Castilla Termal Burgo de Osma

Set within the former University of Santa Catalina, a sixteenth-century building that still wears its plateresque facade with ease, Castilla Termal Burgo de Osma keeps its Renaissance cloister at the centre of things. That patio, closed over by an enormous glass dome, has become the social heart of the hotel, the place people drift back to through the day. The seventy rooms range through doubles, superior doubles and a handful…Set within the former University of Santa Catalina, a sixteenth-century building that still wears its plateresque facade with ease, Castilla Termal Burgo de Osma keeps its Renaissance cloister at the centre of things. That patio, closed over by an enormous glass dome, has become the social heart of the hotel, the place people drift back to through the day. The seventy rooms range through doubles, superior doubles and a handful of suites, two of them adapted for reduced mobility, and dogs of up to 25kg are welcome for a charge. The kitchen leans into traditional Sorian cooking built on local produce, alongside a café, and there is an outdoor pool for warmer afternoons. Below the patio and its dome sits the wellness area, with a thermal pool, the San Baudelio Experience and a thermal treatment zone. The nearest airport at Covaleda is around 42 minutes' drive.