The Hosterandiacute;a Real de Zamora is located in the historic center of the city, next to the Romanesque stone bridge. It is a hotel located in the so-called Palace of the Inquisition, a 16th-century Renaissance building, built on an important Jewish house of which the Mikve or Jewish Bath is preserved. It was built by Don Francisco de Villacandiacute;s y Ponce de Leandoacute;n, first Count of Villaflor and Minister of the Council of the Indies, President of the House of Trade and Councilor of Toledo, Segovia and Madrid. The building has a cloistered courtyard, Gothic sculptures, Baroque and Renaissance paintings. In addition, it has a garden located next to the medieval wall of Zamora. The Hosterandiacute;a Real de Zamora has a cloistered courtyard, garden terrace, bar-cafeteria, reading room and 24-hour reception. The rooms have air conditioning, heating, flat-screen TV and private bathroom with bathtub.