Valladolid Wellness Escape with Thermal Circuit

Your moment to unwind at the spa

• Exclusive access: Your booking includes one 60-minute session in the spa circuit per person, per stay. It’s the perfect way to unwind after exploring Valladolid.

• Plan your visit: You must book an appointment in advance to secure your place. You’ll find the phone number to call and book in your booking confirmation voucher.

• Opening hours:

  • Monday to Friday: 4 pm to 8 pm. Depending on how busy it is, we may occasionally stay open later.
  • Saturdays and Sundays: 11 am to 2 pm and 4 pm to 8 pm.

• Spa services are not available on check-out days, due to the opening hours and the time required for departures.

Spa access conditions

• Access for children: For safety reasons, children under 3 are not permitted in the facilities. If you’re travelling with children over 3, the accommodation has special opening hours for them. We recommend checking these directly with the hotel before you arrive.
• What do you need? Swimming caps and flip-flops are essential. Don’t forget to pack them!

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Located in Valladolid, it provides a practical and peaceful base to explore the city at your own pace, combining tranquillity with easy access to key attractions and local life.

Spacious rooms and carefully designed communal areas guarantee a comfortable stay, ideal for couples, friends or a short cultural getaway.

Guests often highlight the excellent cleanliness, the comfort of the rooms and the attentive service, details that truly elevate the experience.

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Valladolid makes a rewarding city break for anyone drawn to history, art and excellent food. Set beside the River Pisuerga in the heart of Castile, it pairs a graceful old town with a lively tapas culture and easy access to some of Spain’s best-known wine country. Couples and culture lovers will find plenty to fill a long weekend, while food-minded travellers can happily plan their days around the next memorable meal.

The city is best explored at an unhurried pace: admire centuries-old façades in the morning, pause for lunch over a glass of local wine, then wander beside the river as the day cools.

Make sure you visit:

Begin at Plaza Mayor, a pioneering Spanish main square and a natural place to get your bearings. Its handsome historic buildings frame a busy everyday scene, with cafés and shops close by. From here, the cathedral is an easy stroll away, followed by the nearby church of San Pablo, whose ornate Gothic façade is one of Valladolid’s most striking sights.

Give yourself time for the National Sculpture Museum, housed in atmospheric historic surroundings and renowned as one of Spain’s leading collections of its kind. Even if sculpture is not usually your first choice, the craftsmanship and scale of the works make this a memorable visit. Afterwards, take a leisurely route through the old town’s tucked-away courtyards and lively squares.

Family-friendly activities:

A day in Valladolid can balance culture with room to roam. Start with a relaxed walk through the historic centre, stopping in Plaza Mayor for a snack, then choose a museum visit that suits your family’s interests. The National Sculpture Museum offers an absorbing change of pace, while the city’s streets provide plenty of opportunities to pause and explore together.

Later, head towards the green spaces along the Pisuerga for a gentler afternoon outdoors. The riverside is a welcome place to unwind after sightseeing, especially on a warm day, and makes a pleasant setting for a family stroll before dinner.

Local delicacies you have to try:

Castilian cooking is made for lingering over, and lechazo asado—tender roast suckling lamb cooked traditionally in a wood-fired oven—is the dish to seek out for a special meal. You’ll also find warming Castilian soup, local cheeses and artisan cured meats on menus across the city. For a more informal taste of Valladolid, join a tapas crawl, moving between traditional bars and newer kitchens.

Pair your meal with a bottle from nearby Ribera del Duero or Rueda, two celebrated wine regions. For creative tapas made with quality ingredients, Los Zagales is a well-regarded choice, whether you’re after a casual lunch or a more distinctive dining experience.

Make the most of your visit:

Valladolid also makes a fine base for exploring the landscapes and historic towns of Castile. Set aside a day for one of these outings:

• Peñafiel: visit its imposing castle and the Wine Museum.
• Ribera del Duero: explore vineyard scenery, wineries and characterful villages on a day holiday.