Nice resort like location beautiful mudejar building and interiors with generous space and balcony. Gorgeous views from restaurant terrace.

A little far from historic centre about 40 mins walk though is a nice walk

The room was absolutely amazing. The staff as well (except the head waitress at the cafe)

the head waitress at the cafe was rude (yelled at our group a couple of times when we tried to give a food order) the jets in the bath tub did not work

Having stayed at ' Parador Toledo ' so many times and just keep coming back for more I ask of you to visit this beautiful haven ! I would like to thank all who work at the Parador for their exceptional energy and welcome throughout! Alcazar, you get a little SPECIAL MENTION ! The Parador creation for those who know is an ingenious idea backed by the Spanish Government a long time ago ...Why we never adopted this idea in the UK astounds me .....Yes ....The Spanish are way ahead of the game ....Historic Castles and estates of great magnificence are open for you to stay at unbelievable rates backed up with the loveliest workforce anyone could wish for ...... Toledo is particularly special and those that have been know exactly why!

That question cannot not be addressed as it is the most beautiful place to visit !

The view from bar area is spectacular to see top view of the old town and sunset. The whole service is nothing but perfect, which make us feel home like relaxation and enjoyment during stay!

Everything was wonderful. We had a view of the pool and part side view of the city. The balcony added a very relaxed and welcomed bonus. The views from the terrace and breakfast room were amazing. The pool was cool but needed on a very hot day, and pool towels are offered. Toledo is stunning, we left the car and taxi’d into the city, for around €10 each way. The parking is good, some shaded. We had a friendly welcome and were given some good advice about where to be dropped off in Toledo and picked up again and what to see. We ate out whilst there. The hotel itself is lovely, clean, friendly and welcoming. We had drinks on the terrace in the evening. The bedroom was huge, the bed was comfortable and the room was in keeping with the hotels style. The breakfast room had amazing views and the food was delicious, the coffee and juices nice too. The breakfast staff very welcoming. We would definitely stay again.

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Everything was great but despite my paying for 12 couples breakfasts for 1st of august and 3 couples breakfasts on the 2nd of august they charged my friend dDr Jacob Abraham 42 pounds for breakfast for him and his wife on the 2nd of august. the staff also tried to insist that my guests needed to pay again for the 1st of August breakfast, but they held strong and refused to budge. I want for the Hotel to return the extra breakfast money so that I can return it to my guest.. If this does not happen straight away, i will be left with no option , but to take this further.

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Property was outstanding. The views are beautiful and you will never get tired of the view of Toledo. We have a 1.5 year old and the staff were amazing with him and always so pleasant. Every member of staff would acknowledge us and the maids were outstanding. Such a friendly and professional hotel. Thank you to the manager also who was so kind to us. Truly amazing staff and hotel.

You will need to take taxis into the centre of Toledo (unless you enjoy walking and NOT with a pram as it is not safe) the taxi company only have one child seat, and will charge you to go and collect it. To go into the city it is ok to sit them on your lap? But manager of hotel was really helpful in trying to arrange and explain everything to us.

Room 406 - Room with a spectacular view from the commanding vantage point where the Parador del Toledo is positioned on the Cerro de Emperor (Emperor's Hill) overlooking the River Tagus across from the Alcazar and the Cathedral of Saint Mary of Toledo (One of the richest in Spain possessing several paintings by Rubens, Bellini, Titian and El Greco. The Parador Toledo is spacious with wooden beams, staircases and banisters is Arab influenced with the copperware, Rugs and Tiles amongst the furniture and fittings.

Disliked · The bathroom rather need reconfiguring - Stepping into and out of the bath to use the shower was awkward a potential H&S issue with the proximity of the his and her sinks.

This was, beyond doubt, the most spectacular hotel we have ever stayed in. We had a wonderful room with a terrace, from which we had panoramic views of the whole of the city of Toledo. The room was classically beautiful with a ceramic tiled floor and full length doors opening onto the terrace. We had a lovely bathroom with spa bath , shower and separate toilet. The restaurant had an extensive menu for breakfast and evening meal, with the choice of eating outdoors. Toledo probably needs 2-3 days to visit the main tourist sites with its magnificent architecture including a 13th Century Gothic Cathedral, the Al Cazar, the El Greco museum and has abundant side streets and alley ways.

The Parador is located outside the city itself, which wasn't a problem, but visitors should be aware that it is a 10-15 minute taxi ride into Toledo or an hour's walk involving a fairly steep climb. However, its location means that the panoramic views from the hotel are second to none.

beautiful location, beautiful property - even with a pool! the food was excellent. the front desk was very accommodating. one can dine outside and watch the sunset as the town lights up. there were two issues, albeit small: the service at dinner was pathetic, I finally bussed my own dishes and left. I was also annoyed at the waiter, as he didn't want me to take the jar of drinking water we had ordered upstairs - they reuse the bottles and was afraid I would steal it. We felt safe at the property but were told that the town has a lot of crime, which is why the old parts of town are uninhabited - folks are fleeing to the suburbs.

here were two issues, albeit small: the service at dinner was pathetic, I finally bussed my own dishes and left. I was also annoyed at the waiter, as he didn't want me to take the jar of drinking water we had ordered upstairs - they reuse the bottles and was afraid I would steal it. We felt safe at the property but were told that the town has a lot of crime, which is why the old parts of town are uninhabited - folks are fleeing to the suburbs.