The Best Hotels Near Tupío, by the Record
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Fourteen white rooms folded into the stone facade of a medieval building in Cáceres's ancient walled city, with original Warhols and Baselitz canvases doing most of the decorating. The Michelin Guide awarded this hotel 3 Keys. Round soaking tubs, crisp white linens, and very little else compete for your attention, which suits a city full of Roman arches and Moorish towers just outside the door perfectly well.
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A 15th-century palace in Cáceres's old city, restored so that original vaulted ceilings and stone walls share space with pale wood and polished concrete, which sounds like a collision but reads as something close to serene. The illuminated central courtyard does the heavy lifting for atmosphere, while the suites upstairs go deliberately quiet and minimal. A small pool and wellness center round things out, and the three-Michelin-star restaurant downstairs means you may not leave the building all weekend.