Castilla Termal Olmedo

Castilla Termal Olmedo stands on the ruins of the Sancti Spiritus convent, founded in the first half of the twelfth century, in a Valladolid town long counted among the Mudejar capitals for its history and artistic heritage. The rooms run to eighty-two, taking in doubles, triples, junior suites and options adapted for particular needs, and dogs up to 25 kg are welcome for a nightly charge with a deposit for…Castilla Termal Olmedo stands on the ruins of the Sancti Spiritus convent, founded in the first half of the twelfth century, in a Valladolid town long counted among the Mudejar capitals for its history and artistic heritage. The rooms run to eighty-two, taking in doubles, triples, junior suites and options adapted for particular needs, and dogs up to 25 kg are welcome for a nightly charge with a deposit for the stay. The kitchen works in a creative register built around the produce of the surrounding land. Beyond the wellness area and the thermal offering, there is an outdoor pool, a private garden, a paddle court, a winery and a library with a quiet corner for reading, along with five multipurpose halls set aside for events, congresses and celebrations. The town of Olmedo lies about six minutes' drive away, and the Alcazaren helipad about ten.