Silken Gran Teatro

This is a hotel that I would not recommend. I stayed at this hotel for a weekend in January 2026 in order to visit Burgos. I chose this hotel for its location, the fact that it is recent, and because it has a good rating on Google. Unfortunately, apart from its location, my stay was very disappointing. On the first night, we were assigned a room facing the street. The room was poorly insulated, which meant we could hear all the street noise as well as noise from neighboring rooms, not to mention the cold. The bed was on wheels, so it moved when we sat on it. The sink was cracked and had been crudely glued back together. The shower did not close properly (seal issues), causing water to spill all over the bathroom. We asked to change rooms and were given a room facing the inner courtyard. It was better in terms of temperature; however, we could still hear noise from neighboring rooms. Here again, the finishes were disappointing: a bench in the room that was unstable and coming away from the wall, hand gel holders in the bathroom that were coming loose, patched-up tiles in the bathroom and spotlights whose trims were poorly fixed, a telephone in the room that did not work, and worst of all, a very poorly cleaned room (we found a paracetamol wrapper on the floor, as well as a purple feather and hair). For a recent hotel, it gives the impression that the owners invested in low-cost materials and pay little attention to maintenance.

The rooms are very nice, but the parking is a nightmare. Breakfast is served from 7 am onwards, and they don't offer the option of taking a coffee and pastry to go if you leave earlier. I think they should reconsider this.

A very warm welcome, the hotel with its convenient parking is excellent, and it's very well located for visiting the city, close to their magnificent cathedral! The breakfast was also fantastic! However, the room overlooked a closed courtyard, which wasn't ideal.