4-Star Hotels in Extremadura, Spain

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This hotel is well located and definitely a solid 4 star. The room was very comfortable and spacious, with a good distance between the bed and the doorway. I also appreciated the thoughtful touches like the coffee maker and snacks, which were perfect after my late afternoon arrival. The only drawback was the doors. While they look stylish with their decorative design, they aren’t soundproof, so you may hear some noise. Fortunately, the rooms are far enough apart that it wasn’t a major issue. Also I should have booked a room with a view as this hotel, like most hotels in Spain, gave me an inner courtyard view which is basically a window that faces a wall. Most importantly, the staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful, which made the stay even more enjoyable.

Unbeatable location, 5 minutes from the Roman Theater. There's an open-air parking lot for €8 per day. You can park nearby without any problems. The room wasn't dirty, but it's not a modern hotel. It had carpeting and had a faint smell of musty pipes. At night, with the window closed, it was more noticeable. The elevator was quite noisy and could be heard in the room as it was quite close. The staff was very friendly.

We chose the Zafra Parador because we traveled through Spain and stayed in the right place to rest on that night, but that was not the only criterion: it was a very beautiful historic building with conditions and good comments. We were not disappointed! The hotel has a very comfortable accommodation in a castle environment, but it has been very friendly and the parking was paid.

Beautiful place, definitely worth visiting. We enjoyed wandering around the place, and staying at the pool. The breakfast was amazing

Very very beautiful hotel, the hotel is large in size, located in the center of the ancient city, completely a modern castle after the change. Plus 40 Euro upgrade to the best room in the hotel, about 100 square meters, the various facilities in the room are very intimate and modern. Next to the hotel is a Michelin two-star restaurant. The 165 Euro one-person package has a total of 16 dishes and tastes great. The hotel has a garden restaurant, orange trees, grass surrounds, very beautiful.

The rooms were adequate. The door wasn't soundproof enough. The breakfast was good and complete, although we missed the fruit and variety. The spa didn't work, and the sauna was discounted, which we thought was reasonable. Parking isn't required; you can park nearby.

A very grand hotel, the building is the appearance of the ancient Roman Colosseum, the room is large and comfortable, the breakfast is good, the location is a few hundred meters away from the Roman Bridge, although I only stayed for one night, I was impressed

The National Hotel in Spain is Franco's legacy. It is an old house renovated with a strong sense of art. The restaurant is first-class. The rooms are also decorated in the old style. It is quiet. There is a parking lot. The walkway is relatively winding. It is in the old town and there are many restaurants and supermarkets around. Highly recommended.

Grande chambre et salle de bain, vue sur la rivière Guadiana. L'hôtel est situé en plein centre ville, les sites à visiter sont facilement accessibles. Nous y étions lors de la fête des Rois Mages, le défilé avait lieu juste à côté. Possibilité en temps normal de se garer dans la rue, autrement un parking souterrain est à disposition, il est payant. Petit déjeuner varié et complet avec des serveuses très efficaces et professionnelles. Nous n'avons pas essayé le restaurant. Le bémol est l'insonorisation.