Hotel Feria

“A short hop over the river from the centre”

I have given fours where others I suspect would give threes. I booked last minute for a one-night stop and so was looking for something cheapish. The hotel is located out of the old centre and some distance (25-30 mins) walk from the bus and train stations. Into the old town it is a short 10min wal… more

I have given fours where others I suspect would give threes. I booked last minute for a one-night stop and so was looking for something cheapish. The hotel is located out of the old centre and some distance (25-30 mins) walk from the bus and train stations. Into the old town it is a short 10min walk over the river. As it is next to the Feria - hence the name - I imagine prices change at the weekend and drop outside of business time. The room was simple but large enough for a solo traveller. Don't expect any amazing toiletries. TV worked and the WiFi was pretty good. Everything was clean and comfortable and the staff were all friendly and wanted to help. There was a cheap breakfast option in the café bar next door, but there are some lovely old cafés in the centre in and around the plaza mayor I would recommend more. I was really happy with my choice but do understand people might want something grander elsewhere.

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“Cheap”

Very cheap furniture, large spaces and clean but nothing special. Right close to the entrance of Feria de Valladolid but out of the center of the town. For the same price there is much better in the area. Breakfast very poor. Very noisy during the night when there are parties at the restaurant a… more

Very cheap furniture, large spaces and clean but nothing special. Right close to the entrance of Feria de Valladolid but out of the center of the town. For the same price there is much better in the area. Breakfast very poor. Very noisy during the night when there are parties at the restaurant and sometimes the smell of the kitchen enters some of the rooms of the first floor (216). Bed pretty small with super tiny pillows and no extra pillows. No plugs close to the bed. To charge more than one device we had to unplug the fridge.

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“Good basic accommodation next to the exhibition halls”

Good basic, budget accommodation situation literally next door to the Valladolid Feria halls. Rooms are not large and have basic furnishings, but are clean and beds are comfy. Bathrooms are large in comparison to the room sizes, with a large shower and super lighting over the basin. Toiletries and… more

Good basic, budget accommodation situation literally next door to the Valladolid Feria halls. Rooms are not large and have basic furnishings, but are clean and beds are comfy. Bathrooms are large in comparison to the room sizes, with a large shower and super lighting over the basin. Toiletries and decent sized towels are a decent size. Free interest is useful, especially since there is only a limited TV service (all Spanish - but that improves your language skill I guess!) Personally, I would not bother purchasing the breakfast. At 6 Euros it is poor value, and except for the delicious Serano ham, the rest was almost inedible. I arrived to find I had to clear my own table (there had obviously been a busy session and those diners had left and although staff did breeze through the breakfast room, no one attempted to clear any tables, or replenish the breakfast buffet which was looking as those it had been invaded by locusts. There is no restaurant per sey in the hotel, but guests can access the small cafe next door via an internal door. It is here where breakfast is taken. The cafe serves burgers and steaks and some other small snacks, but sadly it is not open on Sunday and there is no where in this area to eat so make sure you have something with you if you stay Sunday, or be prepared to travel elsewhere. Staff are very helpful and will call taxis for you if the rank outside is empty.

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