Looking for a holiday? Discover this refuge in the heart of Segovia.

Hotel AR Los Arcos: Segovia at your feet

Hotel AR Los Arcos 4* is the perfect base for discovering Segovia in comfort and style, with the urban charm that invites you to step outside and start exploring from the very first moment.

Located on Paseo Ezequiel González, in the heart of the city, it allows you to walk easily to Segovia’s most iconic landmarks: the Aqueduct, the historic centre, the Cathedral and the Alcázar, with shopping areas, bars, restaurants and public transport all nearby.

The hotel offers 60 exterior-facing rooms, free Wi-Fi, a bar-cafeteria, buffet breakfast, private parking, a gym, sauna, room service and its own restaurant, La Cocina de Segovia, where guests can enjoy traditional Castilian specialities.

Travellers particularly praise its central location, comfortable rooms and attentive staff.

Book your stay and experience Segovia from a hotel designed for enjoying the city at your own pace.

La Cocina de Segovia, Segovian flavour at Hotel ELE Acueducto

La Cocina de Segovia is the restaurant at Hotel ELE Acueducto, an elegant and welcoming space where Castilian tradition is brought to life with a contemporary touch and plenty of flavour.

Located directly opposite the iconic Aqueduct, it is the perfect spot for both hotel guests and visitors wishing to discover authentic Segovian cuisine in the heart of the city.

Its menu combines traditional recipes with creative signature dishes, featuring specialities such as “Marca de Garantía” suckling pig, a recognised quality label that guarantees authentic Segovian origin and standards, and roast lamb, both prepared in its renowned roasting oven.

A restaurant designed for enjoying excellent gastronomy, a refined atmosphere and the true essence of Segovia in every dish.

Segovia is one of those destinations that surprises even those who think they know it well. Located in Castilla y León, just over an hour from Madrid, it combines monumental history, lively traditions, and a natural environment that invites you to enjoy a leisurely stroll. It is perfect for a cultural getaway for couples, families, or anyone who loves discovering cities with soul.

What to visit?

The undisputed icon is the Aqueduct of Segovia, a masterpiece of Roman engineering built without a single drop of mortar, which has stood for nearly 2,000 years thanks to a perfect structural balance. Nearby, the historic center leads to the Alcázar of Segovia, with its fairytale silhouette and towers that inspired Disney. The journey is completed by the Cathedral of Segovia, known as the "Lady of Cathedrals" for its elegance and for being the last great Gothic cathedral built in Spain.

What to do?

One of the best ways to get a feel for Segovia is to walk along the Eresma Valley, a lush green promenade that traces the lower part of the city, offering unique views of the medieval walls and the Alcázar. It is also well worth climbing the cathedral tower to see the city from above, or enjoying the sunset next to the Aqueduct when the granite glows in golden tones. If you are looking for something a bit different, stepping inside the Antonio Machado House-Museum allows you to travel to Segovia's most intimate and literary past.

What to eat?

Segovian gastronomy is hearty and delicious. The star of the show is the roast suckling pig (cochinillo), famous for its crispy skin and tender meat—but that's not all. Judiones de La Granja (large white beans), Cantimpalos chorizo, and the traditional Ponche Segoviano—with its layer of toasted marzipan—are essential to complete the experience.

Our recommendation

To experience tradition in its purest form, nothing beats Mesón de Cándido, a classic restaurant right in front of the Aqueduct where the ritual of slicing the suckling pig with the edge of a plate is part of the show.

Nearby excursions

Just a few kilometers away lies La Granja de San Ildefonso, famous for its Royal Palace and monumental gardens, making it ideal for a peaceful day trip. Another great option is Pedraza, a perfectly preserved medieval village that seems frozen in time, enchanting visitors with its cobbled streets and historic atmosphere.