We stayed two nights at the Hotel Confortel in September 2008. We paid 54 euros + 7% VAT per night, for a twin room. We were told this was a special rate, not including breakfast. It was a big hotel by a golf course. A car is essential as the hotel is out of town and there is no public transportation. Nice swimming pool, opening hours from 11.30 to 20.30. However, only open from 15 June to 15 September. Considering Extremadura is still an oven in September, we think the pool's closure should be delayed until 15 October.

The room was spacious, with air conditioning. A shame the hotel does not provide a table and a couple of chairs in the balcony to sit and enjoy the cool evenings. We were told there was free wi-fi in every room but in 2 nights, we never managed to get a connection to the free service, while there seemed to be no problem at all when trying to use the paying service offered by Telefonica, the national provider. We complained to the reception desk and were told a technician would look into the matter, but on the 2nd day of our stay, we still didn't have free wi-fi.

A huge colony of swallows had taken the hotel as their living quarters. There were swallows nests above every balcony and the swallows flew all over the swimming pool early in the morning and late in the afternoon. This was charming. However, it also meant the grounds, sun loungers and pool received a fair share of bird excrement. The hotel employees hosed the area every morning and evening but all the same, some bird [-] could still be seen in the sun loungers. Maybe the hotel should seriously think on how to solve this problem, as it is a health and safety issue

Overall, a pleasant, quiet stay in this out of town hotel. Considering there is not much in offer in nearby Badajoz, this seemed a decent option for what we paid. Could have been better, though!

Beware when you leave the motorway the hotel is away from town. But it was an easy drive in to see the sights and park centrally as advised by reception. We only stayed one night and found the room overlooking the pool clean and comfortable. All was very quiet. We ate in town.

I stayed here for three nights as part of a meeting. The hotel is outside of the city in rolling green country surrounded by olive groves and tomato fields. The hotel is quite sizeable and has an outdoor pool and it's own 18 hole golf course. The booking was easy and no problems with check-in. The staff were very helpful, but their english varied quite a bit from person to person. They were enthusiastic to help and no real communication problems were enountered. The room I was given overlooked the courtyard with pool and was a good size with a good sized bathroom. The furniture was a little tired, some of the hinges on the cabinet enclosing the mini-bar were broken. The bed was very comfortable and the room was clean.
The biggest disappointment had to be the food in the hotel.This area of spain prides itself on it's food especially the local specialities. The food that was on offer in the hotel was standard fare and not well prepared. Four of us had dinner one night and our main course which should have been hot was cold and the food was really awful. None of us could eat it. We got no satisfacton when we complained.
All in all the location of the hotel is nice, but it feels like a commercial travel hotel with very poor food. The dining rooms were being renovated while we were there, so I hope that when the work is finished that the food will also have undergone a significant transformation.