If you like air-conditioning, this place is not for you. They control what times of year you can use the air conditioning and apparently the end of April is not one of them even when it is in the high 70s outside. Hot air was blown into our room, which made it especially uncomfortable. We had to sleep with the doors wide open without screens. The room was nice and the bathroom redone, but there is clearly deferred maintenance in that the overhead large suspended light was in need of repair. The food at dinner was delicious. Breakfast is just OK.

Isabel y Joel muy bien Irene, Eva y el mozo... creo qu Jose Maria muy bien INTERNET: salvo en la sala de reuniones MUY MAL

Could be great, but with no outside space available due to construction in inner courtyard and garden terrace the hotel was very compromised. Large paintings stacked on furniture in lounge and no WiFi operating in bar area when we visited meant only usable space was our bedroom (which was lovely).

The views from the terrace rooms overlooking the Monastery were amazing. The staff was very helpful as I am English speaking. The room was clean and spacious.

Right where you want to be, an historic property with great service and amenities

Great rooms aand had a meal which was relly nice in the garden, lovely setting

Perfect location. Staff is outstanding. Nice pool!

Beautiful hotel, lovely room, wonderful ambience, excellent value for money. No negatives for us, during our one night stay.

Excelente parador este, instalaciones muy cómodas habitaciones espaciosas, una vista muy bonita buena comida. Guadalupe es una localidad tranquila y poco para hacer, es un sitio para el descanso

Felt like stepping back in time a few centuries, while providing top class food and service in a very well maintained hotel.

Any hotel in the old town is difficult to drive to, including the Parador but it has good parking [important]. Its location within the town is perfect, right by the main square, restaurants/bars and the cathedral. It was quite pricey so we didn't eat there.

Very disappointing that the pool had shut for the season despite the temperature being mid thirties, and Merida and Orapesa Paradors pools still open. Lovely area to dine outside and garden with view of monastery. Expensive breakfast.

As others have written this is a beautiful parador right across the street from the monastery. The food is excellent and there is a lovely outdoor pool and garden

Very nice stay in the hotel. Very cleaning and close to the major attractions. Great staff, very friendly and professional.

Very nice place! Just a complaint about the restaurant, though service was excellent... the Bellota ham was from a vacuum package... in a place like Guadalupe in Extremadura they should have a real leg in the restaurant...

Although tasteful, the upholstered furniture had a musty smell. We did get upgraded to a room with a terrace, which was beautiful. It was close to the Real Monastery - amazing collection! Parking can be difficult.

Very charming. The walls are a bit thin, so we could hear the people in the room next to us. However, we understand that these old buildings were not designed to be hotel rooms. We still give it a big 5 regardless of that. We had another issue with the internet in our room, but they were very accomodating and they moved us to another room.

Beautiful hotel in an amazing location. In need of refurbishment especially the bathrooms

In view of the age of the building the facilities and conditions dont compare to a modern hotel but that is the nature of many paradors. We were in the original part of the property there is a later addition where the rooms may be slightly more expensive and have better views. We did not eat at the Parador so cannot comment on that facility.There is a charge for parking but that is to be expected

Beautiful building. Our room had great historic details room 209. Location is across the street from the monastery. It even has parking. On the negative side they are under staffed and no menu in English.