The central location of Posada Regia is excellent and arrangements for parking nearby in the underground car park in the square were very convenient. Our initial welcome was good but the room didn't come up to expectations although the bathroom was very good. The TV was old but just adequate but the room was poorly maintained. The lampshades were scorched... More

This hotel is central to the old part of Leon, and has a great sense of history, with wooden floors and ancient furniture. The bed was good, and the breakfast was fine. Only problem, as noted by others, was the noise from their own bar next door and below. You have the choice of stfling with windows shut, or being... More

This is a seriously charming, clean and convenient hotel, and the nearby gin bars are something to behold. However the characterful walls, ceilings and doors seem designed to transmit or amplify every sound. And since the plumbing is already bizarrely loud, you simply cannot rely on a good night's sleep. We certainly didn't get one.

This was our next stop in our motorcycle trip arriving here from the Moure Hotel in Santiago de Compostela. We had decided not to go near the bike and just chill for two days. We picked the Regia because it was central and so it turned out. Very close to a great selection of good bars and eateries. I agree... More

This hotel is full of historic charm, and the rooms are in an antiquey sort of style. We stayed here for a rest day on the camino, and loved the place. As you are in the city centre there can be some noise at night, however as I never travel without ear plugs this really was not an issue. Plus... More

I stayed here for one night before I started off on the Camino. There are very friendly people working there, good atnosphere and great buffet breakfast too. The rooms are small but I didn't seem to care after a days travel from Ireland. I would recommend to anyone going to Leon.

Pro: location Con: I could tell the hotel was trying but somehow it failed to impress. Yes, the room has brick walls and 'antique-like' furniture, which might charm some reviewers. The walls are paper thin, the receptionist is very business-like. The price is too high for what it offers. I won't be back.

We only planned one night in Leon to stop and see the Cathedrial so having a hotel which was near the Cathedrial was important to us. The sin hotel is very old and frankly the upkeep is laking -- historic is one thing -- I believe they the pride themselves on being funky as our room was floressant pink --... More

we stayed here after walking over 180km from Burgos during six days on the Camino de Santiago. Two nights earlier we had slept on mattresses on the floor in a hostel so linen sheets and a comfortable bed were most welcome. We were given a room in a building separate to the main hotel. It was very quiet - we... More