Ribera del Duero DO LGBT-Friendly Hotels, Castile and León: Ribera del Duero DO Hotel Guide

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A lobby with a central fountain, a glass ceiling, and a seating area with chairs.

A formal sitting room with a patterned carpet, ornate chairs, a central table with a vase, and a large emblem on the wall.

A spacious indoor area with a high ceiling, a fountain, and seating arrangements.

A stone building with a wooden door, a staircase, and two potted plants.

1. Castillo de Curiel

Curiel

Beatrice

€99

includes taxes & fees

1 Oct - 2 Oct

A room with three red velvet armchairs around a small round table, a chandelier, and a view of the street through arched windows.

A bedroom with a bed, bedside tables, a nightstand, a mirror, and a wardrobe.

A dining area with wooden flooring, tables with chairs, a buffet table with food items, and a coffee machine.

A dining area with a wooden table, chairs, and a statue. There are arched windows and a tiled floor.

2. Hotel Julia

Aranda de Duero

William

€75

includes taxes & fees

30 Sept - 1 Oct

An interior view of a restaurant with wooden beams, tables set for dining, and a view through an arched doorway.

A hotel room with a bed, two bedside lamps, a wall-mounted painting of flowers, and a wooden headboard.

A hotel entrance with a tiled floor, a covered area with wooden beams, and a sign indicating a fire exit.

A covered outdoor area with a wooden railing, potted plants, and a view of a building and parked cars.

3. Hotel Milagros Rio Riaza

Pardilla

STEVEN

€80

includes taxes & fees

12 Oct - 13 Oct

A modern dining area with a round table set for four, surrounded by chairs. A unique wooden sculpture stands in the foreground.

A modern interior with white sofas, two tall floor lamps, and a large window with a view of a staircase.

An outdoor seating area with tables and chairs, a tree, and a view of the countryside.

A spacious lobby with a stone wall, framed artwork, and a central decorative area with steps leading to a golden altar.

4. Hospedium Hotel Convento Santa Ana

Atienza

Rachel

€69

includes taxes & fees

30 Sept - 1 Oct

A stone building with a wooden door and a small window with a metal grille.

A bedroom with a bed, stone wall, wooden door, and a window with curtains.

A staircase with ornate metal railings and a wooden handrail.

A dining table with plates, glasses, a bottle of wine, and a basket of bread.

5. Hospederia Jaramillo

Penaranda de Duero

"El pueblo muy bonito. El hotel en líneas generales bien, la atención es mejorable, falta personal y la responsable siempre quiere tener la última palabra y la razón. Pusimos el cartel de no molestar y entraron sin permiso a hacer la cama sin apenas limpiar. Pocos detalles, pedí el primer día leche de avena y de los cuatro que estuve no compró, pero si me cobró por 4 cafés y una tostada sin nada, 16 euros. "

Ana

€206

includes taxes & fees

2 Oct - 3 Oct

A restaurant with a brick wall and hanging plants. There are tables and chairs for dining.

A hallway leading to a bedroom with a bed, a desk with a computer, and a bathroom. The room number is 105.

A reception desk with a large mirror, potted plants, and a framed photograph.

A restaurant with outdoor seating, wicker baskets with plants, and a brick wall.

6. El Portazgo Hostal Restaurante

La Cisterniga

"This is a large apartment for our family of 5. Very comfortable sleeping. Shower in master bedroom did not work and low water pressure. Owner/ administrator super welcoming. This is a small village but very good experience. I felt like I would know everyone’s name there if I stayed more than 24 hours.we picked this location because of proximity to wineries - but none were open for tastings on holiday."