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Viento de Ladera Casa Rural Con Piscina Cubierta
Viento de Ladera Casa Rural Con Piscina Cubierta
Viento de Ladera Casa Rural Con Piscina Cubierta
Viento de Ladera Casa Rural Con Piscina Cubierta
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Viento de Ladera Casa Rural Con Piscina Cubierta

Calle Segovia 7, Segovia, Spain
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Viento de Ladera Casa Rural Con Piscina Cubierta is a well-rated 4-star hotel in Nueva Segovia, Segovia, popular with guests who want comfort and a strong location near Castillo de Cuéllar.

The surrounding Nueva Segovia district is one of the most convenient parts of Segovia to stay in, with restaurants, cafés and transport links close by.

Rates shift with the season and with demand, so the live price on the booking page is always the one to trust — tap through for tonight's or your dates' real availability.

Key facts

Class
4-star
Area
Nueva Segovia
from
$0
Address
Calle Segovia 7, Segovia, Spain

What’s included

Air conditioning Bath Bathroom Bidet Cleaning Coffee Desk Dishwasher Fan Fireplace Free Wifi Free car parking

Where to stay in Segovia: which area suits which trip

Stay in the Casco Antiguo if it is your first visit — the walled old town puts you within a 10-minute walk of the Aqueduct, the Cathedral and the Alcázar, and it holds most of the four- and five-star options, typically €120–€220 a night. The Judería, immediately south of the Cathedral, is quieter, mostly boutique conversions of old Jewish quarter houses, and runs a similar price. San Millán and San Lorenzo, just outside the walls to the north and east, drop you to roughly €70–€110 for three-star and guesthouse rooms while keeping the Aqueduct a 15-minute walk away.

For something rural, La Granja de San Ildefonso and Valsaín sit 11 km east under the Sierra de Guadarrama and suit anyone pairing the palace gardens with hiking; expect €80–€140 in casas rurales. Pedraza, Sepúlveda, Turégano, Cuéllar, Coca and Ayllón are the walled villages 40–100 km out — cheaper (€60–€100) but you will need a car. Nueva Segovia, San José, La Albuera and San Marcos are residential and cheapest of all (€55–€85), fine if you have a car and just want a bed.

Best time to visit Segovia month by month

April, May and June are the sweet spot: 15–24°C, the Guadarrama still snow-capped behind the Alcázar, and rooms in the Casco Antiguo around €110–€150. July and August push to 32–35°C by day and Segovia empties for the coast, so paradoxically rates soften midweek (€90–€130) while La Granja fills up because it is 200 m higher and cooler. September brings the Titirimundi puppet festival's autumn echoes and grape harvest lunches, with prices back to spring levels.

October and November are cheapest — €70–€100 in three-stars, often under €60 in San Millán guesthouses — but expect rain and 5–12°C. December through February is cold (frequent frost, occasional snow closing the AP-61 Guadarrama tunnel), yet the two weekends before Christmas and 5 January spike rates 30–40% for the Cabalgata de Reyes. Semana Santa and the weekend of Santa Águeda in Zamarramala (around 5 February) are the other reliable price peaks.

Getting around Segovia and whether you need a car

You do not need a car for Segovia city itself: the Casco Antiguo, Judería, San Millán and San Lorenzo are all walkable, and it is 1.2 km from the Aqueduct to the Alcázar on foot. Segovia-Guiomar high-speed station is 5 km south in Nueva Segovia, linked to Madrid-Chamartín in 27 minutes by Avant (around €13 one way); Line 11 bus meets trains and runs to the Aqueduct in 15 minutes. Local Urbanos buses cover San Cristóbal de Segovia, Palazuelos de Eresma and La Albuera for €1.10.

You do need a car — or to plan around La Sepulvedana buses — for La Granja (11 km), Riofrío (7 km), Pedraza (37 km), Sepúlveda (58 km), Turégano (34 km), Cuéllar (60 km), Coca (52 km) and Ayllón (86 km). Bus frequencies to the smaller villages drop to one or two a day and nothing on Sundays. The AP-61 tolls were removed in 2018, so the Madrid drive is now free on the motorway and takes about 75 minutes to the Casco Antiguo.

Questions, answered

Where is Viento de Ladera Casa Rural Con Piscina Cubierta located?
Viento de Ladera Casa Rural Con Piscina Cubierta is in Nueva Segovia, Segovia (Calle Segovia 7, Segovia, Spain), close to Castillo de Cuéllar.
How much does Viento de Ladera Casa Rural Con Piscina Cubierta cost per night?
Recent rates started around $0 per night, but prices are set live — check the booking page for your exact dates.
How many stars is Viento de Ladera Casa Rural Con Piscina Cubierta?
Viento de Ladera Casa Rural Con Piscina Cubierta is a 4-star hotel in Segovia.
Do I need a car in Segovia?
You do not need a car if you are staying in Segovia city and the walled villages will be day trips by bus, but you do need one to move freely around Pedraza, Sepúlveda, Ayllón, Turégano and Coca. La Sepulvedana runs buses to the larger villages but often only one or two services a day and nothing on Sundays. Parking inside the walls is restricted to residents; most Casco Antiguo hotels use the Padre Claret or Acueducto car parks at €18–€22 a day. For La Granja and Riofrío alone, the Line 11 bus is enough.
Is Segovia better for families or couples?
Segovia works for both, but the balance tips slightly to couples because the appeal is dinners in old asadores, the illuminated Aqueduct after 9pm, and boutique hotels in the Judería. Families do well in La Granja de San Ildefonso, where the palace gardens and fountain shows on Saturdays give kids room to run, and family rooms in casas rurales cost €100–€140. The Alcázar's tower climb and armoury are the two things children remember. Avoid tiny Judería boutiques with narrow staircases if you have a pushchair.
What should I book early for a Segovia trip?
Book Casco Antiguo hotels 6–8 weeks ahead for Semana Santa, the 2 May long weekend, Hay Festival in mid-September and the Reyes week around 6 January, when the walled town sells out and rates rise 40–60%. Pedraza fills up for its Conciertos de las Velas on the first two Saturdays of July and needs booking by April. José María and Mesón de Cándido, the two famous cochinillo restaurants, want reservations 1–2 weeks ahead for weekend lunch. The Alcázar tower has a daily visitor cap and is worth pre-booking online in summer.
What is the typical nightly rate for a hotel in Segovia?
The typical nightly rate in Segovia is €90–€130 for a mid-range three- or four-star inside the walls, based on a double room with breakfast. Budget rooms in San Millán, San Lorenzo or Nueva Segovia sit at €55–€85, and the handful of five-stars and the Parador run €180–€300. Rural houses in Pedraza, Sepúlveda and Ayllón are usually let per property at €120–€180 sleeping four. Add 30–40% for the four price-spike weekends noted above.
Is Segovia a walkable city?
Segovia is very walkable within the walls — the whole Casco Antiguo is about 1 km end to end, from the Aqueduct on Plaza del Azoguejo to the Alcázar. The catch is that it sits on a rocky outcrop, so returning from the San Marcos valley below the Alcázar or the Clamores valley is a steep climb. Wear real shoes: the streets are cobbled granite and get slippery in rain or frost. From Guiomar AVE station it is 5 km, too far to walk with luggage, so use Line 11 or a €10–€12 taxi.
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