Hotels near Cáceres

Its a busy city with a lot going on and a good night life. i didnt explore much but it didnt seem so historical as other cities however the people are friendly and the prices are decent for Spanish ciites. I dont reccomend Goika, its expensive and the portions were small.

Caceres is a lovely old mediaeval city, walled and interesting, but not too touristy. We will certainly go back, because there's more to see (even though it's a compact old town, there's a lot there). The bars and restaurants aren't a rip-off: we had a very good menu del dia for 17 euros - slightly more than one would pay in a village restaurant or a via de servicio, but we were on the Plaza Mayor, just below the city walls, and the food was excellent and very generous. The rest of the city has plenty of nice bars and restaurants as well.

Caceres is well worth a trip.Theres lots to see and much atmosphere to soak up.Nice friendly city/town with many nearby places worth a visit such as Truillo and Guadalupe......Actually the historic architecture in both Caceres and Truillo is something to write home about!..If your into nature there are literally scores of square Kms of wild flowers in the surrounding countryside thanks to light touch farming practises and this brings many insects which in turn bring many birds and other creatures...Definitely worth a trip is the national park in Monfrague so youll need to hire a car to get the best of that type of thing.

Spain at Easter time is generally complicated. But even so, we managed to book restaurants without any major problems and visit the main attractions. Cáceres is one of the most beautiful cities in Spain (and I say this as someone who has seen many), with a fantastic historic center and lots to see, including in the surrounding area — Mérida, Cáceres, Trujillo, Los Barruecos... We will definitely be back one day.

A city rich with history and beauty - and worth the time of a few weeks to explore. Expect to climb hills as you wander the narrow streets and steep steps around the old town. Surrounding Caceres is a necklace of green spaces! As an artist, I enjoyed sketching while the crowds grew for Holy Week.

The historic centre is beautiful and interesting. The rest of the town is sadly shabby and in need of considerable investment. We lucked out on seeing the incredible festivities welcoming in Semana Santa. Fantastic enthusiasm by all and wonderful community spirit. Great to see both young and older people involved. Uplifting