Hotel · Guadalupe
Hospedería of the Royal Monastery of Guadalupe
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Sleeping in the Gothic Cloister
The Hospedería is a hotel inside the Royal Monastery of Santa María de Guadalupe, a World Heritage Site since 1993. It occupies the Gothic cloister, the one built in the 16th century beside the Mudéjar one that you see on the museum visit. It is run by the monastery itself, but it is not a pilgrims' hostel: anyone can stay, whether they are going to pray or to see the village.
It has 47 rooms, all with private bathroom, heating, air conditioning, television and telephone. The internet connection is by cable in the room; the website does not advertise wifi, so if you need it, ask. Check-in is from 14:00 and check-out before 12:00. When you leave your room you are inside the monastery complex, with the basilica a few steps away.
The cloister sets the atmosphere: it is a monastery working as a hotel, not a designer hotel. The website does not publish prices; you see them in its search engine when you choose dates.
The Car and Traffic in Guadalupe
This is the detail it is most worth knowing before you go. The village closes the centre to buses every day and to cars at weekends and on public holidays. The Hospedería has a public, free car park, with no booking and limited spaces. If you use GPS, enter Calle Fray Eloy Uribe, which is where the entrance to the car park is, and not the postal address on the square. If you arrive at the weekend, call 927 367 000 beforehand so they can tell you how to approach.
Eating in the Refectory
The restaurant is in the inner refectory, a work by Rafael Moneo, and the house also uses the Gothic cloister for its meals and events. The menu is Extremaduran: tomato soup (€9.50), migas (€12), Felipe II cod (€18), roast suckling kid (€24–28) or honey lamb, and homemade desserts such as chestnut pudding or fig biscuit. They recommend booking a table by phone.
Since August 2026 the Holy Door of the Guadalupe Jubilee Year has been open, bringing more pilgrims, especially at weekends. From the door, you enter directly the Royal Monastery and its museums and leave for the Puebla de Guadalupe without touching the car.
Practical details
- Phone
- +34 927 367 000
- [email protected]
- Check-in
- From 14:00
- Check-out
- Until 12:00
- Rooms
- 47
Facilities
- Free parking
- Restaurant
- Air conditioning
- Heating
Policies
- Cancellation
- Free up to 24 hours before arrival; after that 100% is charged, except for nights still within the deadline on long stays
- Also
- Free parking without booking, with entrance on Calle Fray Eloy Uribe; the village centre closes to cars at weekends and on public holidays
Tips
- Book Early in the Jubilee Year Until 2027 more pilgrim groups arrive, and weekends fill up sooner.
- Put Fray Eloy Uribe in the GPS It is the car park entrance, and the one the Hospedería itself gives for GPS.
- Book a Table with the Room The house recommends booking a table by phone; on pilgrimage days, do it when you book the room.
Frequently asked questions
How Many Rooms Does the Guadalupe Hospedería Have?
47, all with bathroom, heating and air conditioning.
Does It Have Parking?
Yes, free and without booking, with limited spaces. The entrance is on Calle Fray Eloy Uribe.
What Is the Cancellation Policy?
Cancel free up to 24 hours before arrival. After that the stay is charged, except for nights still within the deadline if you booked several.
Are Dogs Accepted?
The website does not say. Ask by phone before booking.
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