Ilunion Golf Badajoz
Guadiana Golf Course, with green fees arranged
About this hotel
Ilunion Golf Badajoz is built around its position next to Guadiana Golf Course, with a special Green Fee rate arranged for hotel guests that removes the usual hassle of booking a round away from home. Air-conditioned rooms come with a private balcony, work desk, satellite TV and a pillow menu, and a seasonal outdoor pool with a sun terrace gives non-golf days somewhere to unwind. The on-site restaurant serves daily breakfast alongside à la carte and set menus, with options for celiac and food-intolerant guests, and a tennis court and fitness centre sit nearby for a surcharge. The property is officially adapted for guests with reduced mobility, with accessible rooms available on request, including for auditory and visual impairment, a rare commitment among Extremadura's golf accommodation. It sits fifteen minutes from central Badajoz and the Alcazaba, and fifty kilometres from Cáceres.
- Guadiana Golf Course access
- Seasonal outdoor pool
- Accessible rooms
- Celiac-friendly dining
Our take
This is the clear pick for golfers in Badajoz, thanks to the direct course access and arranged green fees, and the accessible rooms make it a genuinely inclusive option for groups with mixed mobility needs. Travellers not golfing should weigh the fifteen-minute drive into the old town against a more centrally located hotel, since this property is built around the course first.
- ✓Book through the hotel to secure the arranged Green Fee rate at Guadiana Golf Course.
- ✓Reserve a balcony room if you want to watch the course or the sunset over the sun terrace.
- ✓Ask about accessible rooms well in advance if your group needs adapted accommodation.
Why we love it
- Direct access to Guadiana Golf Course
- Arranged Green Fee rates for guests
- Rooms adapted for reduced mobility
- Seasonal outdoor pool and sun terrace
Why guests love itThe Green Fee arrangement made booking a round genuinely simple, no separate calls to the course, just a reservation through the hotel. Between rounds, the seasonal pool and sun terrace gave the rest of the group something to do, and the celiac-friendly menu at dinner meant nobody had to plan meals around a restriction. The fifteen-minute drive into Badajoz for an evening at the Alcazaba felt like a fair trade for having the course right outside.