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Our top choices for Santibáñez de Vidriales pensions

An outdoor dining setup with two tables, each with a white tablecloth and a red and green border, set against a stone building with a turret and ivy.

1. Parador De Benavente

Benavente

Lillian

NT$3,063 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 29 - Nov 30

A multi-story hotel with a brick facade, illuminated windows, and a sign indicating it is a hotel.

2. Hotel Santiago

Benavente

anthony

NT$2,657 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 28 - Nov 29

A wooden door with glass panels, a metal handle, and a small plant on the left.

3. Hostal Universal

Benavente

Geertjan

NT$2,184 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 28 - Nov 29

A restaurant with tables set for dining, chairs, and a view through arched windows.

4. Hostal Restaurante la Trucha

Benavente

Pablo

NT$2,621 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 28 - Nov 29

An outdoor seating area with tables and chairs, a sign for 'Hostal Covadonga', and a reflection of a building in the window.

5. Hotel Covadonga

Benavente

Julian

NT$1,966 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 28 - Nov 29

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Top Santibáñez de Vidriales Hotel Reviews

Parador De Benavente

10/10 Excellent

"A lovely location and a lovely room. A gem that I'll definitely be returning to. The staff were excellent. The hotel has made the most of the old castle - which creates a wonderful atmosphere. The bathroom in our room was stunning. Clearly recently refurbished and it impressed. My only comment would be that they should have a history of the building, and more about the town itself available for guests. There are so many historic photos showing the old castle and the destruction done to it by Napoleon, but nothing talking about the previous noble family, or the relationship between the town and the ruined castle in the 19th century (when it was clearly heavily looted), and finally how it became a Parador. This is a systematic gap at the Paradors. Too little information at them about the hotels themselves and the local area. Each Parador needs an extensive mini-website or booklet at the hotel detailing all this."