Las Tercias
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 2:00 pm |
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Check out before: | 12:00 pm |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Restaurant
Non-smoking
Bar
Fire extinguishers
Smoking areas
Heating
More about Las Tercias
Las Tercias
Comfortable Accommodations Las Tercias in Simancas offers family rooms with private bathrooms, TVs, and wardrobes. Each room includes air-conditioning, a balcony, bath, bidet, and shower. Dining and Leisure Guests can enjoy a restaurant and bar on-site. The property features a welcoming atmosphere, ideal for relaxation and socializing. Local Attractions Valladolid Train station is 7.5 mi away, Casa-Museo de Zorrilla 8.7 mi, Estadio José Zorrilla 5.6 mi, and Plaza Mayor de Valladolid 8.1 mi. The airport is 13 mi from the guest house.
Reviews from 
Solo traveller
ES
Comment: 14 May 2015
Stayed in: May 2015
Adorable B&B run by gentlemen
First, I must preface my review by confessing that I did not stay at Las Tercias even though I did have a reservation for two nights. My reason for writing this review is to inform other travellers about the family that runs Las Tercias, who are the epitome of kindness, caring, and chivalry. The hostal, which was recommended by a friend in Madrid, is centrally located in the center of this beautiful medieval village. I did see the room that I would have had, and it was spotlessly clean and well appointed, but I chose not to stay in Las Tercias of my own volition.
Unaware of the terrain surrounding Simancas, I opted to take a local bus from the closest major town, Valladolid, about 7km away. Unfortunately for me, the local bus dropped me off on the outskirts of town, and I had no option but to walk to the hostal. The village of Simancas covers a hill that dominates its countryside. It is an ideal setting for a medieval fortress, the village that supported it, and 21st century tourists; it is a nightmare for an "older traveller" who has arrived with luggage on the hottest day of the season. With no option (there is no taxi in Simancas), I trudged one hour and fifteen minutes uphill to the hostal. The locals along the way were kind, offering directions as I slogged along. I finally arrived at the hostal, but it was shuttered tightly since I also had the misfortune to arrive on a regional holiday. Two local gentlemen banged on the shutters, and a young man came out to help me get into my room.
What happened next is the reason why I chose to write this review. The young man knew of my reservation and was gracious and concerned that I had to trudge uphill for such a long time. He helped me into my room (as mentioned, spotless) and since it was so hot, he went to get me a fan. I then asked about internet service, and he told me that there was service in the common areas but because it was a holiday, the common areas (i.e. the restaurant and bar) were closed. He must have read the look on my face, because he was immediately apologetic, and he then suggested that I might be more comfortable at another hotel. After wavering a bit, I decided that moving would be my best option, so the young man went downstairs and called the hotel (Pago de Oliva, which is also outstanding) to see if they had a room. They did, and he came back upstairs to let me know that I would be able to move to the other hotel and there would be no charge for cancelling my reservation. As he helped me with my bags down the stairs, his father appeared, and he, "just by coincidence, was going into town," and he would be happy to give me a ride to the other hotel. I accepted with gratitude, even while I doubted that his timing to go into town was a coincidence at all.
My purpose in writing this review is to let other travellers know about the kindness and concern of these two gentlemen, father and son, whose names I never learned, but whose generosity and caring was and is much appreciated. They did not have to cancel my reservation, much less suggest that I move to another hotel and help me get there. Once I arrived, the father escorted me inside, explained my situation to the young woman at the desk, and exhorted her to take care of me. This kind of old fashioned chivalry is rarely seen anymore, but it is totally appropriate in this delightful little village that should be on every traveller's "must-see" list.
Unaware of the terrain surrounding Simancas, I opted to take a local bus from the closest major town, Valladolid, about 7km away. Unfortunately for me, the local bus dropped me off on the outskirts of town, and I had no option but to walk to the hostal. The village of Simancas covers a hill that dominates its countryside. It is an ideal setting for a medieval fortress, the village that supported it, and 21st century tourists; it is a nightmare for an "older traveller" who has arrived with luggage on the hottest day of the season. With no option (there is no taxi in Simancas), I trudged one hour and fifteen minutes uphill to the hostal. The locals along the way were kind, offering directions as I slogged along. I finally arrived at the hostal, but it was shuttered tightly since I also had the misfortune to arrive on a regional holiday. Two local gentlemen banged on the shutters, and a young man came out to help me get into my room.
What happened next is the reason why I chose to write this review. The young man knew of my reservation and was gracious and concerned that I had to trudge uphill for such a long time. He helped me into my room (as mentioned, spotless) and since it was so hot, he went to get me a fan. I then asked about internet service, and he told me that there was service in the common areas but because it was a holiday, the common areas (i.e. the restaurant and bar) were closed. He must have read the look on my face, because he was immediately apologetic, and he then suggested that I might be more comfortable at another hotel. After wavering a bit, I decided that moving would be my best option, so the young man went downstairs and called the hotel (Pago de Oliva, which is also outstanding) to see if they had a room. They did, and he came back upstairs to let me know that I would be able to move to the other hotel and there would be no charge for cancelling my reservation. As he helped me with my bags down the stairs, his father appeared, and he, "just by coincidence, was going into town," and he would be happy to give me a ride to the other hotel. I accepted with gratitude, even while I doubted that his timing to go into town was a coincidence at all.
My purpose in writing this review is to let other travellers know about the kindness and concern of these two gentlemen, father and son, whose names I never learned, but whose generosity and caring was and is much appreciated. They did not have to cancel my reservation, much less suggest that I move to another hotel and help me get there. Once I arrived, the father escorted me inside, explained my situation to the young woman at the desk, and exhorted her to take care of me. This kind of old fashioned chivalry is rarely seen anymore, but it is totally appropriate in this delightful little village that should be on every traveller's "must-see" list.
Hotel response
Comment: 30 Jul 2015
Muchas gracias por su comentario y en especial agradecer el tiempo que se a tomado en redactarlo.
Sirva su comentario para demostrar que aunque un huésped tenga una reserva con nosotros y por diferentes motivos no este satisfecho con la habitación nosotros mismos trataremos de buscar una solución al problema incluso cuando esta pase por el hecho de perderle como cliente. En su caso particular, Uds. necesitaba wifi en la propia habitación y a día de hoy nosotros solamente podemos prestar conexión en las zonas comunes por este motivo fue dirigida a otro Hotel en Simancas. Naturalmente, no nos gusta perder clientes pero tampoco queremos tener clientes si no están del todo satisfechos.
Sirva su comentario para demostrar que aunque un huésped tenga una reserva con nosotros y por diferentes motivos no este satisfecho con la habitación nosotros mismos trataremos de buscar una solución al problema incluso cuando esta pase por el hecho de perderle como cliente. En su caso particular, Uds. necesitaba wifi en la propia habitación y a día de hoy nosotros solamente podemos prestar conexión en las zonas comunes por este motivo fue dirigida a otro Hotel en Simancas. Naturalmente, no nos gusta perder clientes pero tampoco queremos tener clientes si no están del todo satisfechos.
Couple
Comment: 12 May 2025
Stayed in: May 2025
Lousy.
Lousy! If there's anyone who thinks they were at home, it's that they live very limited... The shower didn't even warm up in the back, the room dirty, the sheets with hair... NOTHING recommended. We planned to stay more nights and finally decided to pay a little more and go to another accommodation.
Couple
ES
Comment: 16 Jul 2015
Stayed in: Jul 2015
DON'T GO THERE!
We reserved a room at this Hostal because it was the only one available in the actual town of Simancas. After a long journey we arrived at Simancas feeling very tired. After being told we were to be in room 1 by telephone we were then showed rooms 2 and 3. One of the rooms had no window, only air-conditoning which didn't work on a day that it was nearly 40ªC in Simancas! We decided not to stay and went to the Hotel Pago del Olivo just a few minutes away the other side of the Autoroute and so, so much better at just 15 € more.
Hotel response
Comment: 30 Jul 2015
El títulos que a elegido para su opinión es bastante destructivo con nosotros
y creemos que no nos lo merecemos porque como Uds. recordara hicimos todo lo posible
para mejorar su estancia, le ofrecimos ocupar otra habitación que teníamos disponible y viendo que ninguna de ellas se ajustaba a sus deseos fuimos nosotros quien le ofreció la posibilidad de devolverle el dinero y contactar por teléfono con otro Hotel de Simancas para comprobar su disposición para esa misma noche.
y creemos que no nos lo merecemos porque como Uds. recordara hicimos todo lo posible
para mejorar su estancia, le ofrecimos ocupar otra habitación que teníamos disponible y viendo que ninguna de ellas se ajustaba a sus deseos fuimos nosotros quien le ofreció la posibilidad de devolverle el dinero y contactar por teléfono con otro Hotel de Simancas para comprobar su disposición para esa misma noche.
Solo traveller
Comment: 22 Sep 2022
Ducha Fria?
Habitaciones del Hostal Mesón Las Tercias. Cobraron 45 euros por una habitación que tiene ducha fría. Había estado haciendo el Camino todo el día y solo quería una ducha caliente y hubiera estado mejor en un albergue por 8 euros. Ni siquiera tenían una nota de mi reserva que había sido reservada por la oficina de turismo de Valladolid. muy mal servicio y muy poco profesional.
Other
Comment: 30 Apr 2022
Stayed in: Apr 2022
Como en casa
Por motivos laborales he estado una buena temporada en Simancas y todo ha sido perfecto, tanto alojamiento como las comidas, ubicación excelente, habitaciones amplias y perfectas para descansar, restaurante con menú del día o carta.. no puedo estar más agradecido a Maica y a Guillermo por haberme cuidado todo este tiempo. Muchas gracias.
Exceptional location
Calle Las Tercias, Simancas, 47130, Spain|0.13 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
2:00 pm
Check out before:
12:00 pm
Good to know
Pets not allowed
Please note that under Royal Decree 933/2021, effective February 1, 2025, hotels in Spain may request certain personal information at check-in, including but not limited to identification, address, email, and phone number for guests 14 and older, as well as proof of relationship with minors under 14.
Children require an extra bed to sleep in the room.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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