Located next to the Romanesque church of San Millán, only a few minutes walk from the Aqueduct, this 15th-century building was once the abode of one of Spain's most famous painters, Ignacio Zuloaga (1870-1945). It has been turned into one of the most atmospheric little inns in Castile. Part of the hotel is the original Castilian palace, dating from the 15th century and declared a historic monument, plus a modern structure completed in 1998. Care and attention went into the design of the modernized bedrooms and two suites, each individually decorated and containing a private bathroom with tub and shower. In a stone-columned central patio, an excellent Castilian cuisine based on seasonal dishes and roasted meats from a wood-fired oven are served.
Facilities:
Restaurant; coffee shop; bar; babysitting; garden
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