Hosteria Real de Zamora

Great location near the river and away from noise of town; architecturally gorgeous and historically fascinating building; decent continental breakfast; fair price, and a bathtub!

Room was nice, staff was nice and accommodating

No bellman to help carry luggage up the stairs

This "Hosteria" is a great and unique hotel. It has a great historical story as well as added ambience for the visitor. Excellently located and walking distance to everything you will do in Zamora.

Wonderful and unexpected history to this Hotel. Stay and you will enjoy the hospitality and location. Close to everything and a wonderful old medieval city to investigate and get lost in.

Beautiful property, small, simple clean room.

No wifi access from my room. Major issue.

What an incredible opportunity to stay in this beautiful space steeped in so much history. All of the architectural details, tile work, anxient royal bathing area…so SO wonderful!

Nothing!Excellent service??Beautifully kept and equipped room?I wish I could have stayed for breakfast ( my complaint!!) ?

The hotel is an attractive, converted señorial house near the Puente de Piedra, though a bit far from anything else.

The staff seems to consist of some not particularly well-trained or knowledgeable, but very pleasant, girls. The listing says there is air conditioning--a must during the summer in Zamora--and the first room I was given had none, which seemed to utterly mystify the girl showing it to me. The replacement room did have a/c, but not my choice of bed (I'm rather tall, and a twin bed doesn't really work for me). I decided not to press my luck further, as there did not seem to be a lot of single rooms at the property.

The hostería real is a historic building with some parts that date from the middle ages, and it's decorated with religious art and quaint furniture, enhancing the historical feel with modern comforts, especially air conditioning and full en suite bathrooms! I also love that it's so close to the river and the newly reconstructed stone bridge, perfect for an early morning walk and bird watching. I'd go for a run in the cool morning then have breakfast after showering, taking advantage of their buffet and coffee bar.

It's an older building so noise can travel plus the upper floors are accessed by stairs. There is one room on the ground floor where a friend with limited mobility stayed, and she said it was very pleasant.

The location and the nice staff. They listen to the clients requirements.

Comfort, a charming place, personnel very nice and helpful, 24-hour service.

WiFi doesn't work in the rooms, internet service in the rooms is sporadic.

The hotel is in a beautiful town

Well if you like to sleep in a musty old church’s with depressing very poor copies of El Greco’s martyer’s and crucifixions this might suit you.

Easy parking next to the building. Beautiful riverside location. Historic property. Well priced. Helpful desk staff. Beautiful courtyard and interesting common areas.

Spartan accommodations. Location felt remote from human activity, but that is because the old town shuts down early. Needed to drive across the river to find a meal after 9 pm; might be a challenging location if reliant on mass transit.

Fantastic staff and location. loved the inner courtyard and hotel bar.

rooms are small, but sufficient.

I loved the historical building! And one of the staff gave me a quick tour of the original artwork displayed. Just lovely!

The communal areas are historic and beautiful blue and white old tiles. Right on the edge of the old city with an easy walk to the center and 27 churches!

Our room was tiny. We could hear everything from the room next door. The real objection was the also tiny old bathroom that had very bad smells coming through the drains. Someone was smoking in the courtyard which woke us this morning. I wondered what the other rooms were like...

Very pleasant historic building close to centre and river Duero. Parking close by. Staff very helpful.

The location near the casco antiguo and parking nearby. The hotel is full of history. The staff are extremely pleasant and helpful.

Hotel is within easy walking distance to town, the river is just across the road.

The headboards are fixed to the walls, unfortunately our neighbours fixings must have failed. As during the night when they rolled over, it would bang against the wall! it disturbed our sleep.

This historic building has lots of beautiful art- museum quality-and has been updated but not overly so that the charm is maintained. I loved the location near the river. Excellent breakfast and kind staff. It’s an excellent value for any who prefers character in their lodging. If I ever return to Zamora, I would stay here again!

All was perfect!

Beautiful historic building, with rooms arranged around a tranquil patio. Close to cathedral and castle, with views over the Douro and stone bridge. Room was simple, stylish and comfortable.

Fantastic atmosphere of an old palace from the 16th century. Founded as the seat of the Inquisition in Zamora.History breathes from every pore. We had a room with a view of one of the most beautiful rivers in Spain, the Duero. The room was clean.

Unfortunately, the bathroom was not up to standard.