This nice, no frills hotel is a comfortable place to stay in a beautiful town. The rooms are clean, beds are OK, pillows good. Rooms are warm since we hit a cold rainy spell in Segovia.

Segovia is, to many, the nicest city in Spain. Hotels are rather poor in general, but this time I found a gem: Hostal Don Jaime is right by the acqueduct, in a quiet street overlooking the Romanesque church of San Justo. It's a small place, with an annex opposite. Staff are chsrming, and even though there was a total confusion... More

We stayed one night here during our stay in Segovia (in the main hotel, not the annex). It was a great experience. Our room was quiet, clean, pretty spacious, and nicely updated. There wasn't any obvious temperature control, but even on a fairly warm day it was cool enough in the room. Breakfast was simple (toast, juice, and coffee), but... More

I was given a room in an annex rather than the actual hotel. It was clean but stuffy and smelled of cigarette smoke. And it was really tiny. If you do decide to go with this place, insist on the hotel itself rather than the annex.

This felt more like a hotel than a hostel. I felt completely safe and comfortable in my room. It's a little off the main drag, but Segovia is so small, it doesn't matter in the least and this is actually a good thing when you're trying to sleep at night. The room was clean and big. The bedding was nice... More