.

Important information about breakfast

The breakfast offered is continental, consisting of coffee or tea, juice or fruit, daily pastries or toast that can be accompanied by cold cuts or complements of your choice (ham, cold cuts, cheese, butter, jams, etc.).

• From Monday to Saturday, breakfast is served from 7:30 a.m. to 12:00h noon in a restaurant located about 100 metres from the hotel (approximately 2 minutes on foot).

• On Sundays, breakfast is served from 8:30 to 11:00 in the dining room on the 3rd floor of the hotel.

• You will find informative posters at the reception desk with all the updated details during your stay.

Ávila, a medieval jewel rising above the Castilian plains

Set in the heart of Castilla y León, Ávila is a city wrapped in legendary walls, Romanesque charm and a serene atmosphere that captivates every visitor. Its UNESCO-listed heritage, cobbled streets and ancient churches make it ideal for travellers who enjoy history, culture and slow, meaningful exploration. Families, couples and culture-seekers will find in Ávila the perfect blend of tradition, authenticity and monumental beauty.

Make sure you visit:

The Walls of Ávila: One of the best-preserved medieval fortifications in the world, offering breathtaking views from its walkable sections.
Ávila Cathedral: A unique combination of Romanesque and Gothic styles, partly integrated into the city walls.
Basilica of San Vicente: A Romanesque masterpiece rich in detail and considered one of the most important temples in the region.
Plaza del Mercado Chico: The historic heart of Ávila, filled with cafés, arcades and local life.
Convent and Museum of Santa Teresa: A key stop for understanding the life and legacy of one of Spain’s most important historical figures.

Family-friendly activities:

Walk along the medieval walls, with viewpoints and areas suitable for children.
A stroll through the old town, discovering small squares, artisan shops and historical corners.
Visit to the Museum of Ávila, which offers easy-to-understand exhibitions for kids.
A peaceful day at El Soto Park, one of the city’s best green spaces.
Short nature excursions around the Sierra de Gredos foothills, ideal for introducing children to mountain landscapes.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

Chuletón de Ávila: A famous T-bone steak, tender and full of flavour.
Judías del Barco: Creamy white beans cooked slowly in traditional Castilian style.
Patatas revolconas: Mashed potatoes with paprika and crispy pork rinds, a local favourite.
Yemas de Santa Teresa: Ávila’s iconic sweets, made from egg yolk and sugar.
Torreznos and local cured meats, perfect for pairing with regional wines.

Make the most of your visit and go to ...

• Sierra de Gredos: About one hour away, offering spectacular mountain routes, glacial cirques and charming mountain villages.
• Arenas de San Pedro: A lively historic town surrounded by nature, great for a cultural and scenic day trip.
• El Barco de Ávila: Known for its medieval bridge and beautiful riverside walks.
• The Castro de Las Cogotas: An impressive Iron Age archaeological site near the city.
• Salamanca: Around 1 hour and 15 minutes away, ideal for a cultural escape to one of Spain’s most emblematic cities.