Hotel · Segovia, Spain

Eurostars Plaza Acueducto

Eurostars Plaza Acueducto Segovia

A-3.00 / 4.00
5 evaluations from our group leaders & tour directors (2012–2024)
Group leaders: A- (1 recent)Tour directors: A+ (1 total)
What our travelers say
The Eurostars Plaza Acueducto earns its reputation on location alone — sitting directly opposite Segovia's iconic Roman aqueduct, one of the best-preserved in the world. Groups step outside and are immediately face-to-face with two thousand years of history, which makes orientation effortless and gives the whole stay a sense of place that no amount of sightseeing by bus can replicate. From the hotel's position, the medieval city center is walkable, meaning groups can move through the old town on foot without burning time on logistics. Group leaders who have brought tours here describe the stay as comfortable and well-organized, with breakfast drawing particular praise — a meaningful detail for groups that need a solid, reliable start to a full day of programming. The property is a contemporary four-star build, so the aesthetic is clean and functional rather than historic-boutique; rooms come equipped with the practical basics (safe, hairdryer, television) that group travelers expect. It won't surprise anyone with ornate period details inside, but that consistency can actually be an asset when you're managing a large group with varying expectations. This hotel is a strong fit for school and student groups touring Castile — particularly those spending a focused day or overnight in Segovia before continuing on to Madrid or Salamanca. The aqueduct-side setting gives any group photo an automatic landmark backdrop, and the central position keeps the itinerary tight. Groups looking for a dependable, mid-to-upper-range base in a city that genuinely rewards walking will find this property does exactly what it needs to do.

What group leaders & tour directors say

GoodGroup Leader· May 2024· ZBTS
The hotel provided a comfortable stay, and breakfast was very good.

About this property

This recently built 4-star hotel provides accommodation designed in a contemporary-style. It is located just opposite the magnificent ancient aqueduct. Set at the heart of beautiful Segovia, this hotel overlooks one of the city’s most famous monuments. Enjoy views of the aqueduct from this hotel. From here you can stroll around the historical city streets and admire the stunning architecture. All rooms include a TV, hairdryer, safe, and telephone, as well as free toiletries.
  • Address: Avenida Padre Claret 2, 40001
  • Phone: +34921413403
  • Rating: 4 stars
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Avenida Padre Claret 2, 40001

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