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Hotel Condedu Badajoz
★★★Calle Muñoz Torrero, 27, Badajoz, Badajoz, 060018,0 Very good · 104 reviews- Wifi
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Badajoz is not a city you can explore in a day, but it doesn't need much more either to get a feel for it. The first thing you should know is that the accommodation offer is divided into two clearly distinct areas: the historic centre and the modern area around avenida de Elvas and the university zone. If you're coming to see the cathedral, the alcazaba or the Plaza Alta, you're better off staying in the old town. There you'll find charming hotels and guesthouses, but also narrow streets and tricky parking. If your thing is getting around by car or you prefer going out for dinner without stress, the new area will be more practical: there are more roundabouts, more parking and hotel chains like the Ilunion Golf Badajoz, which is also close to the river and the fairground.
The difference between them isn't just price, which in the centre tends to be somewhat higher due to the location, but atmosphere. In the morning, the old town is quiet and pleasant for strolling; at night, on the other hand, there are few entertainment options beyond the occasional bar with a terrace. The modern area concentrates commercial and university life, with more activity until late. If you come in low season, from November to February, prices drop considerably: the cheapest accommodation you'll find right now is 57 euros per night, and the average is around 87. In spring and during the San Juan festivities, in June, prices rise and it's best to book early.
Getting there is easy: Badajoz has a train and bus station, and the nearest airport is in Talavera la Real, about fifteen minutes away. If you come by car, the A-5 takes you directly into the city. To get around, the centre is easy to walk, and for the new area you can use the city bus or a taxi, which isn't expensive. Before booking, check carefully whether the accommodation has a lift, because there are many old buildings without one, and whether it includes breakfast, because in Badajoz it's common to pay for it separately. It's also worth checking whether the price includes taxes or if they charge you for using the kitchen in apartments. On HotelsCasa you currently have 84 accommodations available: 38 apartments, 24 hotels, 12 holiday homes, 4 guesthouses, 3 villas and one private holiday home. Among the hotels, the Hotel Condedu or the Hotel Cervantes are classic, well-located options; if you prefer an apartment, the APARTAMENTOS MAPAMUNDI are good for stays of several days.
The average price per night is around 87 euros, although you can find options from 57 euros. The difference depends mainly on the area, the category and whether you book in advance.
Spring and autumn are the best seasons temperature-wise, but also the most in demand. If you're looking for lower prices, from November to February you'll find more affordable rates, except at Christmas.
If you want to visit the historic centre, the centre is the most convenient. If you come by car or prefer peace and quiet for parking, the area around avenida de Elvas or near the river will be more practical.
You can arrive by train, bus or car via the A-5; the nearest airport is fifteen minutes away. Once there, the centre is walkable and for the new area there are city buses and taxis at reasonable prices.
Always check whether the price includes taxes and breakfast, and whether there are extra charges for cleaning or kitchen use. Many apartments require a deposit or only offer free cancellation up to a few days before, so read the fine print before confirming.