The hotel is not very centrally located but of course that depends what you're there for... If you want to see the centre of the city, you'd have to walk quite a bit (or take a bus, that stops right outside of the hotel, almost). If you are a shopper then it is well located right next to the El... More

Old and small TV Limited WIFI... If you are traveling with an Ipad/Iphone forget about using your apps... LAME!!!! Bed was very good, but the lighting of the room was all white, very stressful for my taste... More

This is supposed to be a 4 star hotel, in my opinion it's only 3 stars. Situated outside the center of Valladolid, near a large Corte Ingles. It takes almost half an hour to walk to the Plaza Mayor. Rooms are rather small. No atmosphere. Street parking is difficult, they have their own garage. More

The Juan de Austria hotel is located at a main street in Valladolid, the Paseo de Zorrilla, although it is a 30min walk to the city centre, close to the Corte Inglés store It is a basic, business trip hotel, with clean, ample rooms, a good room service and a nice check in desk service. More

This hotel is just terrific. Attentive staff, very nice rooms, cleanliness everywhere, very nice breakfast buffet. The center of the city is just a 10-walk away. Shopping? Spain's biggest department store (El Corte Inglés) is right across the street. Melia Olid may be closer to the centre but that is also a problem as you have to put up with... More

I've recently stayed in Silken Juan de Austria during the SEMINCI (International Cinema Festival). It is a 4 star with facilities for executives and with an excellent sightseeing atrio. With the Melia Olid, the AC and the Felipe IV completes the poker of best hotels of the city. The staff is useful and kind (our car had a problem and... More

spent 2 nights in the hotel and found it be immaculate inside and out.the rooms arent the biggest but are comfortable with excellent facilities and good air conditioning.staff were really helpfull.a good hotel and great value.location was fine.walking to the old town was no problem and after a long night sampling the tapas and local brews a taxi back was... More

Close to the Plaza de Toros but a longish walk from the town centre, this is an ultra-modern, clean and business-like hotel. Rooms are well-soundproofed from the bustle of the main shopping street outside and it does benefit from having its own pavement cafe from where the tourist-visitor can idle the day away people-watching. Plenty of restaurants nearby (try La... More