TRYP VALLADOLID SOFIA PARQUESOL HOTEL(FORMERLY TRYP SOFIA PARQUESOL)

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About the property

Location This hotel is located in a residential district of Parquesol, not far from the centre of Valladolid. Nuevo Zorrilla football stadium as well as the bullfighting arena lie just 10 minutes' walking distance away with easy access also by car. Facilities The establishment comprises a total of 70 accommodation units. A lobby and a reception are available to guests. A lift provides easy access to the upper floors. Services such as a cloakroom and a safe make for a comfortable stay. Internet access and wireless internet access are available in the public areas. Gastronomic options include a restaurant, a café and a bar. Guests arriving by car can park their vehicles in the garage or car park. Other services include a laundry. Rooms All accommodation units feature air conditioning, central heating and a bathroom. A balcony completes the range of amenities available in most rooms. Each accommodation unit features a double bed or a king-size bed. Cots are available for children. A safe and a minibar also feature. The kitchenette features a fridge. Convenient features include internet access, a telephone, a TV, a radio, a stereo system and wireless internet access. In the bathrooms, guests will find a shower, a bathtub and a hairdryer. Personal care items can also be found in the bathrooms. Meals The establishment offers a wide range of bookable meals and board options, including breakfast, lunch, dinner, B & B, half board, full board and All-inclusive. Drinks are included for guests. Payment The following credit cards are accepted at the establishment: American Express, VISA, Diners Club and MasterCard.

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Information about the area

Valladolid, Spain

Valladolid lies on the Río Pisuerga just above its confluence with the Duero. It is the capital of Castilla y León, an outstanding wine-producing area, and on the early 17th century was the capital of Spain for five years. This provincial capital has great museums and a large, characterful old quarter. The historic centre of Valladolid is home to an interesting collection of Renaissance buildings comprising houses, palaces, churches, and one of its most emblematic buildings, its cathedral. The cathedral dwells east of the city’s lively Plaza Mayor. Its plain and massive architecture contrasts with the elaborate ornament of the Plateresque style of its time. The most notable features of the spacious interior are the high altarpiece and the fine Renaissance choir-stalls. The city has an intense cultural scene thanks to its status as a university town, and hosts events such as the Seminci, the International Film Festival, one of the highlights of the Spanish film calendar. There’s a great entertainment and nightlife scene to tap into at the end of a day investigating the city’s history and culture.