Where to Stay in Segovia (2026): 6 Best Areas, Prices & Map
Where to stay in Segovia, in short: stay in the Old Town around Plaza Mayor to walk to every sight, the Jewish Quarter for quieter medieval streets near the Alcázar, by the aqueduct for easy access to the bus station and parking, in San Marcos for Alcázar views and calm, or outside the city if you are driving. Hotels start from about €50–65 a night, with a five-star convent at about €120.
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Some guides on where to stay in Segovia only give price tiers such as € or €€ (The Tour Guy), and one promises to name areas to avoid but never does (Descubriendo Viajes). This guide compares six areas with typical 2026 prices, named hotels, parking tips for the low-emission old town and a map. For sights and transport, see our Segovia travel guide.
Best Areas to Stay in Segovia at a Glance
Here is where to stay in Segovia depending on your trip:
| Area | Best for | Typical price per night | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Old Town (Plaza Mayor) | First-timers, couples | From about €50–65 | Steep streets, busy in summer |
| 2. Jewish Quarter | Quiet, near the Alcázar | About €60–70 | Quieter evenings |
| 3. Aqueduct and San Millán | Bus arrivals, drivers | Mid-range | Outside the walls |
| 4. San Marcos and San Lorenzo | Families, views | About €105–120 (apartments) | Across the river |
| 5. Outside the city | Drivers, pools | Mid-range | Need a car or taxi |
| 6. La Granja | Royal palace, quiet | About €45–80 | 15 minutes away |
Prices from Descubriendo Viajes, August 2026; area notes from The Tour Guy, March 2026 and La Maleta Inquieta, October 2026.
Map: Where to Stay in Segovia
Numbers match the areas below; A is the Alcázar, B the bus station and C the high-speed train station. Tap a pin for details, or open it in Google Maps.
Pins mark the centre of each area and are approximate. La Granja and the Guiomar station are off the default view: zoom out to see them.
1. Old Town: Best for First-Timers
Inside the walls, you are close to Plaza Mayor, the Cathedral and the aqueduct, with most of the restaurants and hotels, and you can explore on foot; the streets are steep and cobbled, parts are pedestrian-only and restaurants need booking at weekends (Descubriendo Viajes). It also gets busy in summer (The Tour Guy). For most visitors, this is where to stay in Segovia.
Where to stay: Hostería Natura at about €50, Hotel Infanta Isabel on Plaza Mayor from about €65, and the five-star Áurea Convento Capuchinos, a former convent with a spa, at about €120 (Descubriendo Viajes, August 2026, The Tour Guy, March 2026). Budget travellers can try Hostal Fornos (The Tour Guy).
Hotel Cetina Palacio Ayala Berganza is a charming 15th-century palace hotel in San Millán, within walking distance of the Roman Aqueduct and Segovia's Old Town. Check room rates and parking availability before booking.
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2. Jewish Quarter: Best for a Quiet Stay
The old Jewish Quarter keeps much of its original layout, with the old synagogue and the Puerta de San Andrés, and is about a 7-minute walk from the Alcázar (The Tour Guy, Descubriendo Viajes).
Where to stay: Hospedaje La Judería and Hotel Don Felipe, near the Alcázar with triple rooms, both at about €60, and Hotel Spa La Casa Mudéjar, a 15th-century building with a spa, at about €70 (Descubriendo Viajes, August 2026).
3. Aqueduct and San Millán: Best for Arrivals and Drivers
Just outside the walls by the aqueduct, you are close to the bus station, about 5 minutes on foot (La Maleta Inquieta). San Millán, nearby, is less touristy, with local bakeries and plazas (The Tour Guy). If you arrive by bus or car, this is where to stay in Segovia.
Where to stay: Eurostars Plaza Acueducto, Hotel Los Arcos, which advertises private parking, and Hotel Cetina Palacio Ayala Berganza, a 15th-century palace (La Maleta Inquieta, October 2026, The Tour Guy, March 2026); Hotel Real Segovia, with a rooftop terrace, is in San Millán (The Tour Guy).
4. San Marcos and San Lorenzo: Best for Families and Views
Across the River Eresma, below the Alcázar, these residential areas are quiet, with riverside walks and picnic spots, but they are outside the walls and further from the centre (Descubriendo Viajes, The Tour Guy).
Where to stay: the apartments of El Mirador del Alcázar, at about €120, and Tu Casa San Marcos, with Alcázar views, from about €105 (Descubriendo Viajes, August 2026).
5. Outside the City: Best with a Car
Hotels on the edge of the city are easiest with a car. The Parador de Segovia, with pools and a gym, is about 1.5–3 km from the old town (La Maleta Inquieta, October 2026, The Tour Guy, March 2026); Hotel Cándido offers free outdoor parking and a covered garage at €10 a day, and Hotel Puerta de Segovia has its own car park (La Maleta Inquieta, October 2026).
6. La Granja: Best for a Royal Escape
About 15 minutes away, La Granja de San Ildefonso has the royal palace, its gardens and the Royal Glass Factory (Descubriendo Viajes). Options include Hostal La Chata at about €45 with breakfast and Hotel AR Isabel de Farnesio, with a spa, at about €80 (Descubriendo Viajes, August 2026).
Where to Stay in Segovia by Budget
Here is where to stay in Segovia at each price level:
| Budget | Examples (per night) | Area |
|---|---|---|
| Budget | Hostal La Chata (about €45), Hostería Natura (about €50), Hospedaje La Judería (about €60) | La Granja, Old Town, Jewish Quarter |
| Mid-range | Hotel Infanta Isabel (from about €65), Casa Mudéjar (about €70), Isabel de Farnesio (about €80) | Old Town, Jewish Quarter, La Granja |
| Upper mid-range | Tu Casa San Marcos (from about €105), El Mirador del Alcázar (about €120) | San Marcos |
| Luxury | Áurea Convento Capuchinos (about €120), Hotel Cetina Palacio Ayala Berganza | Old Town, San Millán |
Prices from Descubriendo Viajes, August 2026; other hotels from The Tour Guy, March 2026 and La Maleta Inquieta, October 2026. For our shortlist, see Best Hotels in Segovia.
When Prices Rise
Hotel prices vary a lot by day and season. On Kayak, August is the most expensive month and March the cheapest, Wednesday nights are the cheapest and Friday nights the most expensive, and recent weekend nights cost about 40% more than weeknights (Kayak). Hotels don't publish fixed rates, so compare your dates (La Maleta Inquieta).
Parking and the Low-Emission Zone
Before deciding where to stay in Segovia with a car, note that the walled centre is a low-emission zone, cars cannot reach some hotel doors, and many old-town hotels have little or no parking, so ask about a parking space in writing before you book (La Maleta Inquieta, October 2026). From the Guiomar high-speed station, bus 12 takes about 15 minutes to the centre, and a taxi about 10 minutes for around €11 (Descubriendo Viajes, August 2026).
Where to Stay in Segovia: Which Area Fits Your Trip?
- First trip: the Old Town.
- Couples: the Jewish Quarter or the Old Town.
- Families: San Marcos apartments or the Jewish Quarter.
- Arriving by bus: near the aqueduct.
- Arriving by car: outside the city or a hotel with confirmed parking.
- Quiet and gardens: La Granja.
5 Things to Check Before You Book
These checks matter more than star ratings when choosing where to stay in Segovia:
- Parking: confirm a space in writing if you drive (La Maleta Inquieta).
- Steep streets: check how far the hotel is from the bus stop if you have heavy luggage (Descubriendo Viajes).
- Weekend rates: Friday and Saturday nights cost more (Kayak).
- Transport from Guiomar: bus 12 or a taxi to the centre (Descubriendo Viajes).
- Restaurant bookings: reserve dinner at weekends.
How Many Nights?
One night is enough for most visitors; two if you add La Granja. For sights and prices, see our list of things to do in Segovia.
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Where to Stay in Segovia: FAQs
What is the best area to stay in Segovia?
The Old Town around Plaza Mayor, within walking distance of the aqueduct, the Cathedral and the Alcázar.
Is it worth staying overnight in Segovia?
Yes. You can see the Alcázar at sunset and enjoy the city after the day-trippers leave.
How much is a hotel in Segovia?
From about €50–65 a night for simple hotels in the old town, about €120 for the five-star Áurea Convento Capuchinos; weekends and August cost more.
Where should I stay in Segovia with a car?
Outside the walls: near the aqueduct at a hotel with parking, or outside the city at the Parador or Hotel Cándido.
How do I get from the train station to my hotel?
Take bus 12 from Segovia-Guiomar, about 15 minutes, or a taxi for around €11.
Is this guide on where to stay in Segovia up to date?
Yes. This guide to where to stay in Segovia was last updated in October 2026. Prices change with season and events, so check current rates before booking.
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