Family-friendly Hotels in Valladolid

The room was very nice and cheap but there are some ”serious” faults. To start with two lights suddenly, it will be that we had very bad luck. In addition to the shower we don't know very well why but it was impossible to douche **** because it changed The hotel was very clean and careful.

Lovely elegant hotel with excellent location a few steps from the Plaza Major but in a quiet street. Parking instruction were good and we were met by a lovely lady who explained how to return to the main Square and underground parking; you are able to stop outside the hotel and unload the luggage! The executive twin room was spacious and comfortable and over looked the small street. The beds were comfortable, and the bathroom was good and clean! Lift to rooms. Breakfast was a little chaotic one day with one staff covering cooked breakfast and the bar, and the cooked eggs could have been a little better!! The hotel is also pet friendly....a lovely 2 night stay! We would stay again....

I've stayed at this hotel twice before, once in 2017 and again in 2018, each time for over a week. When I needed to return to Valladolid recently, I didn't think twice about rebooking at the Enara. But never again. It's definitely gone downhill. Overall, the hotel looks tired, in need of a revamp. It just seemed not quite as clean as previous visits. On arrival, they had no knowledge of my previous visits and therefore my loyalty to their hotel. Then they tried to palm me off with a room in which a previous occupant had clearly been smoking. It stank terribly. In fairness, when I reported that the room was unacceptable, they quickly found me an alternative. But why did they try it on in the first place? Then I discovered that the toilet didn't flush properly, requiring 5 or 6 flushes before clear water returned - and this in spite of a lot of water being discharged each flush but clearly not directed in the right place. I reported the problem and was told it would be fixed, but it never was, so I just had to put up with it and waste a lot of precious water. I had a double room booked for 2 people but the wardrobe contained only 4 coat hangers. My wife would have gone berserk if she'd accompanied me! The hotel I'd stayed at in the centre of Madrid had 18 coat hangers. But why so few at the Enara? Once again, after I reported the shortfall, more hangers were installed very soon afterwards. And such an antiquated internet system! For some strange reason, when you check, you get an automatic allowance of 5 days' free use of their internet but I was staying for longer. I was in the middle of writing a long email coincidently exactly 5 days after checking in when suddenly my internet disappeared. I was not best pleased. So I had to traipse all the way to reception to get another 5 days. Virtually all other hotels I've stayed in around the world in recent years just give you the codes and that's it - no need to get new ones. The rooms don't have safes, let alone ones big enough to take a laptop, which is becoming the norm these days. A minor ******. The hotel has two adjacent lifts - they're bang next door to one another. And yet they operate independently - so you can't just press one lift button and leave it to the lifts to work out which one could service you the quickest. I'm aware of the struggles the global hotel industry has had as a result of the pandemic but some just seem to have got their acts together much better than the Enara. There are plenty of other good hotels in Valladolid, similarly priced, some much closer to the city centre. So, sadly, when I return to this lovely city, I shan't be staying a fourth time at the Enara.

Valladolid is a very pleasant living city with few tourists. The hotel is very user friendly as suites are beautiful, huge and modern. Kitchen with basic utensils and dishwasher included (but not detergent). Spacious living room. Safe, big fridge, lots of room for storage. Air-con works very well. One of the two big windows we had in the room leads to a small enclosed balcony where one could even pull out a chair to read a book or have a coffee. As for parking, it may not be too obvious. Try locate it using google street view and look for the car lift at the rear of the hotel and set your GPS there. At the time we were there, there was some construction nearby but with some minor detours, getting there was not a problem. There are parking spaces near the car lift for temporary stops for you to quickly get out and ask hotel to open car lift door to get in. Garage is super clean (they must be washing it frequently) and spaces are wide. Good value for money.

This hotel, near the Ribera del Douro wine country, was perfect in every other way but one thing. Our extremely large room, a suite, was superb in every way with a price that was one-third the price of our hotel in San Sebastián. The location was central to everything with a nearby parkway that had many restaurants. The staff were wonderful and helpful. We particularly appreciate the daily breakfast option just off the lobby. The hotel parking, once found, was a nice safe and convenient option in the heart of a dense and lively city, One of Spain’s top wine regions was just 50 minutes away. The only difficult thing about this hotel was the “no warning” nor any advanced information provided about the parking situation upon check in. There literally were no parking spaces within blocks of the hotel for a quick 15 min. check-in. We accidently parked in front of a private garage for ten minutes while the owner walked to the hotel to express her anger. There was no help by the hotel in advance of this obviously daily problem. Once getting by this initial issue, we had a glorious stay!

Convenient self-driving transportation, free parking around, 20 minutes walk across the bridge to the old city. The hotel's weekend residential area, nothing, no restaurants, supermarkets, driving anywhere.

This is a small hotel located within easy walking distance from Plaza Mayor and the main shopping, restaurant areas. Essentially you can walk everywhere and even the cathedral is an easy 20 minute walk. Lots of breakfast options nearby so no need to pay for expensive hotel breakfasts. You can get breakfast from €5 to €3 nearby and that includes a coffee, juice, pain au chocolat plus a main item eg tortilla, pan con tomate, churros etc. We went to Senatta - great bakery five minutes from the hotel. We had a double room which was compact but very clean. This is not a luxurious hotel and the rooms are simple but adequate and comfortably furnished. Bathrooms have all the basic amenities and a partial shower screen which means a very wet bathroom floor after a couple of showers. I was expecting better rooms based on the reviews. Annoyingly the lights in the corridors are activated by movement, which is very disconcerting when the sensor is located a number of steps from your room which was our experience. It means you are fumbling in the dark until you trigger a sensor. Not a pleasant experience. Also irritating is that there are stairs to enter/leave the hotel which means lifting luggage. Car park is a short walk away and €17 a night. Whilst our stay was okay will look for other options if we return to Valladolid. Check in and out very efficient.