We arrived in the dark and the castle looked fantastic. Our superior room just off the courtyard was huge with stone work showing. We had to walk down through an interior door down a slight slope to the bathroom. We thought we would be too late for dinner as it was 9 o'clock but that was the time when the... More

A 13th century honey coloured castle tastefully converted into a hotel with 41 rooms, varying from dungeons to luxury apartments. The Castle retains lots of the original features and above all has a special atmosphere. We went out of season and were upgraded to a large room with its own private battlement/patio with stunning views, a great place to relax.... More

Travelling every other week, I am used to hotels and each time I enter the Castillo del Buen Amor I think at what Baudelaire said: " tout n'est qu'ordre et beauté, Luxe, calme et volupté. There all is order and beauty, Luxury, peace, and pleasure" I have been to this hotel a few times already and it has everything I... More

This is a wonderful place to relax and unwind. There is an excellent little bar and restaurant ( in the dungeon!). The staff are really helpfuland welcoming. The rooms are superb. There are enough antique filled rooms and passages to keep you entertained on a rainy day. The only let down was the bird poo -the place is home lots... More

As this hotel is in the very broad category of Castille de Leon, I can't imagine many people will get to read this review. I would have thought it could be accommodated in Salamanca (albeit that it is approx. 20km from the city). If you have a car and are looking for something very different, then this hotel is for... More

Finding this hotel is not easy in the sense that the sign is small and we passed it a number of times before we found it. The castle is located at the end of a very bumpy driveway. No porter service was offered and carrying bags over the cobblestones was not a nice experience. The room(14) was good, large with... More