Casa Tía Micha

Valladolid


The corridor and rear garden are beautifully lit at night in this family-run boutique hotel just off the plaza. Some of the tastefully adorned colonial-style rooms have king-sized beds, and the upstairs suite comes with a Jacuzzi. If the Tía is booked, on the same block you'll find sister property Casa Marlene, whose pool guests here can use.


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