This converted convent had lovely high and wide rooms and corridors. The rooms were spacious and comfortable, if in need of a little TLC. Our room was standard, but we thought that it was good value for money. Breakfast was excellent, but bar and dinner prices were high in proportion to the quantity and quality. Most staff were helpful, but I was glad that I speak some Spanish, as many spoke only a little English. There were plenty of places to relax. It was very central, but there wasn't any information about the town.

A nice welcome from the Lovely friendly helpful people who work there. Communication before we arrived was perfect. The room was usual Parador old fashioned standard. Clean and beds very comfortable for us. We had a little balcony too which was a bonus. Seating area round the bar is lovely and traditional. Didn’t eat there as wanted to explore Mérida and eat tapas on the way. Parking an advantage but expensive at 22 euros per night. Haven’t paid for parking at other Paradores? Many thanks for a pleasant stay.

Bathroom is very tired and could do with an upgrade. Seemed like bath had been painted? Parking price.

The location was perfect. The room was a good size. The bed was super comfy. We bought an inclusive ticket to see lots of sights of interest, and it did not disappoint. We loved our stay apart from the hotel did not say breakfast was included and it would be extra €20 /night each. The parking garage is expensive to park a motor bike for an extra €24/night. We have never had to pay to park a motor bike in spain before.

We had to pay an extra €24/night to park a motor bike. Never have we had to pay before in Spain to park a motor bike. We were told we had to pay an extra €20/night each for breakfast but our booking said it was included.

Excellent well balanced breakfast. Very attentive staff and very good additional hot items.

The hotel felt like a rabbit warren so clear signage could have been much better. Parking should be included in the cost. It was an unexpected addition at check out.

Fantastic location for all the Roman sights & town. Room was large with a sofa & chair & comfortable beds & clean, nice view over the front garden. Very enjoyable stay & a lovely town.

Breakfast was sufficient but the local cafe we found had a better atmosphere & value for money. The dinner was good but the staff seemed unorganised & everything took a long while. The parking was very expensive 22 Euros with the car room was very tight for modern cars.

Wonderful, beautiful room, comfortable bed, clean and large bathroom. The restaurant serves delicious beautiful food.

One member of our party is partially disabled and used a walker. This means that the other members of the party must carry her luggage plus or own, plus the walker, plus help her. You do not have a reasonable path from the parking lot to reception, nor from reception to the rooms, nor from the parking lot to the rooms. You can do better. Please improve.

The Parador is set in a fantastic old building which is just loverly, there is a pool and plenty of outdoor seating space considering its location is set in a built up area. Food was good as we ate dinner here and breakfast is the same as other Paradors which again is good and plentiful. Room was not as large as other paradors but what I would consider as quirky but was nothing wrong with this, it ads to the charm.

Bar was shut for refurb so you where served in the outside spaces, which worked.

E-cellent

Being from Australia and in our late 70’s we would have preferred a walk in shower but understand that is not always possible. Lamp on desk was broken and just put back together, we felt it Necessary to disconnect from power source as it was an electrical fault and would have been very dangerous without a solid connection, it was reported to reception.

The hotel is situated in a beautiful historical property near Trajan's Arc in the city of Merida. Its location makes it easy to walk around the historical center of the city, while also close to some of Merida's best restaurants and nightspots. Rooms are ample and comfortable. The hotel has one of the most sophisticated restaurants in town, mixing old style Extremaduran and Spanish cuisine with cosmopolitan flavors. The place is a great showcase of regional hospitality and charm. The staff is attentive, friendly, and welcoming. Hotel parking, while somewhat expensive, is quite ample and accesible. A very attractive and unique hotel that blends history with modern comforts.

Hotel beds were not terrible but they weren't very comfortable or inviting, either. Reservations are required for the breakfast buffet, which appears to be a cost saving measure but can be tricky to plan if one is to also enjoy Merida's very active and intense nightlife the evening before.

Great location in a lovely historic town. The Parador is a very short walk from the main streets and maybe 15 minutes walk to the Colosseum. There is on-site parking but the €22 charge per night is ridiculous. The hotel is mid-high end and after paying a good price for the room €22 for the car is taking the. Nice room and good breakfast.

The parking fee of €22 per night is stupidly expensive.