Calle Santa María 16 06176 La Parra /Badajoz (Extremadura|Spain)
Comfort, serenity and proximity are offered to guests in this 18th-century convent, forming part of an association of Inns in Extramadura. The hardened urbanite won’t find any elements of distraction here, seeing that not even television has arrived to this flirtatious spiritual retreat hidden in a tranquil town of Tierra de Barros. The old individual convent cells have been converted into bedrooms, while the refectory featuring an intact pulpit is now a restaurant. All is prudent and minimalist design. Discover which rooms are preferred by Fernando Gallardo, if you’re a member of Notodohoteles.
Individual room: 4, Double room: 11, Special double room: 4, Suites: 2;
todas con
heating, king-size beds, work desk, non-smoking bedrooms, hair dryer
Departure at 5 pm, garden, outdoor pool, conference rooms with capacity for 40persons , living room, chimney, airport shuttle
Café bar, Restaurant, Terrace
Some bedrooms are outfitted for handicapped guests
allowed
From December 24 to 26 and from January 7 to 17.
Javier Muñoz
Credit cards: AE, DC, EC, MC, V, 6000
Taxes included
The superior doubles and the suites are sited in the convent’s loft, and have taken full advantage of the architecture. Above all suite number 27 and superior double number 22.
Cuisine of Extremadura at the hotel restaurant. Their specialties include, sautéed vegetables, White garlic soup, Cold Tomato Soup, Bread bits, Iberian tenderloin with local cheese. Homemade desserts.
Zafra, Olivenza and Jerez de los Caballeros are towns with a Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque confluence that played an important role in the discovery of America. In Barcarrota, its worth visiting the bullfighting ring that is enclose in the castle where Hernando de Soto is believed to have been born. Just a few kilometers away is Salvatierra de los Barros, a town with a grand pottery tradition. Pieces from Manuel Guisado´s decorate the hotel today.