My wife and I stayed at the Monterrey during a weekend visit to Salamanca. The booking was made through an Internet service and we were not sure what to expect for the modest price. We were delightfully surprised to encounter a four-star hotel in the heart of the city, just a few minutes by foot from the Plaza Mayor. Beds... More

I thought the public places in this hotel were fine...very clean, if not smoky due to the large amount of people who seem to smoke in Spain. Our room was clean, but the carpet was worn. Beds were very comfy. Street noise was loud, and we had to keep our window closed because of it...We were with a tour group... More

Avoid rooms on the first floor (European 1st floor) and at the front of the hotel. Our first room was on the first floor. The putrid green and orange carpet was worn and filthy. The tacky orange satiny bedspreads didn't look so clean either. The bathroom had the toilet wedged between the high bathtub and the wall leaving about an... More

This hotel seemed to be popular with organisers of large groups os tourists. When we arrive, the doorman did not open the door or help us with our luggage through the doors. The receptionist was dressed in a dowdy fashion and a welcoming smile was certainly not part of his 'meet and greet' job spec! Public areas were spoiled by... More

I stayed here for one night as part of a tour around Spain (with a small group). The hotel & my single room were satisfactory. Major complaint for me was that my room overlooked the main street. While the temperature was pleasant during my stay, I regretted that I had to keep my window shut to muffle unbearable traffic noise... More

We selected this hotel due to 4* rating, reasonability of the price and proximity to the historic centre of Salamanca. Overall, we did not consider that the 4* rating was deserved. In particular, the decor of the public areas was poor and carpeting in need of cleaning/ replacement. The sole small elevator was of dubious quality. No lighting over the... More

We got a great deal through Bookings.com because it was a Sunday (nearly 1/3 the price). We decided to treat ourselves to a 4 star hotel (used to 1 and 2 star Hostals). The room looked somewhat clean, very old, smokey smell, and no AC till mid June is what we were told. This was a little bit nicer then... More

stayed for two nights with a tour group of 35. we changed our room to a double bed once we saw two singles. tiny room, had to turn sideways to go between bed and desk to reach window. in july=no students=no night life. breakfast included, but was not memorable.