Coria Country Houses

A historic town with red-tiled roofs, a prominent castle, and surrounding green fields.

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Our top choices for Coria country houses

An outdoor seating area with a table and chairs, surrounded by greenery and a stone wall.

1. La Posada de Grimaldo

Canaveral

Peter

RM271 total

includes taxes & fees

8 Nov - 9 Nov

A riverside view with a building, trees, and a stone bridge.

2. Casa Rural La Flor del Naranjo

Cadalso

EMILIO

RM284 total

includes taxes & fees

9 Nov - 10 Nov

A stone building with a wooden door, windows with shutters, and a balcony with striped curtains.

3. Casa Rural La Breña

Talavan

Francis Roy

RM276 total

includes taxes & fees

9 Nov - 10 Nov

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Top Coria Hotel Reviews

Parador de Plasencia

10/10 Excellent

"Property was clean, well maintained and historic."

Hotel 4* Puente de Alconétar

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel is very impressive. What looks like an old castle restored and converted with many of the old features remaining. Staff very helpful, pets allowing in the bar which was great. Car parking in the grounds and very easy to enter/exit. The hotel sits in a big beautiful square. Would happily recommend."

Hotel La Encomienda

10/10 Excellent

"This hotel was great! While the immediate neighborhood is a little worse for wear in some ways, don’t let that put you off. This is a really nice hotel in a really nice little town. If you have time, walk across the stone arched bridge and enjoy the beautiful park on the other side. There are food stores, restaurants and everything you need - and the hotel it itself was great."

LOS ALAMOS BOUTIQUE

10/10 Excellent

"We attended at the hotel on a Sunday afternoon, where we found out that they don’t serve meals Sunday at all. ( No staff). But to be fair, No restaurants or cafes were open either owing to it being Sunday. (this included the town where the cafes and restaraunt’s don’t open till around 8 pm. But right next door to the hotel is a garage that sells fresh baked bread. Cakes. Packed meat slices. Cheese and drinks. More than enough to see us through. The male person who was on duty at the hotel was really helpful and told us that although the bar was closed, he would open up just for us, so we didn’t have to go without. ( there is also a coffee machine in every room). This is what you call real customer service. Again, the rooms were spotlessly clean. Very modern, and very comfortable. If you do go on a Sunday and you want to go to the town. It is literally 3 mins drive and just park in one of the main car parks and walk up to the Plaza Mayor where most of the restaurants and bars are. (You can’t drive into the plaza). Or ask the staff which they think is the best place to go. They are all very helpful. Already in the process of booking again in September."

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