Parador de Mérida

Wayne Genthner★★★★

It's a very well maintained hotel with roots that go back almost 100 years when it was converted into it's present use from it's origin as a monestsry. The tradition of full service is well practiced. The rooms are quiet, spacious and clean, the restaurant is excellent and the staff are very professional.

Oyster PT★

Getting old and run down. Staff is unwelcoming and unfriendly in reception and restaurant at night. Not worth going unless you like wasting time and money.

Elena Gil★★★★★

Our dinner at the Parador de Mérida was another five-star experience and a perfect example of why Paradores work so well for us, especially when traveling with a baby. Housed in a former convent, the setting is simply spectacular. The architecture, the sense of history, and the calm atmosphere immediately slow you down and put you in the right mindset to enjoy the evening. We were particularly impressed by the dining room itself. The salón is beautiful, elegant, and very spacious, with high ceilings and a feeling of grandeur without being intimidating. For parents, this matters a lot: there i

kieran graham★★★★★

This made a wonderful stop over on the way to Portugal. The property is a former convent and old. It is in the centre of town so makes walking everywhere easy. Being 300 years old it is quirky, the long corridors and 300 year old floor tiles remind you that it was formerly a convent. Our room was large and super quiet. The bed was very comfortable and the linen best quality. I would not hesitate to stay here again. Breakfast was quite a feast with a very good selection. The town itself is interesting and there are good bars and restaurants. It has a good vibe and mixes roman structures with ja