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The Linajes is found down one of the tiny stone streets that crisscross Segovia's quaint old quarter, the barrio of San Esteban, which sits on a hill above the modern city. Known as "The House of the Lineages", the warm-stone and aged-wood façade of the hotel is beautifully preserved from the 11th-century palace of the noble Falconi family, whose escutcheon can still be seen over the arched entryway. Inside, with the exception of the pleasantly modern bar/cafeteria downstairs, the hotel conserves a charming old-Castile flavor, with dark wood, beamed ceilings and burnished-tile floors. A cosy alcove off the lobby, decorated with wonderful antiques, looks into a glass-enclosed garden patio on one side, and over the open terrace in back, sharing its panoramic views over the city's monumental skyline. |
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There are lovely views from every bedrooms too. The rooms in the newer part are carpeted and comfortable, accented in golds and browns, with contemporary Spanish furnishing. However, those in the old part, though similarly furnished and decorated, remain favorites, with their wooden floors and views of the countryside through the original windows. The 55 rooms are all furnished with private bathroom, air-conditioning, central heating, cable music, direct dial telephone and color TV. The hotel has a terrace with beautiful views. |
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| Description | Low Season | High Season | 2009 Low Season | 2009 High Season |
Single room | 66.00 | 78.00 | 64.50 | 67.70 |
Double room single occupancy | 71.20 | 84.80 | 71.00 | 78.24 |
Double room | 89.00 | 106.00 | 85.10 | 97.80 |
Triple room | 109.00 | 127.00 | 107.50 | 121.44 |
Double room with salon | 120.00 | 138.00 | - | - |
| Breakfast | 9.75 | 9.75 | included | included |
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Cancellation policy : 48 hours before the arrival |
| baby cot:8€ |
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