22 Apr, 2025 @ 12:11
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Fancy luxury on a budget? Spain’s cheapest five star hotels, according to The Sun

The five-star hotel was built in a former Spanish monastery.

IF YOU’RE hoping for a luxury getaway, while saving some money for wining and dining on your holiday, AC Hotel Palacio de Santa Ana in Valladolid has been named the cheapest five-star hotel in Spain.

The hotel found to be the cheapest by Which? has rooms starting for just ยฃ78 a night, several of which have garden and river views.

Built in what was once the former Jerรณnimos Monastery, the hotel has an indoor swimming pool and also a Turkish bath.

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The inner lobby where guests can relax during their five-star stay.

The main town of Valladolid is just 10 minutes away by car.

Under Sunยดs Hotel review section, one person wrote: “A gem in Valladolid. One of the best hotels I have ever stayed in.”

Another said they were given champagne on arrival.

The Which? study looked at the cheapest five-star hotels across the globe, with the best bargain found in Vietnam for just ยฃ22 per night.

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