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Velada Burgos Hotel
District: Plaza Mayor Super SaverPopular
Situated on the route to Santiago in Calle Fernan Gonzalez, an elegant historic property with a fine dining restaurant, cyber corner and a garage.
Great8.8
(901 reviews)
AC Hotel Burgos
District: Plaza Mayor Popular
A city hotel in a prime location next to the cathedral and close to the Monasterio de las Huelgas.
Superb9
(238 reviews)
Almirante Bonifaz Hotel
District: Plaza Mayor Popular
A luxurious business friendly choice situated opposite the Human Evolution Museum and near the Congress Centre.
Very Good8.5
(111 reviews)
Cabildo Hotel
District: Plaza Mayor Popular
Good value boutique style hotel set in a 5 storey property in the old quarter of the city and near the Gothic cathedral.
Very Good8.4
(14 reviews)
Cordon Hotel
District: Plaza Mayor Popular
Quality hotel offering good value for money, situated in the city centre beside the Casa del Cordon.
Very Good8.4
(203 reviews)
Maria Luisa Hotel
District: Plaza Mayor Popular
Family friendly establishment in the heart of Burgos, 5 minutes from the old town and its historic attractions
Very Good8.2
(121 reviews)
Espana Hotel
District: Plaza Mayor
Very Good8
(106 reviews)
Norte y Londres Hotel
District: Plaza Mayor
Situated in Plaza de Alonso Martinez, a cheap option conveniently close to tapas joints and shopping areas.
Very Good8.4
(366 reviews)
Introduction to Burgos - Plaza Mayor
The city of Burgos, Spain, is situated 240kms north of the country’s capital, Madrid, in the province of Castilla y Leon. The main square is called Plaza Mayor, which can be found just off the Paseo del Espolon and close to Plaza Jose Antonio. Those staying at hotels in Burgos will find themselves within a stone’s throw of the city’s most famous attraction, the Gothic cathedral. This is one of the finest examples of religious architecture in Spain, and the locals are particularly proud of it. Local crusader El Cid Campeador was also laid to rest in a tomb here. Nearby, visitors will find the newly-opened Museum of Human Evolution as well as a plethora of pestrianised streets, pretty promenades and elegant spires. There are also plenty of good restaurants in this part of the city, which boasts a distinctly small-town feel. On the south side of the square, bookish types may well enjoy a visit to the Town Hall (Ayuntamiento). Built in 1791, it houses the Municipal Archives for the entire city.
other spellings: plazamayor otel, plasa mayor hote, plza mayer hotles, plaza major hotle, plazamayor