The hotel has been been completely rebuilt with modern facilities and underground parking and yet is fully in keeping with the old traditional buildings of Caceres. The room and bathroom were pleasant and well equipped but we had two problems. The room was suffocatingly hot and there was no way of cooling the room. We were told that the heating... More

We stayed two nights in this hotel. As usual in Spanish business-class hotels, it was difficult to get a double bed (although we eventually managed). Spanish businessmen always travel unaccompanied, apparently, so double beds in Spain are few and far between (I suspect this may be different in budget hotels). Their satellite dish was not working, so we couldn't get... More

The old town of Cáceres is definitely worth a visit, all in cream stonework and beautifully restored. There are a number of bars and restaurants in the Plaza Mayor; we had dinner in one but it was nothing special. The hotel is right next to the old town, has a car park (€12.50 per day, also with public use), and... More

I spent a weekend at this hotel with a friend and had a pleasant stay. The hotel is modern, with a large reception and spacious rooms (at least ours was), in a very quiet area. The hotel décor is smart in black/cream tones, the room had a warm environment although not exactly cozy and the toilet was sleek too. The... More

We had a luxurious room, by any standard, for a very reasonable price--possibly because it was the off season. The hotel was centrally located, convenient by car or walking. We used the hotel parking, which was quite reasonable, and had the breakfast included. Once we ate dinner there, and while nothing fancy, it was quite adequate. This was a much... More

This hotel is in a modern building about a three minute walk from the central plaza. The rooms are clean and comfortable. What I really liked about this hotel was the fact it was comfortable and very quiet at night. We only dealt with reception but they were very polite and efficient. Elizabeth Hall Sydney

This is the closest you can stay to the medieval area of the city driving your own car. Access beyond this point basically is on foot or requires a taxis to navigate the narrow, old, one-way streets. It also has an underground parking garage which was a godsend. The rooms were unusually large with a couch and sitting area. The... More

When we drove into Caceres we saw all the signs that lead to the hotel. There was no final sign showing that you had to make a right into a residential neighborhood. We drove around in circles until we finally located it, this was the only issue we had with this hotel. The hotel is modern and the rooms are... More