Hotels in Llerena

Plaza de España

Staying on the Plaza de España or in the streets nearby puts you at the heart of Llerena. Under its arcades are the terraces and tapas bars, and the main church, Nuestra Señora de la Granada, is right in front of your door. It's the right choice if you're coming for a weekend and want to do everything on foot, including at night, when the floodlit square fills with locals.

Best-rated in this area: Hotel Mirador de Llerena, with a score of 8.9 from 1,043 reviews.

Old town and convents

The streets leading from the square towards the church of Santiago and the convents are quieter. Here you'll find manor houses with courtyards turned into places to stay and apartments in old buildings. They put you near the remains of the town walls and the convent turnstiles where the nuns sell their sweets. It suits couples and travellers looking for a historic atmosphere without the bustle of the terraces.

Bear in mind that many streets are narrow and parking inside is difficult. Ask beforehand whether the accommodation has a space or where to leave the car.

Best-rated in this area: Hotel Mirador de Llerena, with a score of 8.9 from 1,043 reviews.

Station and approach roads

Llerena has a station on the railway line between Mérida and Seville, and the N-432 between Badajoz and Córdoba skirts the town. In the newer streets, towards the station and the road exits, there are stopover places with easy parking. They suit business travellers or those breaking a journey.

Campiña Sur countryside

In the surrounding area there are rural houses and farmhouses among olive groves and cereal fields. They're for those who want silence and plan to drive around the area: Zafra, the Roman theatre of Regina and La Jayona are a short drive away. For dinner, you're back in Llerena in no time. Bring warm clothes if travelling in winter, as nights in the countryside are cold.