Cáceres Hotel Guide - Episcopal Palace hotels in Cáceres, Spain.

"Friendly staff and clean room. "

"Clean comfortable room..access to laundry..centrally located..."

"We really enjoyed our stay. The staff were super friendly and everything was very comfortable "

"Reception is manned 24/7 which is not always the case with hotels/hostels in Spain. Room was spotless and the hotel is so convenient to walk to the Old Town area and shopping. Would gladly stay here again."

"Excellent location. Room was very nice and the bathroom good size. Elevator was helpful but optional. Check in was awkward with their automated entry but once in you switched to manual keys which worked fine. Very convenient to food"

"A very basic hotel which is out of town and no food available only a vending machine but it is very good value for money if you just want a bed for the night.. so if you are on a budget .. its very good!"

"Super impressive building. The room and amenities were amazing, and the staff was outstanding! They went above and beyond, from the receptionist, to the bellhops, to the restaurant staff and they all speak and understand English!"

"Amazing location, friendly staff, huge beautiful room at a great price. In the old town, easy walking distance to all the sites, yet on a quiet street. Couldn’t have been happier with our stay!"

"We had an amazing visit to Cáceres and apartment was perfect. Parking across the street, and only a few minutes from the Plaza Mayor and the old town. I will definitely stay here again if I have the opportunity."

"Todo perfecto, el apartamento muy limpio, muy bien equipado, todo muy nuevo."

"Beautiful hotel in beautiful surroundings."

"Great stay for a great price!"

"It was a nice stay. The place is Eco friendly. It is clean and quiet."

"This has got to be one of the worst hotels I have ever stayed in. When we arrived we were directed to a screen outside the hotel to self check in - even though there were two staff on reception. When I complained I was checked in by a member of staff. We had our two dogs with us and access was not easy as there are a lot of dark corridors where the lights are on sensors but do not come on early enough. Because of this I tripped over my dogs lead on the stairs and cut my face"