Valladolid
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Sercotel Valladolid
Valladolid, a wonderful getaway destination. A vibrant city that conceals beautiful locations in the old town area, just a few minutes from the Sercotel Valladolid. All you have to do is take a short and pleasant stroll through the narrow streets and... voilà! Architecture, history, pure Valladolid. The excellent location is just one of the reasons why you’ll want to stay at the Sercotel Valladolid Hotel. Did you hear that? Yes, dear traveller, it’s a splash, it’s the water in the hotel’s outdoor pool after a guest has dived in... and you could be that guest.
Every swimming pool should have its own solarium and its relaxation area for resting, passing the time and enjoying the open air on a comfortable hammock... you can find one in this almost tropical Castilian city and it’s hidden at the Sercotel Valladolid Hotel. We’re off to a good start, right? It’s hard to resist the charm of a modern and comfortable hotel with a swimming pool in a city centre. But there’s more, dear traveller. The Sercotel Calle Puerto Rico Valladolid is a large five-storey complex with 138 rooms that are fully conditioned and ready to make you happy. In addition, for trips with the family in peace and comfort, ten of its rooms are connected to each other to accommodate groups and create a large private area. Due to its location, the hotel is just a few metres from the Science Museum, an ideal destination for the little ones. By the way, it’s one of the hotels in the city that allows your furry companion to stay with you; whether it’s a dog or a cat, at the Sercotel Valladolid it will be made welcome.
Gastronomy is a way of life in a city like Valladolid. This is why the team of chefs at the hotel restaurant advocate delicious and powerful flavours in avant-garde dishes that don’t neglect the local delicacies. Another mention of the pool, we can’t help it; you can ask our team to set a table on the terrace overlooking it. On the other hand, if you’re in a hurry because business is pressing, the Sercotel Valladolid’s bar offers a delicious range of light snacks that are quicker to prepare. In addition to pleasure, our hotel specialises in corporate and business events (we have nine fully-equipped rooms with Wi-Fi for holding conventions, meetings and courses... whatever you need, just a stone’s throw from the city centre). In short, great accommodation that provides a business centre close to the railway station.
And if you come here in your own vehicle, you can contact our staff to book a space at the hotel’s parking facilities (Parking space is not guaranteed, it is subject to availability). Or make an appointment for the fitness centre and finish off the day with a good session on the machines. Shall we put the icing on the cake? The Sercotel Valladolid bar serves a comprehensive selection of beverages to enable you to end the day with a few snacks and a premium drink.
Breakfast buffet
Business center
Dry Cleaning
As promised, we'll take you on a wine tour! Such is the quality of the wine in Valladolid that the province has made a Passport available for you to stamp in all the establishments (wineries, wine shops, bars...) associated with the province's Wine Routes. A simple way (and with a prize) to taste the wines of Valladolid.
There is also the famous Wine Train, which brings the Valladolid designations of origin (Rueda, Cigales, Toro and Ribera del Duero) to Madrid on a beautiful railway route.
A walk through the castles of Valladolid
The route of the fortresses will take you to discover great icons such as the Castillo de la Mota in Medina del Campo. Mudejar in style, it contains a network of underground galleries that can be seen from the outside in the small windows dedicated to the artillery.
Do you want to visit the dungeons of a castle? You can do so in the castle of Íscar, easily recognisable by its pentagonal keep.
And you could go on ad infinitum, to the castles of Tiedra, Torrelobatón, Fuensaldaña or Simancas. But do yourself a favour, don't miss the magnificent fortress of Peñafiel. It is shaped like a boat and inside you can visit the Provincial Wine Museum. Remember what we were telling you about stones, castles and wine? Here they go hand in hand.
Valladolid: through the lands of Delibes
Miguel Delibes is probably one of the figures who has best described the passion for the land of Valladolid. The writer said that he would be unable to live away from Valladolid: "I am like the trees: I grow where I am planted". And what is planted in these flat lands is good, very good wine. Shall we toast?
Vineyards are an inherent part of the province's landscape, as are stone, the founding element of imposing castles. These are witnesses to a land that belonged to kings: the Castilian court settled here for years and it became the capital of the kingdom.
Valladolid is pure history that can be read. Did you know that this province is home to Spain's only Book Village? It's called Urueña and they say it has more bookshops than bars. You will find them almost everywhere.
This province is also home to one of the most curious (and least known) art galleries in Spain. This is the National Sculpture Museum in the city of Valladolid, whose greatest exponents are Gregorio Fernández and Alonso Berruguete. You'll go for the sculpture and stay for the architecture, as the museum is spread over three spectacular sites: the Colegio de San Gregorio, the Palacio de Villena and the Casa del Sol.
In the provincial capital it's time to tick the box of a national record: its Plaza Mayor is the oldest square in Spain. We also recommend that you visit the bucolic garden of the Campo Grande and the romantic banks of the Pisuerga River.
Oh, and enter the cathedral, which was never finished; and visit the House Museum dedicated to Cervantes, who lived here for a few years.
But, hey, there is no Valladolid without tapas! And you can't leave these lands without trying the crazy Tigretostón of los Zagales, the prawn toast with garlic shoots of La Tasquita or Los Tres Cerditos (three little pigs) of Villa Paramesa.
And when you need a break, don't hesitate: the Sercotel Felipe IV is located in the heart of the old town, close to the Plaza Mayor. Also the Sercotel Valladolid, which will be waiting for you just a few steps away from the Science Museum. You can visit the latter with your dog! And there you can do some laps in the pool. The warrior's rest.
