Hotel Las Sirenas in Segovia was probably very classy and popular in the 1950s. It no longer has the style and class it (probably) once had, but it´s still a very good hotel: cheap, nice rooms (not backpacker style) and friendly staff. In addition, the interior makes you feel like you are travelling back in time. To the 1950s of... more

We stayed 1 night here - not worth the money 82 euro without breakfast. Old room with a bad smell - soft beds - bathtub. Not the kind of room you expected. Overrated. more

We cycled here and the hotel was a wonderful walk into the old town through the narrow streets. Not sure how accessible this is by car. Its location is great in the heart of the old town and round the corner from the Plaza Mayor. Hotel was of a much higher standard than we expected for the price. There were... more

For the price, this Old City hotel offers above average value (we paid 60 euros a night on a holiday weekend when many other hotels had jacked up their prices). The room was a bit spartan (no controls for heating although we didn't totally freeze) but the bathroom was great with lots of hot water. The reception was civil but... more

Approaching Hotel Las Sirenas, you know this is a well-kept place. And a surprise awaits you at the back: a refreshing countryside! The whitish room isn't bad either, with comfortable beds and a shining bathroom, all of it for a reasonable price, on a pedestrian street in the middle of Segovia. With a bar and restaurant inside. There is a... more

Graceful, faded elegance. Noise from people in the halls carries, but the clientele while we were there were primarily middle-aged or older, and very considerate. Rooms are very clean, with nice views from all floors. Staff is very professional. Easy walking distance from major tourist attractions (the Alcazar, the Cathedral and the Aqueduct). Reasonably priced. Rooms are small and can... more

We stayed 2 nights in October 2005 at Los Sirenos. We had a really difficult time finding it in the car. After trying to follow the signs twice and both times finding ourselves back where we started, one of us gave up and hunted on foot. He found the hotel down a flight of stairs. The receptionist spoke no English... more

The hotel is on a major street that is halfway between the plaza mayor and the Roman Acquaduct; an excellent spot. The room was large and richly decorated with beautiful views of the valley. The bathroom was nice and decently sized. The greatest disappointments were the lack of air conditioning, and the lack of parking. The hotel does have guest... more

Segovia is a MUST visit spot - magical & hotel is in a fantastic location a short walk from Plaza Mayor & cathedral. arriving by car the hotel is fantastically well sign posted bringing u to the unloading spot reserved for hotel which is 50 yds/ metres around the corner . 11 euros a night covers cost of car being... more