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Everything you need to know
This deal includes
- AZZ Peñafiel Las Claras Hotel & Spa 4*, located in Peñafiel.
- Available with breakfast.
- One 60-minute visit to the spa centre per person per stay.
- Late check-out until 14:00h.—just ask at the front desk when you arrive!
- Access to the outdoor pool.
Relax and unwind

Your 60-Minute Spa Escape Awaits
With this exclusive deal, treat yourself to a well-deserved moment of relaxation with 1 spa access of 60 minutes per person and booking. Here’s everything you need to know to make the most of it.
- Spa opening hours: Monday to Saturday from 12:00 to 20:00, and Sundays from 10:00 to 16:00.
- It is essential to book your appointment in advance to guarantee your access.
- As schedules may vary, we recommend contacting the accommodation beforehand to confirm availability and reserve your time slot. Please note that children have access during specific designated hours.
- To enter the spa, it is mandatory to wear a swim cap, flip-flops and swimsuit — don’t forget to pack them in your suitcase.
Plan ahead, secure your slot and immerse yourself in pure relaxation.
Your perfect stay
AZZ Peñafiel Las Claras 4*: Wellness, Flavour & Wine-Country Charm
Stay in the heart of Peñafiel at AZZ Peñafiel Las Claras 4*, where comfort, elegance and a privileged location come together in one of Spain’s most iconic wine regions. Its peaceful atmosphere and refined design create the perfect retreat for couples and travellers seeking pure relaxation.
Unwind in the spa included in your stay, the ideal pause between winery visits and strolls through the historic old town. With Half Board, late check-out until 2 pm and private parking, your getaway flows effortlessly from arrival to departure.
Choose a stay that blends gastronomy, wellness and the authentic charm of Ribera del Duero — and turn your escape into an unforgettable experience.
Why this destination is a must-visit
Peñafiel, a land of castles, vineyards and timeless charm
In the heart of Valladolid’s Ribera del Duero wine region, Peñafiel rises with an unmistakable silhouette: its hilltop castle dominating a landscape of vineyards and winding rivers. This is a destination where history, gastronomy and wine culture blend seamlessly. Whether you’re travelling as a couple, with friends or with family, Peñafiel offers the perfect mix of medieval character, excellent local cuisine and some of Spain’s most prestigious wineries.
Make sure you visit:
- Peñafiel Castle – A spectacular medieval fortress shaped like a ship’s hull, offering panoramic views over the Ribera del Duero. Inside, it houses the Wine Museum.
- Plaza del Coso – A unique rectangular square lined with traditional wooden balconies, used for festivities and bull-related events since the Middle Ages.
- Church of San Pablo – Gothic-Mudéjar architecture at its finest, with an elegant façade and centuries of history.
- Casa de la Ribera – A charming ethnographic house museum that recreates traditional life in the area.
- Convento de San José – A peaceful and lesser-known historical corner ideal for a quiet visit.
Family-friendly activities:
- Visit to Peñafiel Castle, always a highlight for children thanks to its towers, views and engaging museum.
- Walks around the Plaza del Coso, where kids can explore safely while adults enjoy the historic ambience.
- Short nature walks around the Duratón and Duero rivers, suitable for all ages.
- Museo Provincial del Vino, which offers interactive elements and an accessible introduction to wine culture (children enjoy the viewpoints and castle setting even if they skip the wine-related areas).
- A gentle route through vineyards, perfect for families looking for a relaxed outdoor experience.
Make sure you try these local delicacies:
- Lechazo asado – The star of Peñafiel: wood-fired roasted suckling lamb, tender and aromatic.
- Sopa castellana – A traditional garlic soup that reflects the essence of Castilian cuisine.
- Morcilla and local cured meats, rich and flavourful thanks to the region’s culinary traditions.
- Queso de oveja – Sheep cheese produced locally, often strong and full of character.
- Ribera del Duero wines, world-renowned and an essential part of the local identity.
Make the most of your visit and go to ...
- Ribera del Duero wineries – Within 5–20 minutes you’ll find some of the most famous bodegas in Spain, offering tours, tastings and vineyard walks.
- Hoces del Río Duratón Natural Park – Around 30 minutes away, with dramatic cliffs, griffon vultures and peaceful walking routes.
- Cuéllar – A medieval town known for its castle, Mudéjar churches and charming old quarter.
- Valladolid city – About 40 minutes away, perfect for a cultural urban escape filled with museums, squares and monuments.
- Medina del Campo – Home to the imposing Castillo de la Mota and a lively historic centre.

