Hotels in Puertollano

Paseo de San Gregorio and Plaza Mayor

Puertollano’s best-loved street is the Paseo de San Gregorio. It has trees, terraces and, at the end, the Fuente Agria with its pavilion and the Casa de Baños. A few steps away are the Plaza Mayor and the church of La Asunción. Staying around here puts the cafés, shops and evening tapas bars close at hand, and you can get around on foot without trouble.

It suits you if you are coming to see the city or for a quiet weekend with trips to Almagro or the Alcudia valley.

Best-rated in this area: Hotel Santa Eulalia, with a score of 9.0 from 1,126 reviews.

Around the high-speed station

Puertollano has a stop on the high-speed line between Madrid and Andalusia, and many travellers come and go by train. Sleeping near the station saves you taxis and hauling your suitcase, especially if your train leaves early. The centre is a stroll from there, so you don’t miss out on city life. It is mostly chosen by business travellers staying a couple of nights.

Approaches and the industrial area

On the outskirts, by the A-41 motorway to Ciudad Real and near the industrial complex, there are functional places to stay with large car parks. They are useful for technicians and professionals working at the plants in the area or for anyone breaking a long road trip between the Meseta and Andalusia. There is not much to see on foot, but you quickly head out to Calatrava la Nueva, Almodóvar del Campo or the Sierra Madrona.

Ermita de Gracia and the park

If you prefer a neighbourhood feel, the streets near the hermitage of the Virgen de Gracia and its park are residential and quiet, with green spaces for a morning walk or run. From there the centre is a few minutes’ drive or a long walk away.