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Discover the best hotels in Monesterio, Province of Badajoz, Extremadura including Hotel Complejo Leo 24H, Hoteles Desconecta2, Hotel Leo, Hostal El Pilar, Albergue las Moreras, Hotel Moya, Hostal DP El Pilar.
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1. Hotel Complejo Leo 24H
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Hotel Complejo Leo 24H is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Monesterio, offering a family-friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Rooms at Hotel Complejo Leo 24H offer a refrigerator, air conditioning, and a desk providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi. A fitness center and breakfast will also help to make your stay even more special. If you are driving to Hotel Complejo Leo 24H, free parking is available. During your visit, be sure to check out one of the nearby restaurants that are within walking distance of Hotel Complejo Leo 24H, such as Restaurant Complejo Leo 24H (0.0 mi) or Venta El Culebrin (0.2 mi). If you are interested in exploring Monesterio, check out a history museum, such as Centro de Interpretacion General de la Via de la Plata de Monesterio. Enjoy your stay in Monesterio!
Modern Hotel with spacious rooms
Reviewed By FlanFam11Walking The Via de la Plata this hotel was ALL the way through the town and virtually out the other side - however it was sooooo worth it! Pilgrim hostel this was not - it was bright, airy modern and spacious. We actually felt a bit on the grubby side going in - but what a treat for the price. Nice shower and a/c. Bar and small shop downstairs. Friendly staff who spoke some English.
2. Hoteles Desconecta2
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Hoteles Desconecta2 es un nuevo concepto de hotel de lujo en el que, además del alojamiento y la gastronomía con los máximos estándares de calidad, los clientes disfrutan de todas las comodidades para contribuir a su bienestar físico y emocional y a su crecimiento personal. Comodidad, innovación y el entorno único de Monesterio se unen en Hoteles Desconecta2 para crear espacios de alojamiento de la máxima calidad, en los que el viajero pueda desconectar del ‘ruido’ que provoca todo el entorno digital y reconectar con uno mismo. Se ubica en un edificio plenamente integrado en la naturaleza de 1.000 m² con 30 hectáreas de parcela y una zona de piscina con más de 553 m². Se trata de un alojamiento de gran lujo de solo nueve habitaciones completamente orientado al bienestar y descanso pleno de sus huéspedes. Para conseguirlo, sus instalaciones cuentan con piscina exterior, spa, gimnasio, restaurante y una amplia terraza exterior con extraordinarias vistas al Pantano de Tentudía.
Escapada de lujo a 1h de Sevilla.
Reviewed By qelenaEste hotel rural supera todas las expectativas. Las fotos no hacen justicia a la belleza de las vistas y al mimo puesto en la arquitectura y la decoración de este magnífico hotel. El personal es atentísimo, te hace sentir como en casa y el entorno invita a la relajación y a la desconexión. Las habitaciones están impolutas, son muy amplias y la cama y el silencio del lugar hacen que el descanso sea de calidad. Sin duda muy recomendable.
3. Hotel Leo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Hotel LEO *** El nuevo Hotel Leo dispone de un estilo moderno, con amplias habitaciones y baños completos en cada habitación. Dispone wifi gratuita, nevera, cama adicional, tv plasma baños adaptados a misvalidos, secador de pelo...
One night stay
Reviewed By Jo BWe loved it. We got it for a reasonable price. Staff lovely, room clean and quite a buzz around the place because loads of locals use it. The food was good too. Really enjoyed sitting outside watching the world go by. Food not too expensive and the Iberian pork cheek stew is to be recommended
4. Hostal El Pilar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Brilliant place in the city center for a reasonable price.
Reviewed By peace-protectPerfect location for visiting the city. Price- quality is perfect in balance. Clean rooms, new towels every day, good WiFi and friendly people. They clean the rooms everyday, store your luggage when checked out and there is a 24 hours occupied reception desk. Well done.
5. Albergue las Moreras
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Albergue las Moreras is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Monesterio, offering a romantic environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Albergue las Moreras features room service, to help make your stay more enjoyable. While staying in Monesterio, you can check out a popular cafe like Bar Triana, which is serving up some great dishes. Best of all, Albergue las Moreras makes it easy to experience some great Monesterio attractions like Centro de Interpretacion General de la Via de la Plata de Monesterio, which is a popular history museum. Enjoy your stay in Monesterio!
A great spot!
Reviewed By Mike_Kirk_2010No big dorms. Small shared rooms. Small shared bathrooms. Very modern and clean. Lovely warm communal area. Wood burning stove! Very friendly and helpful receptionist. Lots of hot water. Highly recommended.
6. Hotel Moya
Overall Ratings
3 based on 45 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Monesterio, Hotel Moya is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its romantic environment and proximity to great restaurants and attractions, Hotel Moya makes it easy to enjoy the best of Monesterio. Free wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at Hotel Moya offer a flat screen TV and air conditioning. During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including room service. Guests of Hotel Moya are also welcome to enjoy an on-site restaurant. For travelers arriving by car, free parking is available. While staying in Monesterio, you can check out a popular cafe like Bar Triana, which is serving up some great dishes. If you are interested in exploring Monesterio, check out a history museum, such as Centro de Interpretacion General de la Via de la Plata de Monesterio. Hotel Moya is sure to make your visit to Monesterio one worth remembering.
Lower your expectations.
Reviewed By 493lizziedThe room we stayed in was unbearably hot as the heating was on full and we were unable to amend it. This was made significantly worse by the plastic sheets on the beds. The beds were without a doubt the most uncomfortable we've ever slept in, like sleeping on a rock. There was only one working plug socket and it was in the bathroom. There was also no hot water, so we were unable to shower. Dinner was mixed, the starter was mediocre at best but the main of steak and chips was lovely. The "continental" breakfast consisted of one slice of toast with either jam or meat paste. The hotel also came with a dog, which when we went for an evening walk, tried to attack us. All in all, not a pleasant stay. We would not return.
7. Hostal DP El Pilar
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 14 reviews
En Camino
Reviewed By mummyhatterNow I normally prefer not to post a poor review on the basis that if it’s that bad it can’t be helped. I penned (offline) a very critical review of this place. Then I reflected. These are difficult times; people are struggling; hotels have been closed for months etc. But this one had more promise than most. On this trip it is the most expensive I have stayed in (it’s a post-COVID camino so you expect that there will be little choice). And first appearances are good - 2 star Hostal; refurbishment with EC money (admittedly in 2000); and there it ends. The ‘welcomer’ was anything but. Cash required not card. The room looked ok and the towels were clean, but the shower could best be described as ‘tired’. The shower seals were perished and hanging in ribbons; the shower-gel container fell off the wall when I applied pressure to the dispenser; the promised free WiFi barely extended to the room; the toilet wouldn’t flush. I telephoned the help-number in reception and the owner came. He went and fixed the toilet. I quizzed him about the WiFi. His reaction? “Not my fault.” So back to my earlier observation: these are people under pressure doing what they can with the resources available to them.
