My husband and I had a wonderful weekend in Arzuaga Hotel last April. Our room was big and comfortable, adequately furnished, with a relaxing view to the vineyard. The bathroom was also spacy, with nice bath products. The breakfast was really good and spanish (you could choose, for example, fresh scrumbled eggs, tomato deep - a really nice spanish tip... More

My girlfriend and I have been living in Spain for 9 months with work and decided to spend some time in the Riberia de Duero region befoire we left. Looking through the local vineyards and websites, the impression of Arzuaga is great. In addition to the standard wine and food services, with accommodation, it also offered a spa, which we... More

I wanted to spend a weekend in a swanky hotel and my wife suggested to go to the Hotel Arzuaga. We have seen it a couple of times when we were driving along the road from Valladolid Airport to Aranda de Duero. Advertisement for the hotel is plastered all over the area and it can’t be missed. We planned to... More

We traveld around and needed a room for one night.The room was excellent . In the evening we ate at the restaurant. The food was ok but we had to wait a very long time. I forgot my cardigan after dinner. Next morning we checked out and asked about my jacket. I didn't got it back with the explanation the... More

I was attracted to this hotel due to the 5 star category it posts on their webpage and because of being a producer or supposedly fine wine in an excellent wine region (Duero). My experience was throughout disappointing, because a 5 star hotel should ensure high standards not only in the facilities, but also in the service culture. If you... More

We visited the hotel to attend a wedding. We had a family suite, with the child's bedroom separate from that of the adults. The room was pleasant enough, and the standards of cleanliness were good. We encountered problems almost immediately as no one spoke adequate English. We must take part of the blame - its probably about time we learned... More