Three MICHELIN KeysAtrio, three MICHELIN Stars
Atrio Restaurante Hotel
Cáceres, Spain
from €640 / night
Where to stay in Cáceres
A walled medieval town, Extremadura's larder and one of Spain's great tables
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Cáceres: good to know
Where should you stay in Cáceres?
Inside the walled old town, where the medieval streets are quiet at night. Atrio, on Plaza de San Mateo, is the town's standout hotel, with three MICHELIN Keys and a restaurant with three Stars.
How far is Cáceres from Madrid?
About 300 km to the west, roughly three hours by road. Mérida, with its Roman theatre, and Trujillo are both within an hour.
Is Cáceres worth visiting in winter?
Yes. The old town is walkable in any season and at its emptiest in winter, and the food of Extremadura — Ibérico pork, game, roasts — suits cold evenings. Days are cool and nights can be cold.
How many days do you need in Cáceres?
Two nights cover the old town and one long dinner. A third adds Trujillo or Mérida.