Hotels with Parking in Toledo

The hotel is in the old town and there is no parking. However there is a large public parking lot near the hotel, we stopped for a night of 18.33 euros. However, although it is not far from the parking lot to the hotel, the stone road is particularly inconvenient for pushing suitcases. Fortunately, the hotel was comfortable and the breakfast was good. It feels good to live in the ancient city! Go out and visit the attractions on foot.

The hotel is ideally located only 2 stops from the Toledo train station and about 10 minutes walk from the bus station. It is very convenient to eat and explore the ancient city. Most hotels in Europe do not have slippers or toiletries. The same is true for this home, but there are disposable bags of shampoo and shower gel, small soap and hair dryer. Unfortunately, there is no hot water bottle. If you want to drink hot water, you can only go to the coffee shop on the 3rd floor. The sanitation is very good, there is no smell in the room, and some rooms have no windows, underground, but not wet. The front desk clerk is good at English, the service is warm, and the attractions and routes are very detailed. This is very rare in Spain. Some rooms can accommodate an extra bed. You can check out Ctrip's room details when you book. The hotel is on the side of the road, so I don't see if there is a parking lot. It is said that the location upstairs overlooks the ancient city. I saw the small river and the bridge opposite the cafe, and the scenery was pleasant. Breakfast 5 euros, voluntary, there is a large terrace outside the 3rd floor cafe, it is a bit too cold to sit there for breakfast. Overall a good hotel, although a little expensive compared to other hotels in the city, especially quiet at night, it is worth it.

Stayed for 3 nights in July 2022 with two children. The hotel is old, but mostly very good, clean and comfortable for the reasonable price of around 100 euros a night. Quite big pool area with a small pool for children. A lot of sunbeds and a bar that is open until afternoon. In the hotel there is a free-of-charge kids club (miniclub) with an employee playing with the kids, and 3+ year-olds can stay without parents. Open almost all day. Our children loved it, and often rather wanted to go there than play in the pool. The teacher is lovely and does all kinds of fun things with the kids. They were even given a diploma and a t-shirt after participation. The breakfast was very poor though and needs an immediate improvement. We had it one day, and can't recommend it for any price. Not many options , and food didnt seem fresh and was not tasty. Pastries didnt seem to be from the same day. Long queue to the coffee machine because 2 out of 3 machines were out of use.

Hotel muito bem localizado permitindo os passeios a pé. O quarto era limpo e a cama muito confortável. É um hotel simples mas que oferece tudo o que você precisa para uma estadia curta em Toledo. O café da manhã é simples e sem grande variedade. Senti falta de ovos já que o café consiste basicamente de pão, croissant e frutas; mas o café oferecido pelo hotel é rápido, o que lhe permite sair para passear logo cedo.

Great Hotel in the city centre. Top location. Spacious rooms with great beds. Nice staff. Mini Bar. The free walking tour in. English starts in the front of the hotel. The sightseeing busses ar with 50 metres. Ideal for a two or three days stay in the old city of Toledo

This is the first time we have stayed in a Parador and based on this experience it won't be the last. The hotel's location is magnificent, set on a hillside overlooking the old city of Toledo but with easy access from the Autovia. Check in was a pleasant experience and later when we needed help printing our barding passes the guys on the desk certainly went out of their way to help. Breakfast was excellent with a wide choice of cheeses, meats and fish. Cooked options were available but we were more than happy with the buffet. The view from the breakfast room is outstanding. Finally I come to the room. We had treated ourselves to a Junior Suite which consisted of a bedroom, a sitting room and a large bathroom with both a walk in shower and a sunken bath. Each window gave the wonderful view of the city both by day and at night when the main buildings are floodlit. As well as coffee there were complementary soft drinks and water in the fridge together with a couple of tins of nuts. Check-out was not until 12 and we would have lingered until then had we not had a flight to catch.

Yes, the rooms and bathrooms are very large, a well-deserved five-star hotel, cost-effective, the disadvantage is that the location is relatively biased, but the car parked nearby does not require parking fees

The room is very large, the parking lot is behind the hotel, the hotel is not far from the ancient city, it can be reached in 10 minutes on foot. There is also a shortcut to the bus station in the distance.

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

Then my wife was stolen in a private room on the 2nd floor and with a sergeant controlling access to the buffet, the thief or the thiefs passing through reception went to the buffet room was talking to the sergeant q controlling access (Because I saw it and I confirm it) and yet I don't know why they left him staying in the room (to me asked about the room to go) and in a disorder they stole our pocket. I think it would have been much more careful with access, we'll see how this ends Among the €3000 q taken out of the card and the more than €1000 losses per cash, mobile, glasses, car keys, etc, the stay went out for a peak. Do not leave anything unnoticed The hotel is in principle rejecting any liability and they say they have no insurance to answer for the robbery, we will see if the health advice can mediate in the matter.