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Hotels in Zamora
Zamora has a number of good hotels, but we've chosen the ones that, we think, will truly enhance your trip.
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Hotel Alda Mercado de Zamora
This former Banco de España building from the 19th century was transformed into a rich merchant’s mansion in the early 20th century and later served as a newspaper headquarters. At the opening of the 21st century, it was converted into a boutique hotel, retaining the original Art…$$Around Town - Hotel
Hotel Horus
The former Banco de España building from the 19th century has led many lives. It was transformed into a rich merchant’s mansion in the early 20th century and later served as a newspaper headquarters. Just before the financial crisis struck, it was converted into a boutique hotel that…$Around Town - Hotel
NH Palacio del Duero
Barely outside the old city walls of Zamora, the NH Colleción hotel (the group’s top grade) occupies the 14th- to 15th-century convent of San Juan de Jerusalem as well as the 16th-century Comendadores convent and part of a 20th-century winery. All those properties have been nicely…$Around Town - Hotel
Parador de Zamora
Medieval armor, heavy tapestries, hanging lanterns, and reproduction antique furniture give this parador a gravitas that other lodgings in Zamora lack. Built in the mid–15th century on the site of an earlier Roman fortress, the building features a beautiful staircase and a dignified…$$Around Town - Hotel
Valbusenda Hotel Bodega & Spa
On the road to the Castilian wine capital of Toro, this magnificent modern country retreat is geared to wine-lovers. Set in the middle of D.O. Toro vineyards, the hotel was constructed as part of a small winery complex. (Guests get a free tour.) Grape products figure in the spa…$$$In Nearby Toro



