Located next to the majestic source of the Segovia Aqueduct, the San Antonio El Real Hotel is much more than a place to rest. It is a true historical jewel that invites you to immerse yourself in centuries of history, art and tradition. Located in the ancient pleasure palace of Enrique IV de Castilla, this emblematic building has witnessed great moments in Spanish history. Not for nothing did Queen Isabel la Católica later transform this same space into a convent, endowing the place with a rich cultural and architectural heritage.
The leap into modernity came in 2007, when, after almost a decade of meticulous restoration work, it was opened as a hotel and restaurant, perfectly combining the best of his past with the comforts of today. The Cloister, with his unique atmosphere, and the adjoining buildings, which rigorously preserve the imprint of bygone eras, make up a 4-star space full of history and elegance.
Every corner of this hotel tells a story. Its walls, impregnated with centuries of life, not only preserve historical and artistic elements, but also proudly display them. The surroundings invite guests to travel back in time, while enjoying the modern facilities and traditional hospitality.
San Antonio El Real is not just a hotel: it is an invitation to experience the history of Segovia from their very roots. Whether for a romantic escapade, a cultural visit or a unique gastronomic experience, this hotel offers much more than just a stay. It is an opportunity to relax within centuries-old walls, surrounded by art, and delight in a cuisine that honours the tradition of the region.
Escape to Segovia and make your stay unforgettable. At Hotel San Antonio El Real, history is not just a memory; it is a living experience that awaits you.
The site surprises visitors with its beauty and the compositions of its ceilings, its interesting and valuable works of art preserved as a museum and its many curiosities. The convent has never suffered any external attack and its appearance has not been changed by wars or fires. Even during difficult times, it was a refuge for religious women from other endangered communities.
The tour starts in the church, a Baroque construction from the Eighteenth century, which is when the previous nave was transformed. The original coffered ceiling was left intact, an excellent Mudejar craft inspired by those of the Nasrid kingdom of Granada, much liked by the Castilian kings of the House of Trastámara. The wood came from the Valsaín pine tree forest and the plaster frieze, with Gothic decoration, contains the heraldry of King Enrique IV. The convent’s construction began with the church in 1455 and it contains a Flemish reredos from 1460.
The tour continues to the sacristy, whose ceiling polychromy was restored in 2002 with many colours and natural motifs. King Enrique’s coat of arms and the Franciscan cord appear interlayered.
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