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Our top choices for Ambroz Valley hotels with connecting rooms

A historic building with a clock tower, multiple balconies, and a classic architectural style.
A table with a plate of food, a bottle of wine, and a vase of flowers on a balcony with a view of a historic building.
A hotel lobby with a reception desk, check-in counters, a staircase, and a dining area.
A spacious hotel lobby with a grand piano, dining tables, and a stained glass window.

1. Dorma Alfonso VIII

Dorma Alfonso VIII
Plasencia
United States
Teodoro
P4,022
P4,424 total
includes taxes & fees
Nov 24 - Nov 25
Dorma Alfonso VIII
A rooftop terrace with two wicker chairs, a table with drinks, and a large umbrella.
Two wooden chairs facing a window with a tray of white teacups and a teapot.
A modern living room with a grey sofa, a white coffee table, and a large sliding glass door leading to an outdoor area with a view of buildings and a street lamp.
A hotel room with a large bed, two bedside tables with lamps, a painting on the wall, and two green armchairs.

2. Alojamientos VEN, Vista Extremadura Norte

Alojamientos VEN, Vista Extremadura Norte
Plasencia
United States
Elizabeth
P5,969
P6,566 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 26 - Oct 27
Alojamientos VEN, Vista Extremadura Norte
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Top Ambroz Valley Hotel Reviews

Dorma Alfonso VIII

Dorma Alfonso VIII

8/10 Good
"This place is rather grand and cavernous - but feels more like a place for conferences now (there's no bar to relax in), and the wide staircase and long stretches of corridors made it feel like The Overlook Hotel in The Shining. Despite having very few customers, we ended up in a room with a view overlooking what looked like the staff kitchen and cleaning room, and the central core of the hotel (basically all the metal shafts, etc.), where water was constantly dripping, echoing all night. Saying that we enjoyed the weirdness, and the staff were excellent, as was the buffet breakfast, which was included."
Peter 2-night trip
Posted 7 months ago
Dorma Alfonso VIII