Turia Badajoz
Balcony rooms steps from the train station
About this hotel
Turia Badajoz keeps things simple and well located, five hundred metres from Badajoz Train Station and a ten-minute walk from the historic city centre. Rooms are bright and straightforward, each with full air conditioning, a complete en-suite bathroom and a balcony with city views, making it an easy base for travellers arriving by rail. The hotel runs its own restaurant, bar and sun terrace, and sits just fifty metres from the Gran Casino de Extremadura for an easy evening out. The Portuguese border is five kilometres away, with good access to the A-5 road connecting Lisbon and Madrid, and a fitness centre rounds out the practical amenities for a stay built around convenience rather than resort-style extras.
- Balcony rooms
- Near the train station
- On-site restaurant and bar
- Fitness centre
Our take
This is a strong pick for travellers arriving by train or without a car, given the five-hundred-metre distance to the station and the ten-minute walk into the old town. The balcony rooms add a genuine perk at this price point, though travellers wanting a garden, pool or spa should look toward the riverside or wellness-focused hotels instead.
- ✓Choose this if arriving by train, since the station is a five-minute walk away.
- ✓Request a city-view balcony room for the best use of the property's simple but real perk.
- ✓Walk to the Gran Casino de Extremadura fifty metres away for an easy evening out.
Why we love it
- Five hundred metres from the train station
- Balcony rooms with city views
- Fifty metres from the Gran Casino
- Ten-minute walk to the historic centre
Why guests love itArriving by train, the five-hundred-metre walk to the hotel could not have been easier, and the balcony in our room turned out to be a genuine highlight, a proper city view rather than a token gesture. The ten-minute walk into the historic centre each day kept things simple, and stepping out to the Gran Casino de Extremadura fifty metres away for an evening felt effortless after a day of walking.