Located in the heart of the city’s old quarter, Parador de Cáceres is a luxury hotel housed in a Renaissance palace offering guest accommodation in spacious, elegant rooms and suites with private bathrooms. Each unit is equipped with free Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, a flat-screen TV, and minibar.

The onsite restaurant is an elegant space serving traditional cuisines and featuring garden views. Guests can dine outdoors during the hot summer months and in-room dining is possible with room service. There is also a casual café and a guest lounge where guests can enjoy drinks and socialise. Other facilities at the hotel include a 24-hour front desk, tour desk, concierge, currency exchange, and luggage storage.

The Parador is located in the heart of the historical and artistic part of Cáceres, a town that is on the World Heritage List. It is a town where numerous historical buildings are concentrated, as well as churches, monasteries and palaces and a maze of narrow medieval streets. The pleasant Plaza Mayor is approximately 500 metres away. In the vicinity of the hotel there is a lot of historical heritage to see, including the surrounding mansions and palaces of the old town of Cáceres such as the Palacio de los Golfines de Abajo. This is where the Spanish Catholic Kings regularly stayed.

The Casa de las Veletas, which was built on the remains of a former Moorish fortress and now houses the Provincial Museum, and the Casa y Torre de Carvajal, a distinctive building from the 16th century with a Gothic façade and a cylindrical Arabic tower. Also visit the old Jewish quarter, the Barrio de San Antonio, narrow streets with whitewashed houses that takes its name from the nearby hermitage. There is a golf course 4 km from the hotel.

Facilities:
The hotel has a reception, lobby, bar with lounge, lift, air conditioning, shop a bodega with delicious tapas menu and fine wine list, outdoor patios with terrace, garden. There is a garage and unguarded parking spaces. In summer, it is possible to dine outside. Breakfast is buffet style. The restaurant serves regional dishes including venison steak with Casar cheese, frogs’ legs prepared the Arabian way and roast goat with rosemary.

Rooms:
The stone or wood floors, wooden beams and attractive furniture in the spacious rooms create an intimate atmosphere. All rooms have telephone, TV, Canal+ and satellite channels, minibar, safe and tiled floors. The luxuriously appointed bathrooms have bath or shower, toilet and bidet, and some even have hydro-massage. Number of rooms: 32 

History of the hotel:
This Parador is located in the former palace Torreoraz, which was built on Arabic foundations, and has a military-looking tower. The palace was built in the 14th century for Diego Garcia de Ulloa, a knight of the Order of Santiago. His family’s coat of arms is displayed on the door. Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance features can be found in the building.