Aurea Toledo by Eurostars Hotel Company

What a wonderful hotel. Created from 7 medieval houses, as you walk through you can see in the undercroft cisterns and other archaeological remains. Staff at reception were very helpful, providing map and suggestions on best things to see and do. Our room with a small terrace was a good size with an incredibly comfortable bed. The room was well furnished with a kettle, a coffee maker, robes and plenty of storage space. Our terrace had two chairs and a lovely view over the town and the hills in the distance. Bath had a monsoon shower over it and good quality toiletries. Breakfast was extra but was of a very high quality with a huge choice of breads, meats, cheese, salads as well as hot food. We didn't use the spa, too busy sightseeing. All in all a superb stay and value for money too. I would recommend that anyone with reduced mobility or with lots of luggage should contact the hotel when booking as the entrance is down a steep, very narrow road that taxis cannot enter, so have to stop outside the cathedral about 50 meters away.

The hotel has been created with exceptional sensitivity and imagination from seven old town houses, in the heart of the city hard by the cathedral. Our room "deluxe with views" had two windows giving a spectacular panorama of rooftops, mountains and monuments, lovely to wake to in morning sunshine. It was very spacious and could have done with some drawers and coat hooks, not to mention advice on how to switch beytween rain shower and hand held (tip: you have run the bath to then switch to hand shower). This is a fairly new hotel and staff try hard to sort out problems when they arise - special credit here to Maria. Breakfast is in a relaxed space with both natural and tasteful artificial light. Variety is strong but hot food in containers was lukewarm to cold, and the eggs made to order were run of the mill and in one case delivered very late without explanation or apology. Generally, service at breakfast is pleasant but uninspired. Overall a great place to stay in Toledo, and for now, value looks good too.

What a lovely hotel reconstructed from several old houses with interesting bits and pieces salvaged and incorporated into the decor. Our wood-beamed-ceiling room was laid out to give it a nice large feel. The amenities were amazing: robes, toothbrushes, comb, shaving cream and razor, chocolates, tea and coffee. The breakfast was lovely, too.

We stayed one night for New Years Eve / Day 23/24. Tucked down a little alley right opposite the cathedral, this hotel could not be better placed. Recently renovated from old houses, it has a charming, rustic, airy feel. Our room was very well appointed, with a huge en-suite, including a bath, shower, and a bidet. The staff at reception were very helpful, particularly with baggage prior to check in and after check out. The buffet style breakfast was unbelievable - every possible taste was catered for. Whether yoghurt, fresh or dried fruits, cheeses, salmon or charcuterie, toast (at least 7 different breads), or a hot breakfast of bacon and eggs. Amazing hotel, centrally located, and extremely well appointed.

If Toledo is a box of jewels, the AUREA Toledo certainly is one of the treasures. The passion and the sense of detail with which the restauration of the building has been done, certainly reflects in the absolute dedication of the staff. Congratulations, mainly to the reception desk!

Incredible property! So beautifully designed. Staff is very hospitable, room and bathroom are spacious, amazing location. We’re looking forward to going back!

What an exquisite spot of luxury, nestled in the middle of Old Town Toledo! The staff was so helpful, which was especially appreciated given our limited Spanish, and the spa was amazing! We will definitely stay again if we ever return.

Great property which is new and architecturally very unique.