Our stay was fine but not exceptional Location was good and building was beautiful

Certain members of staff needed training in courtesy, they were not friendly or accommodating We were given a room overlooking the nearby houses where a dog was constantly barking. This was obviously a ongoing issue This seemed strange considering the hotel was EXTREMELY quiet, why would they not put guest at the other side of the hotel? There were lots of small issues which were not up to the usual standard of a Parador , I would have mentioned these when checking out but unfortunately no interaction from reception staff so decided it wasn’t worth expressing my opinion Completely lacking any atmosphere

Superb, tastefully modernised, mediaeval interiors. Everywhere is superheated - important for February and March in Extremadura. All rooms, including the lower priced ones, are huge with excellent bathrooms. WiFi is great, large tv's with lots of channels at no extra charge. 3 minutes walk to the outstanding restaurants and buildings on the Plaza Mayor. All restaurants serve really varied, modern, award winning, Spanish Gastronomía - the best, and prettiest, food in the world.

Not so much that I disliked it, but it would be good to have some information about buses to Cáceres. There are no car hire companies in Trujillo and it's necessary to pick up a car in Caceres.

The interior was very nice. Big comfortable double bed. Good breakfast.

The hotel was very hard to find, in very narrow streets, twisty. A plan provided by the hotel would have been very helpful. A big disappointment was the fact that dinner was not served until 9.30 pm, far too late for us.. We walked into the town, about a 10 minute walk and there were very reasonable restaurants there. I would prefer to eat in a booked hotel knowing it has a restaurant. A last negative is that they charge for parking, 12 euro a night. I feel this is over the top.

The hotel is a converted monastery/convent in the medieval town of Trujillo only a short walk from the Plaza Mayor. It is relatively easy to find from the motorway although the streets are very narrow. The hotel is full of historic character and has both exterior and interior secure parking. There is an outside pool which was very welcome in the heat-wave. All of the historic sites associated with the conquistadors are within walking distance and Trujillo is a very picturesque town.

Nothing not to like.

Staff very helpfull. Fast check-in, check-out. Quiet room and with square pillow available... Nice bathroom with everything (with bathtub). Very good breakfast and good restaurant. Location perfect to get to the city center.

The window is very small and high, hence not much natural light in the room. Had to use electricity even during the day...

For the price one would expect tea/coffee making facilities in the room. And also a complimentary bottle of water. The things in the mini-bar (water, cola, orange drink, beer, and peanuts) were all rather expensively priced. Also a list of prices of these things would be handy, as it was not clear if these things were for free or not. Also a list, or booklet of info about the facilities in the hotel would be appreciated. It can probably all be found on-line, but not very quick or handy.

I have stayed at this Parador before and was looking forward to returning and was not disappointed. It’s a stunning building which has been beautifully restored. The rooms are comfortable and clean. Large beds, stocked mini bar with modern TVs.

Given the good amenities and facilities the hair dryer is very small and weak. Similarly to my last visit it feels understaffed especially in the bar area where service was slow and unhelpful.

An exceptional place to stay. Converted medieval building. Absolutely beautiful. Stunning, huge rooms, all different, excellent bathrooms. Superheated! A very good restaurant and bar area (standard prices for good wines and beer, nothing silly) in the cloisters. Quick easy access from Calle Monfrague with plenty of parking. Everything of importance in the city is within walking distance.

Nothing at all!!!

The hotel is an old convent and is spacious and comfortable, in a great position for walking around the wonderful old town. The staff were friendly and helpful - even helping us find Rugby World Cup games! Parking was easy.The room was large with a comfortable bed and lovely linen. Trujillo is certainly worth a visit

The lighting in the restaurant was very bright. The atmosphere would be improved with more subtle lighting as the food and service was good.

Staff are very friendly, the food in the restaurant is excellent and the rooms are clean and quaint. The place itself fits right in the Trujillo vibe, as part of the whole experience. I loved it!

Everything was excellent. If i have to nit pick something: We asked for a baby cot, it was a little damaged so we could not open and close the "gate". We did not complain because we had our carry cot which our son had been using anyway..if we had maybe they would have replaced it.