We enjoyed staying in this parador mainly because the town was so interesting. The main square was full of restaurants to suit all tastes. We had the set menu in La Troya which was fantastic value. 15 euros for four courses, more food than you could possible eat, a bottle of wine, 2 bottles of water etc. People were queuing... More

Lovely building in traditional style. Very near the centre. All paradors are excellent, but it's difficult to give a value for money rating because what you pay can vary. I actually paid a ridiculously low price for a wonderful room in the original monastery part and was absolutely delighted. The azulejo-clad lounges and central courtyard with orange trees growing are... More

It's an impressive building in the beautiful town of Trujillo. Converted from an old convent, the room where you enjoy the complementary breakfast in the morning is the original chapel. The courtyards are very nice. The rooms were nice, with a comfortable bed and great linen on the beds. The furniture was spartan. The bathroom well appointed, other than the... More

Great parador, check-in was quick and staff is very cordial. Try to stay in the monastery not the new wing, its a little more but worth it. Food was excellent at the restaurant or the bar/cafeteria. Took the town walking tour and it was very informative, uphill but has several stops for museums, churches, castle, and more. Truly a nice... More

A wonderful old monastery only 10 minutes slow walk from the central square, make sure you enjoy the sumptuous surroundings. We were very lucky to have a room with a tremendous view over the old town and we could even see the old castle. I suspect not too many rooms have this view so it a matter of luck! Buffet... More

This parador is a gem being an old monastery, and it keeps all the original features such as the cloisters.The room was large and atmospheric, with a huge bathroom. We had a view of the town which looked towards the moorish castle. Breakfast was a huge hot and cold buffet, served in an old chapel. The bar is a gem... More

Great location in the heart of this charming hill top town in the middle of the Spanish meseta; and not that far from Madrid, Toledo, Badajoz and the Sierra de Gredos. What you´d expect really of an old stone monastery in landlocked Extramadura: austere, but well lit, cosy and atmospheric on a bitterly cold winter´s night in February. But the... More

The buildings of a Parador are usually quite special and so is this one. But overall it was not a great experience: -Pricing of the restaurant was outrageous: Expansive and the quality of the 'special local menu' was really disappointing. (the service of the restaurant personal was good however) -The rooms are very noisy. (since there is no real isolation... More

this parador is a 16th century palace with several different areas to relax, all with high ceilings, external patios (unfortunately the main one closed and under refurbishment, so the sign said...). Dinner is very good and served in a large vaulted ceiling room, and breakfast is served in the palace chapel (beautiful). Dinner food was very f+good, breakfast is very... More