Family friendly Hotels in Toledo

This hotel is simply magnificent! The entire stay was faultless, from the checkin to check out, the staff couldn’t have made our stay any better. We enjoyed all the facilities of the hotel from the breakfast through to dinner with a trip to the spa in between! My wife is vegan and quite often finds it difficult to be accommodated in northern Spain, but whilst the menu was limited for her, the staff went out of their way to help. Can’t wait to come back!!

This was my first time staying in a parador. I had an amazing experience here. The surroundings of the hotel were stunning with views over Toledo. I saw a beautiful sunrise and sunset. I was lucky enough to get a table at the bar on the terrace to watch the sunset. The breakfast here was one of the best that I’ve ever had in a hotel. The room was amazing. Comfortable and clean. Great bathroom with a great shower. The staff were friendly and helpful. It was like a dream to stay here. The only downside is that you have to get taxis to the old town and to the train station as the road is not walkable. The pool area is a lovely place to relax and cool off in the afternoon summer heat.

Excellent hotel that we repeat every time we go to Toledo. Great quiet pool to go with the children. The buffet breakfast is also excellent. A 10 to the housekeeping service who brought us a forgotten cell phone in the room when we were checking out. We will be back

I wouldn't consider this a 5 star hotel, the views and surroundings are great, but that's about it. The hotel needs a proper renovation, the furniture is outdated and with clear marks of usage, musty and dust covering a lot of areas. The entire place gives a 70s vibe, and not in the good way. The worse bit for me is how poorly sound proofed the rooms are. The corridors' floors are tiled but there's a wide gap between tiles, so when people walk around carrying luggage, it sounds like a freight train just passing outside the room. Not great when that happens early in the morning. The breakfast and restaurant are ok, and most of the staff are nice.

The location of the hotel is good, the room is not big, the parking is in the public parking lot at the entrance, the front desk service is ok, and I wrote a note stating that the parking fee period is 10-14&17-20, and there is a sticker on the meter for the maximum time per payment (2 hours) and Free time (weekends), no change. The hotel cannot check in early and must wait until 15:00. European-style old style room, beautiful garden, breakfast is also ok. Attractions can be reached on foot.

A visit to Toledo should definitely be on your list of places to visit in Spain. The City of Three Cultures sits on a hill, surrounded on three sides by the River Tagus, attesting to the old adage that location is everything. The Roman historian, Livy (a.59 BCE-17CE) mentioned it as being a small city but fortified by location. The three cultures being of course, Christianity, Judaism and Islam. The evidence of these cultures are found all over the old city. Indeed, it is the influence of these cultures and the structures that they left behind, that were instrumental in Toledo being inducted into the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1986. Today, it is a lively city, its streets and squares filled with residents mingling with tourists. We booked Hotel Medina de Toledo without really knowing how close it lay to the Historic Center of Toledo. We were pleased to see that it actually lies within the walls in the outer perimeter. You are just ca. 100 meters from the Aparcamiento Miradero (Parking), from which there is an escalator that leads you right up to the actual town. The hotel website states that you are a four minute walk from the Puerta del Sol City Gate and Plaza de Zocodover. A five minute walk from Puerta Bisagra Gate, seven minutes from the Alcazar and ten minutes from Toledo Cathedral. Tops on location. This small hotel has 18 rooms arranged on three floors. Because the hotel is located on an incline, the lobby is located on the top floor, but is on street level. The hotel staff are very friendly, in fact we greeted by the owner of the facility and were treated very well. The hotel advertises that multi languages are spoken, Spanish, Portuguese, English, French and Italian. As the hotel basically sits into the hill, the rooms face out to the back and have a great view of the lower city, in what I think is a north direction. The rooms are clean and comfortable, air-conditioned, there is also free wifi. Non-smoking rooms are available. Breakfast, available for a nominal fees, is delicious and can be eaten out on a lovely, scenic terrace. There is also free parking available on the street and if you are lucky, right out in front of the lobby. We can easily recommend staying at the Hotel Medina de Toledo and if we are back in the area, will do so again. PS. We would like to pass along the recommendation of El Trebol Tapas Bar as a good place to eat. Also, don't forget to buy some Marzipan, as Toledo is well known for this treat.

We had a short overnight stay in Toledo and were pleased with this hotel we located on **********. They clearly valued customer service, suggested some off-the-beaten-path attractions for us to consider, and allowed us to keep our bags in their basement for a couple of hours after we checked out. The breakfast (for an extra fee) was plentiful, relaxed, and fresh. We would stay here again if we had the occasion to do so.

Just about as good a hotel experience as I've ever had, from the warm and friendly welcome (thank you, Ana), to the helpfulness and friendliness of the staff (Ana, Andrea and Silvia), and to the beautiful building and its magical atmosphere. The building was once the house of Paco de Lucia, the maestro of flamenco guitar, and has been sensitively converted so as to preserve much of the way it was when he was there, including his recording studio. His music is everywhere, even the five bedrooms are named after his tracks. Our bedroom was very comfortable, a great mattress on the bed, a choice of pillows and a lovely bathroom. Note - there's not a lot of hanging space and the room could probably do with a few hooks here and there, but that didn't detract from our sense of comfort and peace when resting there. Breakfast was excellent and served (by the brilliant Silvia) in the inner courtyard where cascading plants and Paco de Lucia's music playing unobtrusively in the background made this an enjoyable experience every morning. The coffee as good as it gets too. The hotel is situated in a quiet and beautiful square and was probably the most peaceful hotel I've ever stayed in and sitting on the roof terrace with a nightcap watching the sunset and the swifts was the perfect way to end the day. Close enough to be within a short walk to the main sights, and with a great restaurant/café/bar just around the corner called Embrujo, the hotel and staff provided a wonderful place for a perfect break. We will return.

1. The apartment is located in the ancient city, close to the Bisagra Gate. In the afternoon, I drove to the front of the apartment. The Spanish lady next door was very helpful and informed that the car could be parked for a period of time (resident parking spaces can be parked before 5 pm), and also informed that the front desk is in the building opposite to the apartment, which is a hotel front desk of the same name. deposit luggage). The front desk service is very enthusiastic. 2. For overnight parking, you need to go to a large parking lot three to four hundred meters ahead. The stamped parking fee of the hotel can be discounted about 13.5 euros a day. 3. The ancient city basically walks to visit various scenic spots. There are many restaurants nearby, and it’s even more lively when you walk up to the center of the ancient city. There is also a Carrefour supermarket three to four hundred meters away. 4. On the second day of the tour, I was stolen by similar immigrants with gifts, 30 Euro worth of children’s T-shirts and refrigerator stickers. I would have known that I would reveal my wealth earlier so that I would not let others go from the cathedral to the old bridge in regret. We are not happy anymore, well, it's worthwhile to train children to analyze the memories afterwards. 5. The room seems to have a little retro romance. It is not old and clean. We only need to go up three steps on the first floor and take the spiral staircase upstairs. The kitchen facilities are fairly complete, including a washing machine and refrigerator. The living room and dining room are also quite big. In the bedroom, the quilt on the bed is covered with blankets out of the bedspread. I don’t feel comfortable with the quilt. Let’s go for one night. The toilet is very large, and the electric water heater is like a large 100-liter tank, which is enough to take a shower.