The Parador Tordessillas was such a let down. We had stayed in so many fantastic Paradors that we could not believe our misfortune at arriving at the Parador Tordesillas. It's too far outside the town to walk in but that doesn't matter anyway. We thought our Sat Nav had malfunctioned when we arrived at the Parador. The words " You... More

Actually the mediocrity of the Spanish Paradors is not a bad thing as you know pretty well what you are going to get. They are always clean and the rooms are comfortable and often the buildings are splindid old castles. This one is not old but still comfortable. The negative is, as often the case, the poor quality mediocre food.... More

We chose the Parador de Tordesillas because we wanted to visit the historic monuments of the small town of Tordesillas. In truth the Parador is a bit removed from the city, about 4 miles. The architecture is austere, reflecting the 50 years of existence. The rooms are large but with an old-fashioned furniture. It has a nice patio and a... More

This is the third time I have used this hotel. It is very quiet and the rooms are of a good size. The main drawback is that, in common with Spain in general, but not every hotel, dinner is not served until 9 p.m.! For those of us living north of the Channel we are not used to eating so... More

This Parador is right next to an industrial area, but you wouldn't know this when staying there. It's a bit of a hike into Tordesilas, so you had better plan on eating in. The food was very good and reasonably priced. It has a nice bar and outside sitting area, older lady serving was very friendly and hard working. The... More

A little remote from the old town so unable to walk there to eat after a long late drive from Murcia up to Santander ferry. We ate in and the food and service was excellent. The room was dark but very comfortable and quiet overlooking grass and trees. A quiet location. Not sure what the building was used for originally... More

There is very little to visit in Tordesillas but it is a nice place to stay between 2 visits to Salamanca, Burgos Avila or Leon.. And the Parador is definitely the best in town !

The Parador is a little outside the town and the road does not have a footpath which makes walking into the town tricky. We had stayed in four Paradors on this trip before this one and several on other holidays and did not feel this matched the standards we've come to expect. The staff did not make us feel particularly... More

Our two day stay at Tordesillas was wonderful. It allowed us to visit Valladolid and Tordesillas without having to drive very much. The room was very clean; it had a nice window that opened up to a small pine forest. Lots of free parking. The food was exquisite; we had many well prepared foods, including "lechoncito," sausages and white beans,... More