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Casa del Arriero for 6 people (Full rental)
"Muy bueno. La rstauracion es magnifica y la casa muy bonita y cómoda"
Reviewed on Aug 15, 2026

Áurea Convento Capuchinos by Eurostars Hotel Company
"The room is comfortable but avoid room 104 it’s on the first floor with blocked view of the valley because of the wall and a very funky bathroom. Shower room was partially blocked by the beam so you can’t really move around (and I am only 5’3”) and probably because the bathroom is underground so ..."
Reviewed on Oct 12, 2026

Hotel Cetina Palacio Ayala Berganza.
"Dated but beautifully renovated hotel. Well situated in the old town within walking distance of everything to see in Segovia. Parking is a bit tricky. Disappointing breakfast."
Reviewed on Oct 10, 2026

Hotel San Antonio El Real
"Exactly as described"
Reviewed on Oct 8, 2026

Parador de Segovia
"This paradore is not as well maintained as the ones we stayed in at Cuenca or Toledo. The shower didn't drain, there was water in the refrigerator and the door to the patio has very loose handles. Whatever is used to clean the floors left a very sticky substance making it noisy to walk on. Parking ..."
Reviewed on Oct 9, 2026

Hotel Infanta Isabel

Dorma Casa de los Linajes

Eurostars Plaza Acueducto

Hotel Real Segovia
Sangarcia Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Savvy travelers can seek out 8 places to sleep within a 19-mile (30-kilometer) radius of Sangarcia via Travelocity's up-to-date Spain hotel booking platform.
The Solaz del Moros, Castilla - Leon, which is the nearest Travelocity-listed place to stay, is positioned 7 miles (12 kilometers) from central Sangarcia. Or alternatively, you might like to stay at the Be Smart Nayade, located in Castilla - Leon, which is 14 miles (23 kilometers) away from the city center.
The TRYP Segovia Sierra de Guadarrama can be found about 16 miles (26 kilometers) away from the middle of Sangarcia. An alternative accommodation option is the El Espinar, which can be found 18 miles (29 kilometers) away. Alternate Travelocity-listed accommodation options include the Hotel Rural La Viña and the Hostal Siete Picos.
Following exploring Sangarcia, take a little time to uncover the varied cultural and natural attractions of the Castilla - Leon area. Travel through Castilla - Leon's old towns, historic palaces and churches. Anyone with a love for the outdoors could also put aside some time to admire its rivers, lakes, mountains and cliffs. Popular activities in this pocket of Spain include rock climbing, mountain climbing and cycling.
You could spend the day checking out Centro Didactico de la Juderia and Corpus Christi Convent, in Segovia Old Town, 16 miles (26 kilometers) to the east of Sangarcia. If you head to Segovia Old Town, be sure to check out the Rusticae Hotel Palacio San Facundo and Parador de Segovia. 25 miles (43 kilometers) to the northeast of Sangarcia, you may also choose to stay at Aguilafuente, which features the Casa Real Pósito II and Real Posito I. The Church of Santa Maria and Church of San Juan Bautista are a couple of the most popular sites to discover when you're in Aguilafuente.
When enjoying sport is what you love, be sure to take a trip to Las Ventas, located 55 miles (86 kilometers) to the southeast of Sangarcia. For travelers who like the thought of finding accommodation in the neighborhood, book a room in the Hotel Villa Magna or Hotel Ritz.
For those travelers planning on flying through Barajas Airport, you might find it convenient to stay at Meliá Barajas, or AC Hotel Coslada Aeropuerto by Marriott, which are each a short trip away.
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Áurea Convento Capuchinos by Eurostars Hotel Company
"The room is comfortable but avoid room 104 it’s on the first floor with blocked view of the valley because of the wall and a very funky bathroom. Shower room was partially blocked by the beam so you can’t really move around (and I am only 5’3”) and probably because the bathroom is underground so the shower room tiles look dirty (a bit moldy maybe?)"






