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Tryp Salamanca Salamanca

Location. Tryp Salamanca is located in the city of Salamanca, Spain, 200 metres from the Renaissance Palace and 500 metres from the cafes, galleries, and shops around the central Plaza Mayor.
Hotel Features. This contemporary hotel opens to an air conditioned lobby where refreshments, complimentary newspapers, and a television are available for guests' enjoyment. The multilingual staff at the 24 hour front desk can exchange currency, offer the use of a safe deposit box, and organise room service (limited hours). Wireless Internet access is provided throughout the building. A private parking garage is available (surcharge).

The restaurant at Tryp Salamanca, Lazarillo's Corner, has a menu which includes regional Spanish specialities. A cafeteria is also open for light meals.

The hotel has two meeting rooms for up to 100 delegates with audio visual equipment and natural light facilities. Stationery, mineral water, and confectionary are provided.

The hotel's 'Alone At Last' programme offers supervised activities for children.

Guestrooms. Tryp Salamanca has 63 air conditioned guestrooms with modern decor and furnishings in soft, neutral tones. Amenities include wireless Internet access, satellite television, safes, and minibars. A complimentary newspaper is delivered every day. All bathrooms come with complimentary toiletries.

Driving Directions to Tryp Salamanca Salamanca

From Valladolid Airport (VLL):
Distance to Tryp Salamanca is 120 kilometres, approximately 80 minutes' drive.

Getting there. Taxis are available outside the airport. The closest train station lies 1.5 kilometres away from the hotel.

Getting around. A car would be useful to explore the surrounding region.

Near by other attractions in Salamanca

Area Attractions:The Cathedral Salamanca,s cathedral is a prototypical example of plateresque style w hich is so typical for Spain, marking the transition from Gothic to Re naissance. Spaniards call this cathedral "La Nueva", the new one, as t he old cathedral still exists at its side.The University Quarter The University of Salamanca is one of the oldest in the world, founded by King Alphonse IX only a short period of time after the Universitie s of Bologna and Paris. The building you can see today however was bui lt at the catholic kings, and is considered a masterwork of plateresqu e style.Iglesia de San Martin At Plaza de las Iglesias is to be seen the church Iglesia de San Marti n, founded in 12th century, with its beautiful Romanesque style northe rn portal. Other parts have been added lateron in plateresque and baro que styles, respectively.Plaza Mayor This large square, created in 18th century by Churriguera, is without doubt among the most beautiful in Spain. It forms the real center oft own, not only geographically. In the streets around there are many imp ortant monuments, as the church Iglesia de la Purisima and the Monaste ry of Saint Ursula in Calle Bordadores, the Capuchins Church in Calle Ramon y Cajal, the College of the Archbishop of Fonseca ...The Monasteries Around the cathedral and along Gran Via there are several monasteries which deserve a visit. Convento y Museo de las Duenas is a plateresque 16th century building with a fantastic claustrum and beautiful court . The Convento de San Esteban, also of 16th century and built by Juan de Alava, with an altar of Churriguera, is another masterwork of plat eresque style. Churriguera was also the architect of the beautiful bar oque Colegio de Caltrava...The Statues Those statues remind of important historical or legendary figures, who have determined Salamanca's long history of high culture: Caballero C harro, Calixto y Melibea, in the "Gardens of the Matchmaker Celestina, Saint Teresa of Avila, Gabriel y GalÉn and Miguel de Unamuno...El Puente Romano The Roman bridge over the river Tormes, one of the best conserved in a ll Spain