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Hotel Mesón del Cid
C/ Fernán González 62
Burgos
Castilla y León
Spain
94 720 87 15
Type: Hotel
Minimum Rate: € 50 - € 100
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Burgos
Castilla y León
Spain
94 720 87 15
Type: Hotel
Minimum Rate: € 50 - € 100
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Hotel Mesón del Cid is four-star accredited in a former 15th-century print shop. The Catedral is directly opposite within spitting distance and many of the rooms look on to it. Each is named for one or another of El Cid’s friends or foes. They are adequately furnished but far from illuminating.
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