The imposing Royal Monastery dominates this historic town with its grand architecture and priceless art collections. Explore the Valley of the Fallen nearby or hike the surrounding Guadarrama mountains for spectacular views of Madrid's countryside.
The hotel is extremely nice, as it appears from the photo but for me the service was just incredible. Everyone in the team is incredibly nice and well trained - we felt very special throughout our stay. Gracias Pilar and team - I can’t wait to be back
The hotel is extremely nice, as it appears from the photo but for me the service was just incredible. Everyone in the team is incredibly nice and well trained - we felt very special throughout our stay. Gracias Pilar and team - I can’t wait to be back
We booked the Suite for a long weekend and weren’t disappointed. Room was spacious with numerous balconies. Extra touches with cakes, fruit or sweets daily along with bottled water, besides the normal tea and coffee. Cleanliness was second to none. Staff were professional and polite. Breakfast was full of variety along with freshly cooked eggs and bacon by order. The indoor and rooftop pool facilities were amazing. Lots of restaurants in the vicinity along with bars. Just a short walk...
We booked the Suite for a long weekend and weren’t disappointed. Room was spacious with numerous balconies. Extra touches with cakes, fruit or sweets daily along with bottled water, besides the normal tea and coffee. Cleanliness was second to none. Staff were professional and polite. Breakfast was full of variety along with freshly cooked eggs and bacon by order. The indoor and rooftop pool facilities were amazing. Lots of restaurants in the vicinity along with bars. Just a short walk...
Tracy
Reviewed September 10, 2025Reviewed September 10, 2025
Check in was easy. The receptionist, Laura, was lovely and very helpful.
The bed was excellent. Room very clean and spacious.
Our main problem was that the hotel is further from the town than we imagined.
There is a Repsol garage beside the hotel where we bought sandwiches. There is a very good (in our opinion, quite expensive) restaurant beside it but if we wanted to have a drink somewhere else, we would have needed to get a taxi.
Check in was easy. The receptionist, Laura, was lovely and very helpful.
The bed was excellent. Room very clean and spacious.
Our main problem was that the hotel is further from the town than we imagined.
There is a Repsol garage beside the hotel where we bought sandwiches. There is a very good (in our opinion, quite expensive) restaurant beside it but if we wanted to have a drink somewhere else, we would have needed to get a taxi.
Clean, well-maintained, friendly / helpful staff (who spoke English well enough) within a few minutes walk of train station and across from night buses stop for Madrid. Next door to convenience store open late, down street from good pizza shop, across from huge well-kept park, safe neighbourhood. Nothing to the local area but nice break from crowds of Madrid if you want more seclusion.
Clean, well-maintained, friendly / helpful staff (who spoke English well enough) within a few minutes walk of train station and across from night buses stop for Madrid. Next door to convenience store open late, down street from good pizza shop, across from huge well-kept park, safe neighbourhood. Nothing to the local area but nice break from crowds of Madrid if you want more seclusion.
The hotel was easy to find, just 20 minutes from airport. The room was very well appointed, with a panoramic view of snow topped mountains. The staff were always polite and eager to help. I would certainly recommend this hotel to friends and family.
The hotel was easy to find, just 20 minutes from airport. The room was very well appointed, with a panoramic view of snow topped mountains. The staff were always polite and eager to help. I would certainly recommend this hotel to friends and family.
Ian
Reviewed January 29, 2017Reviewed January 29, 2017
Excellent hotel although a little further out from the City than expected as we had to catch a bus to the Metro. Wasn't a particular problem as the bus was at the Hotel door. Would have liked tea/coffee facilities in the room - Britts like a cup of tea on awakening! Service and food in the 'Meat Love' restaurant brilliant. Madrid a wonderful place to visit and we would love to come back.
Excellent hotel although a little further out from the City than expected as we had to catch a bus to the Metro. Wasn't a particular problem as the bus was at the Hotel door. Would have liked tea/coffee facilities in the room - Britts like a cup of tea on awakening! Service and food in the 'Meat Love' restaurant brilliant. Madrid a wonderful place to visit and we would love to come back.
Carolyn
Reviewed November 29, 2015Reviewed November 29, 2015
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What can I expect from the weather when I travel to San Lorenzo de El Escorial?
Weather is only one factor, but it can really affect your travel plans, especially when you are planning a longer stay in San Lorenzo de El Escorial. The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 17°C, while the coldest months are February and January, with an average of 2°C. Average annual precipitation for San Lorenzo de El Escorial is 732 mm.
What should I see and do in San Lorenzo de El Escorial?
San Lorenzo de El Escorial is known for its temples. Cultural attractions include El Real Coliseo de Carlos III Theater and Auditorio San Lorenzo de El Escorial Theater, whereas La Silla de Felipe II and Abantos are a couple of picturesque spots to enjoy the outdoors. Other places in town to visit include Real Club de Golf La Herreria and Valley of the Fallen.
What's the best way to get to and around San Lorenzo de El Escorial?
Knowing a bit about the transportation options can you save you a headache when you get to your destination. Fly into Madrid (MAD-Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas), which is located 31.6 mi (50.8 km) from the city centre. If you'd like to venture out around the area, you may want to rent a car for your trip.