Summary
Originally a 14th century Dominican Monastry, the Wine Hotel enjoys breath taking views of the surrounding vineyard and river Tormes which flow beneath its foundations. Housing a top tier Restaurant, wine tasting showroom, and a luxurious Wine Spa, Zorita offers the unique Durius experience, designed for self indulgence.
The world of Haciendas de España, of the one that Hacienda Zorita belongs, melts in a same space viticulture and oenology, architecture, art and gastronomy, preserving a form of essential life in culture for centuries.
The first documented reference to the estate dates to 1185, but it wasn’t until 1328 that the Dominicans acquired the property to raise a convent in 1366. Christopher Columbus himself experienced the spirituality of the lands when he passed through Salamanca on his way to the Americas.
