We went to the "Festa de Povo" in Campo Maior, 30 minutes over the border in Portugal, on an organised 2 day 1 night tour. The Hotel is in an urban situation, about a 20 minute walk from the main street. The facade looks modern, many steps up to Reception but there is a lift. For our large group, check... More

As hotels go the Husa Zurbaran in Badajoz is nothing special. It's tucked away up a side street just inside the old city walls but it's ease of access to the shops and restaurants is pretty good and there's decent secure parking (important as our friends were on a motorcycle) beneath the hotel. We also parked our hire car there... More

A good location and a lack of hotels in Badajoz make the Zuraban a good choice. It cannot do anything about its horrible 60’s architecture, but it could be a much better hotel if the front desk staff could manage a smile every once in a while. And we communicated to them in native Spanish, no Lost in Translation problem... More

We stayed at the hotel for 4 nights, there were 6 of us in 3 rooms. The hotel was very nice, modern and clean. The staff however did not seem very interested in being helpful. Our Spanish is limited but we tried and the staff even though they understood and spoke English seemed annoyed that they had to answer our... More

We were leaving Toledo and following the River Douro into Portugal. Badajoz was a convenient one-night stopover and this hotel was great. It is situated by a large park with wandering peacocks. They joined us on the terrace in the evening to provide the entertainment. The restaurant is fantastic, overlooking the park and five star attention to detail. There was... More

We were a group of 11 arriving at 9pm from the airport on October 15 and leaving first thing in the morning. We apparently got the new rooms, as they were just lovely. Modern decor, clean, wonderful bath and bed. Hotel staff were delightful and helpful. Especially enjoyed the waiters in the bar, sort of a muff and jeff pair,... More