Atrio Cáceres
Fine dining restaurant · Caceres
Pl. San Mateo, 1, Centro-Casco Antiguo, 10003 Cáceres, Spain
Highlights
Chic rooms, fine dining, wine cellar, rooftop pools
Chic rooms, fine dining, wine cellar, rooftop pools
"As the name suggests, the Three MICHELIN Star Atrio is an inextricable part of the Atrio Restaurante Hotel experience. Here in Spain’s western region of Extremadura, you’ll stay in one of 14 modern rooms wonderfully integrated into the historic stone building amongst the cobblestone streets." - Alexis Benveniste
"Atrio Restaurante Hotel, located in the medieval center of Cáceres, offers a harmonious stay with rooms dominated by white tones and spaces decorated with valuable art. The hotel also houses one of the world’s best wineries and the Atrio restaurant with Three MICHELIN Stars." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Located in the beautiful medieval center of Cáceres, architects Emilio Tuñón and Luis Mansilla refurbished the original stone architecture to bring it up to present day." - The MICHELIN Guide
"The Three Star restaurant at Atrio Restaurante Hotel is a destination in itself. As the name attests, its an integral part of the experience here — but the hotel itself merits its own consideration. Architecturally striking, the fourteen modern, clean-lined rooms have been masterfully integrated into the stone facade of a much older building in Extremadura’s ancient walled city of Cáceres. If there’s a single bit of ornament, it’s the art; original works by Andy Warhol and Georg Baselitz are the highlights of an impressive collection. Meanwhile, accommodations provide plenty of space, both physical and mental, for contemplation. Just about everything is vivid white: crisp bedding, painted wood-panel walls, the curtains and lamps, and spacious bathrooms with big round tubs." - The MICHELIN Guide
"The Three Star restaurant at Atrio Restaurante Hotel is a destination in itself. As the name attests, it's an integral part of the experience here — but the hotel itself merits its own consideration. Architecturally striking, the fourteen modern, clean-lined rooms have been masterfully integrated into the stone facade of a much older building in Extremadura’s ancient walled city of Cáceres. If there’s a single bit of ornament, it’s the art; original works by Andy Warhol and Georg Baselitz are the highlights of an impressive collection. Meanwhile, accommodations provide plenty of space, both physical and mental, for contemplation. Just about everything is vivid white: crisp bedding, painted wood-panel walls, the curtains and lamps, and spacious bathrooms with big round tubs." - The MICHELIN Guide
