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The name 'Plasencia' was given to this town by its founder king Alfonso VIII, meaning 'pleasant for God and for men'.
This Parador is the former Convent of Santo Domingo, founded by the Zuniga family in the middle of the 15th century and was built in gothic style both inside and out. Situated in a marvellous location in the heart of the historical quarter of Plasencia, this is an ideal point from which you may discover the city's architectural delights as well as the marvellous surrounding country side. As with all restaurants of the Paradors, serving the local dishes of the region takes top priority. In the Parador of Plasencia the theme is the gastronomy from Estamadura. Being an inland region the dishes are from the agriculture of the region and the meats of the mountains. The menu may include the following specialities of the chef:
"Sopa de Patatas" which is a potato based soup;
In Plasencia visit the cathedral, palaces, walls, gates and bridges. The historic districts of Caceres and Trujillo are also impressive and not to be missed.
The Festival and Procession of Virgen del Puerto held the first Sunday after Easter. An interesting sight in Feburary is found in the Jerte valley when the cherry trees come into blossom.. Discover the wonderful natural landscapes of this region by walking in the Jerte valley, the Natural Park of Monfrague, La Vera, and Las Hurdes. The accommodation in this hotel of the Paradors group is in nine twin bedded rooms, eight rooms with a double bed and forty nine suites. All the rooms have a private bathroom. Also there is a telephone, satellite television, safe and a mini bar. The building has air conditioning. There is a restaurant, bar and facilities for the disabled are incorporated in the conversion. There is a swimming pool and facilities for business meetings. Pets are not allowed in the luxury hotels in the Spanish Paradores group. Parador hotel of Plasencia is in a convent from the fifteenth century. |
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| Parador Plasencia Reservations |
| Parador at Plasencia |
| DAILY RATES | ||||
| 2012 Rates | Standard | Superior | Junior Suite | Suite |
| Jan and Feb Nov and Dec | 166 Euro | 200 Euro | 250 Euro | 374 Euro |
| March to October | 177 Euro | 212 Euro | 266 Euro | 398 Euro |
| Breakfast 18 Euro per person per day Lunch or Dinner 33 Euro per person per day | ||||
| PROMOTIONS IN STANDARD ROOMS * (Subject to availability) | ||||
| 2012 Rates | Golden Days | 5 Night Card | 2 Night Special | |
| Jan and Feb Nov and Dec | 141.40 Euro | 105.00 Euro | 214.40 Euro per night | |
| March to October | 149.10 Euro | 105.00 Euro | 223.20 Euro per night | |
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Rates are per day for 2 persons sharing a double room and include tax
*Supplement and restrictions may apply - General terms and conditions |
| PROMOTION | OVERVIEW (For more detailed information use the link below) |
| Golden Days | 30% discount for guests 55 years or over in a standard room with breakfast |
| Young Persons | Discounted rates for guests from 18 to 35 years old in a standard room with breakfast |
| 5 Night Card | Discounted rates for 5 nights in a standard room exc. breakfast |
| 2 Night Special | 20% discount for 2 consecutive nights or more with half board |
| Parador accommodation within the Spanish regions | |||
| Galicia
North Spain |
Asturias,
Cantabria
& Basque Region |
Aragon
- Rioja
and Navarre |
Catalonia |
| Castile-Leon | Castile-La Mancha (Madrid) | Estremadura | Levante |
| Andalucia (Granada) | Ceuta and Melilla | Canary Islands | Andalucia (Costa del Sol) |
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