San Antonio el Real
Segovia, Castile y Leon
This exceptional building was declared a World Heritage site in 1931, and it’s easy to see why.
Dating back to 1455 when it was created by Enrique IV as a Franciscan monastery, the guest rooms themselves are formed from ancient cloisters.
Isabel the First later converted the building into a convent, but what might appeal most to the historian is the Mudejar architecture.
The San Antonio el Real offers 51 rooms in all, and includes a restaurant and bar. Madrid is a little over an hour’s drive away by car.
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Dating back to 1455 when it was created by Enrique IV as a Franciscan monastery, the guest rooms themselves are formed from ancient cloisters.
Isabel the First later converted the building into a convent, but what might appeal most to the historian is the Mudejar architecture.
The San Antonio el Real offers 51 rooms in all, and includes a restaurant and bar. Madrid is a little over an hour’s drive away by car.
More information to be uploaded soon.
See the Historic Hotels in Madrid and Castile y Leon index
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San Antonio El Real
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