Hotel Las Terrazas
Free parking on the outskirts, centre a short drive away
About this hotel
Hotel Las Terrazas sits on the outskirts of Burgos rather than inside the old town, trading cathedral proximity for free on-site parking and a straightforward drive to the A-1 and A-231 motorways toward Bilbao, Madrid or Leon. Every room keeps a private bathroom, TV and telephone, simple rather than styled, and the hotel's own restaurant runs a daily menu for guests who would rather not drive back into town for dinner after a long day on the road. The cafe's sandwiches, pizzas and salads cover lighter meals, and children under four stay free when using existing bedding, a detail that matters more here than at most central old town addresses built around couples rather than road-tripping families passing through the region.
- Free parking
- Family friendly
- Restaurant
- Motorway access
Our take
This suits families driving in from outside Burgos or continuing on toward Bilbao or Madrid, since the free parking and motorway access outweigh the short drive into the historic centre most evenings. Travellers without a car, or anyone wanting to walk to the cathedral each morning before breakfast, will find the outskirts location genuinely inconvenient by comparison to a central old town address.
- ✓Bring a car if you book here, the outskirts location depends on easy motorway access rather than walking into the old town.
- ✓Check the daily restaurant menu at check-in, it changes regularly and often beats driving back into central Burgos for dinner.
- ✓Confirm your children's ages when booking if travelling with a family, under-fours stay free using the room's existing bedding.
Why we love it
- Free on-site parking, rare this close to the motorways
- Children under four stay free
- Direct access to the A-1 and A-231
- Restaurant with a changing daily menu
Why guests love itHotel Las Terrazas is on the outskirts of Burgos with quick motorway access, and it is clearly set up with families in mind: children under four stay free, and parking and Wi-Fi are free too. The restaurant runs a daily menu, while the café serves sandwiches, pizzas and salads for a simpler evening with children. The centre is a few minutes away by car, which makes it a practical stop on a road trip.