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Our top choices for Valle del Jerte hostels

A stone staircase leading up to a covered walkway, surrounded by lush greenery and autumn foliage.

1. Hostel El Lago Caceres

Cuacos de Yuste

Sandra

P2,349 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 9 - Oct 10

A balcony with a metal railing, a tiled floor, and a view of a building with a tiled roof and brick walls.

2. Albergue Turistico La Casa de Mi Abuela - Hostel

Aldeanueva del Camino

Sally

P3,205 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 13 - Oct 14

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Top Valle del Jerte Hotel Reviews

Parador de Plasencia

10/10 Excellent

"What an amazing hotel this ex-convent is. I can't think anytime to criticize. The check-in staff was friendliest ever and it all just went efficiently and as planned. Amongst the Paradores we have visited, the Plasencua may be our new favorite."

Balneario Valle del Jerte

10/10 Excellent

"I stayed for business trip and the staff were very welcoming and helpful to me from when I arrived. My Spanish is not great but were always helpful to try and help or accommodate me. Breakfast was good and the evening buffet meals had variety of choice. Many of the guests clearly visit for the pool and spa facilities, as well as hiking trials and cycling routes in the area. I did not have time for this but had an enjoyable stay and would return due to the practical location and friendly staff."

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."

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