3-Star Hotels in Toledo

We stayed here for 2 nights as part of a coach trip. The room was a great size and the bathroom too. The bed was comfortable and the pillows fairly soft - unusual for a Spanish hotel. It's a very good location for access to the old town and Plaza Pocodover- although it's up hill. Across the road was a fabulous Restaurant Bar Arrabal - the food was really good value with huge portions.

Stayed 3 nights on a Leger Holidays tour. Room was ok. Had a safe (but it wasn't secured to the wall which makes it a bit pointless really) Mini bar/Fridge and hairdryer. Free air con that packed up on our last morning. Good spread at breakfast and although the restaurant gets crowded there is also an overflow room. The bad points: 1/. The cafe style bar area isn't really big enough for the size of the hotel, although there is a large lounge area adjacent to the Reception desk and entrance I always feel you lose a bit of atmosphere in these such areas. 2/. We couldn't get cold water out of the basin mixer tap or the shower. It was hot water or nothing. 3/. There was an Iron available on request but there appeared to be only one. So if a guest held onto it you had to go without.

Hotel location is very good, the bath is very comfortable, the air conditioning is cool, in general it is good! Recommended stay, the free parking is a bit far, if you are not afraid to spend money, there are parking lots around, 15 Euro day

The hotel is right next to the Toledo Cathedral. The location is great, and the room is large. It is inconvenient to drive. If you drive, you must stop at the nearby public parking lot and then come over. I just drive first. When I arrived at the hotel, I went out to spend a lot of money, because the small street was too narrow, and there was a risk of scraping if I was a little careless. Everything else is fine.

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 booked two nights at the hotel but really considered checking out after the first nigh as a car is required to visit the city and the restaurant was closed. I showed the receptionist their web page and it said that the restaurant was open. A few hours later we were told that a meal would be coked for us and could we choose what we wanted. It appeared that one chef was ill and the other chef came in and cooked just for us, this was a piece of great customer service which we appreciated. I believe that due to covid the hotel was not getting many guests and therefore revenue was down, this also showed in the garden not been kept tidy, although the pool was in good repair. The room required a little tender loving but had a fridge and AC but no safe. The public areas in the hotel were clean and tidy. The panoramic view of the city was spectacular. I feel for the hotel owners as with reduced revenue they did not have enough money to spend on the outside areas, but I think that as the number of guest increase the hotel will shine once again.

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.

Good: The hotel room was large ,nice smelling with free beer. We enjoyed the pools and the women who checked us in were kind and pleasant The Bad: constant miss communication regarding booking a massage and expectations. Despite emails back and forth there still was no clarity and a clear understanding. We stayed here for the massage and culture experience but it turned into a nightmare and our the only worse place and extremely stressful negative experience we had in Spain Trip as they seem to have become too greedy as the now offer massages in a small room packed with beds and no dividers. When booking the massage the had an old website that showed a two person room. The night time manager told us we would have our full massage time in the two person room which was a lie as the woman stopped in less than 5 minutes and said she was done. We were given our money back but it ruined our whole experience and instead of calmly us it caused us more stress. It didn’t matter that we were hotel guests as they just wanted to fool people in and out and the 5 minute experience was fluff as they only rubbed oil on your body and it wasn’t even a massage. The Ugly: we did not want to leave this review and offered to sort things out with the hotel night manager, however his attitude was that it doesn’t matter and said go ahead because people will always come to this hotel. He seemed arrogant and unapologetic and had no intentions of making any amends for our horrible experience. The morning breakfast was disgusting cased diarrhea which sums up the overall mood.

The hotel is located in the center of the ancient city of Toledo. It is close to the bus station, commercial plaza and pedestrian street. We are driving, except for the narrow roads, it is easy to find! The facilities in the room can only be said to be normal, the room is relatively small, but it is very clean, the hotel front desk service is super enthusiasm, and I also burned boiling water for me to make instant noodles! The hotel has a cooperative parking lot. Now the small square at the entrance of the hotel is parked. After the check-in, you should go to the cooperative parking lot of about 200 meters, and then take the discount ticket at the front desk, 15 Euro / 24 hours! But the best thing I think is the hotel's breakfast, rich, delicious, freshly baked bread and ham slices, super delicious! The room we booked was more than RMB 500 a night, including breakfast, and it was very good value. The quality of the breakfast was not worse than that of other hotels that spent more than ten euros before! Overall, it is worth recommending!

The hotel is located outside the ancient city of Toledo, and parking is free, which is good for self-driving tourists. The hotel is not far from the San Martin Bridge, it takes about 15 minutes to get there; if you have time, you can park your car at the hotel and walk through the San Martin Bridge to enter the ancient city (this bridge can only be pedestrianized). If you drive into the city, you will have a lot of detours. It may take longer than walking. The hotel provides breakfast (included in the room rate). Although there are not many choices, it is not bad. The hotel has a good environment, with its own small yard; the rooms are not big, but they are quite cozy.