This 19Th-Century Palace Is Surrounded By The Ancient Streets Of Zafra. Now A Luxury Hotel, It Was Once The Home To One Of Spain’S Most Prestigious And Aristocratic Bull Farmers.The Exquisite Decor Is Themed On The World Of Farming And Bullfighting, But Also With A Victorian English Touch – Creating A Unique Venue For Your Visit To Rural Extremadura. At Its Heart Are The Charming Inner Courtyard And The Classic Lounge, Where You Can Relax With A Good Book By The Fireside.Enjoy Yourself In The Warm Sunshine With A Swim In The Outdoor Swimming Pool, Surrounded By An Enchanting Garden Filled With Traditional Furnishings.At The End Of A Relaxing Day, Enjoy A Good Night’S Sleep In Your Spacious Bedroom. Here You Will Find Refined Decor Blending With Modern Amenities Such As Dvd Players And Minibars. Each Room Is Named After A Famous Spanish Ranch.

Transformed From A 15Th-Century Castle, This Enchanting Hotel Has A Noble Past And Beautiful Features Including A Central Courtyard And Grand Restaurant. Swim In The Seasonal Pool Set In Pretty Gardens.Transport Yourself Back In History When You Stay At The Parador Zafra Which Dates From 1437 And Was Once The Home Of The Dukes Of Feria. The Property Has A Majestic Lounge With An Open Fireplace, As Well As The Former Chapel With Its Gothic-Mudéjar Turret.The Spectacular Façade Of The Parador Zafra Displays 9 Towers Linked By Robust, Stone Walls Topped With Turrets. Interiors Are Beautifully Maintained With Wrought-Iron Detailing, High Ceilings And Furnishings Fit For A Palace.Enjoy An Exquisite Meal In The Elegant Restaurant Before Relaxing With A Night Cap In The Charming Bar.The Parador De Zafra Is Located In The Centre Of The Village So Take A Stroll Through The Delightful Historic Centre And Visit The Shops, Authentic Bars And Typical Restaurants.The Property Is 75 Km Away From Badajoz While Merida Is 64 Km Away. Seville Airport Is 150 Km Away From The Property.

The Area Surrounding The Old Roman Bridge, Obligatory Stop In The Silver Route. Close To A Shopping Center. The Building, In Semicircular Shape, Remains The Roman Amphitheatre.