Hostal Trujillo

The 'Hostal Trujillo' was built in 1989 in a 15th century building known originally as the 'Holly Spirit' building. It was rebuilt again in 1993 and refurbished in 2002, in order to offer the best quality to its guests.Thanks to its location, in the city centre and on the main street, it has an easy and quick access from any road. The Main Square is 5 minutes by foot (300 mts) from us. Today we have 20 modern rooms: twin rooms, suites and single rooms with all the facilities that you may wish: en-suite bathroom, individual heating and air-conditioner, Satellite TV, etc. Parking at 100m distance. PLEASE NOTE BOOKINGS ARE GUARANTEED UNTIL 6PM. After this time, if you have not called the guesthouse to advise you are arriving later with a Visa o Mastercard details, the booking will be cancelled. Reception hours: 9 AM to 11 PM..Rooms are usually available from 2pm but if we have a free room earlier you will be let in then.

To find our guesthouse from Trujillo city, you will see signs that will guide you to where we are(5 min. on foot from the 'Plaza Mayor'(main square), where car parking is not allowed. We are 10 metres away from the Cheese and Wine Museum and 200 metres from the bus station and Trujillo private parking.By plain:You can get flights to Trujillo from Madrid, Badajoz (Talavera la Real airport), Lisboa and Sevilla. NOTE: For more information about flights you can go to www.aena.es.By train:From Madrid, you can take connecting trains to Cauml#225;ceres, Mauml#233;rida or Badajoz.NOTE: Official sites: www.renfe.es and www.adif.esBy car:- From Madrid take autovauml#237;a A-5.- From Lisboa take autovauml#237;a A-5 through Badajoz.- From Seville take the N-630 till Mauml#233;rida and then autovauml#237;a A-5.- From Cauml#225;ceres take the N-621.By bus:- From Madrid, Badajoz and Mauml#233;rida, there is the 'compaauml#241;auml#237;a de autobuses Auto-Res' (www.auto-res.net) that has services to Trujillo. - From Seville, buses of 'Compaauml#241;auml#237;a Alsa' to Mauml#233;rida or Cauml#225;ceres.- From Cauml#225;ceres, buses of 'compaauml#241;auml#237;a Mirat' or 'Auto-Res'.