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The on site parking ($10) secured was a huge bonus (don't try to take a large car down there). The hotel is close to the old town (which is up a big hill) but there are two different sets of escalators going up. Very odd to see like 10 different moving stairs to get you up a hill.. these were well used by the locals certainly. Room was nice, clean and modern, close to the town but not ”in it” meaning no tight streets to squeeze down. I found this refreshing - after a week of driving ”too small” roads to hit the circle off the highway turn right and park ... ride the escalator and you re where you want to be. All in all a pleasant experience and I would def stay here again if in Toledo.

With a stay at Hotel Abad Toledo, you'll be centrally located in Toledo, within a 15-minute drive of Puy du Fou España and Cristo de la Luz Mosque Ruins. This hotel is 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from Puerta del Sol City Gate and 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from Church of Santiago del Arrabal.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a 24-hour front desk. Planning an event in Toledo? This hotel has 474 square feet (44 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and a meeting room. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Stay in one of 28 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

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

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.

Pues le robaron el bolso a mi mujer en un salón privado en la 2° planta y con un camarero controlando el acceso al bufet, el ladrón o ladrones paso por recepción fue al salón del bufet estuvo hablando con el camarero q controlaba el acceso (porque yo lo vi y el me lo confirmo) y sin embargo no se porque razón le dejaron permanecer el el salón (a mi me preguntaron por la habitación para pasar) y en un despiste nos robaron el bolso. Creo q habría q ser muchísimo más cuidadoso con el acceso, ya veremos como termina esto Entre los 3000€ q sacaron de la tarjeta y los más de 1000€ de perdidas por efectivo, movil, gafas, llaves coches, etc, la estancia me salió por un pico. OJO NO DEJEIS NADA DESATENDIDO En principio el hotel rechaza cualquier responsabilidad y me dicen q no tienen seguro para responder del robo, ya veremos si la consejería de sanidad puede mediar en el asunto.

No está en el casco histórico pero en poco más de 5 minutos andando se llega a la Puerta Bisagra. Tiene parking por 12 €/noche. Las habitaciones parecen renovadas de hace poco al igual que el baño. El único problema fue con la conexión WiFi. Tenía poca señal, me conecté y al poco desapareció. Al día siguiente seguía desaparecida. Si no tienes incluido el desayuno el hotel tiene cafetería. Excepto el detalle del WiFi, hotel recomendable.

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 stayed here for three nights. Check in was smooth and speedy. We stayed in room 210 . The view wasn't great but we weren't really bothered by that . It was quiet , away from the road . The room had an en suite with shower over the bath and a hairdryer and individually wrapped soaps/shower gels. It had aircon but we didn't need that. In fact it was a bit cool on the first night. There didn't seem to be any heating. There was spare blankets in the wardrobe. There was a tv but we didn't use that. There wasn't any coffee/tea making facilities in the room or a safe. There was safety deposit boxes at reception. We were booked in for bed and breakfast. The staff in the restaurant in the morning were very nice. I don't drink tea/coffee so they made me hot lemon and honey every morning . I also use honey in my yoghurt which theirs had crystalized a bit so was hard to get out. The next morning she'd put it in hot water to soften it up for me before I'd arrived. These things might not seem much but to me it's these little things that are appreciated. The location is very good for sightseeing this lovely city

Very good service, breakfast

We have spent three weeks in Spain; traveling to Barcelona, Seville, Madrid, and Toledo. The hotels have been top notch and the staffs have been friendly until this Eurostar. Let me first say that we were previously at a Eurostar in Barcelona( the Grand Marina) and received superb service. When we walked into Buenavista not one staff member said hello or hola. We initiated the exchanges. No smiles nada. No offer of water which was set up I assume for guest. I did notice that the staff was much friendlier to those who spoke Spanish. Check in was quick but image our surprise when there wasn’t an offer to have someone cart our bags to our room. We had been traveling all day since 7 AM and reached the hotel at about 3:30 pm. It was hot and we we’re definitely bedraggled. We came to Spain not knowing the language well but have successfully used Goggle Translate. When we went to dinner the waitress admittedly didn’t speak English which was fine, so we used our translator. Once again we were not greeted and staff was reluctant to speak with us.The first waiter said he didn’t speak English and after we got him to understand our room number, he grabbed another waitress and “ had her deal with us”. I understand some Spanish. It was clear that neither waiter wanted to attend to us. After asking for our drink orders we were told “ no”. When I asked for a drink menu she said they only had wine and beer, but I later saw a couple with what appeared to be a cocktail. After selecting and receiving grilled beef tenderloin. The waitress NEVER CHECKED BACK to check on us, until I waved her down for the bill. During dinner staff were around but ignored us. This unfriendly and rude behavior happen again at breakfast. No greetings were returned and again they were obviously friendly to the Spanish speaking guests. Typically at buffets dishes are removed from the table so that you can use a fresh dish. While other guest had dishes immediately removed ours sat in front of us from 8:00 am until our departure at 9:00 am. Let me correct myself. Right before we left one plate was removed. Front desk staff did call a cab as we requested but again they appeared u happy to help us. Honestly, we have been stunned by the ongoing pattern of disregard and unfriendliness. I usually right reviews AFTER I return home.Im writing this while I’m still here. I’ve just returned to the hotel from an outing and 1:30 PM. When I went upstairs my room key no longer worked. The front desk attendant rescanned it but offered no explanation and again was unsmiling until she accidentally ( I assume) flipped the key so that it landed in the counter instead of my hand. The room wasn’t cleaned but perhaps they, like everyone else have a staff shortage. I’d rather have a “dirty” room and polite staff. I’m not sure why but Toledo Spain in general has been the least friendly place. I don’t like making global statements but …. .I’m really glad that we’re only spending two nights here. The hotel is b