Built in a sixteenth-century stately home made entirely from stone and situated in the very heart of Trujillo, one of Spain s oldest cities. Exquisitely restored in the style of Extremadura s mansion-palaces and fitted with the latest technology in comfort. The inn has 13 spacious rooms from which 7 decorated with Isabelline furniture which invoke the seven Trujillos of Spain s old American colonies: Cuba, Puerto Rico, Honduras, Nicaragua, Mexico, Peru and Venezuela. Double room with two beds is a junior suite which is on request.
Corners of history. The city of Trujillo, proposed as a World Heritage Site and one of Spain s most important historical-monument centres,
hides infinite delights worthy of being discovered as you gently stroll through its streets or enter its religious buildings and beautiful parish churches.
Undoubtedly a stroll through the historical sites of Trujillo will whet the appetites of visitors who can then enjoy the typical dishes.

The sixteenth-century inn, made entirely from stone and in the very heart of Trujillo, has 13 rooms each of which is devoted to a different Trujillo in Spain old American colonies.
Rooms whith air conditioning, heating, TV, satellite TV
and telephone.

SALON DOS ORILLAS : 30-60 m² ( ft²)     Theatre: 0-15 School: 0-15 Cocktail: 35-50 Feast: 25-35 Mesau: 15-25

From the Talavera La Real airport, heading for Mérida, take the N-V/E-9, for approximately 20 km and then exit 253 for Trujillo, Madroñera. The inn is located within the walled city and very close to the castle dating from the time of the Caliph of Córdoba. From Cáceres, take the Trujillo road for Madrid (40 km). From Madrid, take the Extremadura dual carriageway (200 km). Cáceres 40 km, Guadalupe 60 km. Monfragüe Natural Park 70 km   Download GPS | Download Google Earth (KML)

Brozas Cradle of many historical figures, the town of Brozas in the Province of Cáceres is also packed with many interesting sights to see.

Caceres: Back To The Past The best way of making a trip back to the past is without doubt to pass through the Arco de la Estrella and enter the historic part of Cáceres, listed as a World Heritage site by Unesco in 1968 on the strength of its historical and architectural treasures.

From Losar De La Vera To The Mountain Refuge Collado Del Brezo A tour of the villages of La Vera in Extremadura can be tackled in many ways, all of great scenic beauty. Its tiny villages tucked away in the mountains and the stunning river gorges, called “gargantas” in these parts, are sights of unforgettable splendour. Just as unforgettable as the colour of the area’s hallmark product, paprika, the “red gold” of La Vera, grown and marketed under its own Designation of Origin scheme.

From Ovejuela To The Cascada Del Chorro De Los Angeles The scenic aspect that most catches the eye in Las Hurdes is the almost uninterrupted tapestry of trees and bushes that cloaks the whole region. Almost equally spectacular, however, are all the rivers and streams that criss-cross the land, with some really idyllic spots to visit. The Cascada del Chorro de los Ángeles is without doubt the most breathtaking waterfall in this area, with a one-hundred drop of water. Its flow is usually heaviest in the weeks following the spring and autumn rains.

Monastery Of Guadalupe The Monasterio de Guadalupe, proud and haughty despite its centenary history, is one of the gems of Spain’s architectural and artistic heritage.

Hervas Approaching Hervás from the Valle del Jerte, it suddenly appears perched high on a hill in lee of the Pinajarro peak. The cherry and almond orchards tinge the whole hillside red in autumn and white in spring with the snowy blossom.

The Conquistadores Route Extremadura was the birthplace of many of the adventurers who led the sixteenth century’s most epoch-making human odyssey; the discovery of America. These men went down in history under the name of the Conquistadores (the Conquerors). The Conquistadores Route is one of the best ways of gaining insights into this crucial period in world history.

Corners of history. The city of Trujillo, proposed as a World Heritage Site and one of Spain s most important historical-monument centres,
hides infinite delights worthy of being discovered as you gently stroll through its streets or enter its religious buildings and beautiful parish churches.
Undoubtedly a stroll through the historical sites of Trujillo will whet the appetites of visitors who can then enjoy the typical dishes.