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Hotels in Toledo
Given Toledo’s popularity, hotel rates are surprisingly low compared with Madrid prices—even for exclusive lodgings. Because so many visitors make it a day trip you can often pick up bargain accommodation if you decide to stay on. There are plenty of opportunities to stay in characterful historic houses located within the old city, and luxurious properties across the river offer wonderful views of the famous skyline. Prices rise sharply during the city’s main fiesta when the Corpus Christi processions fill the streets, usually in June. The city gets extremely hot at the height of summer and stone cold in winter. Spring and fall are the best times to visit.
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Apartamentos Turísticos Casa de los Mozárabes
Set in a restored 16th-century townhouse on a narrow, sun-shafted alleyway 2 minutes from the Zocodover, these apartments are a beautiful combination of old and new. The six self-catering units have been expensively renovated leaving many original features intact—exposed stone walls,…$$Around Town
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Cigarral de las Mercedes
In his famous 1624 book Cigaralles de Toledo, the Golden Age author Tirso de Molina describes the luxurious estates on the slopes overlooking the River Tagus where wealthy families would gather to enjoy summer recreation. Several Cigaralles still exist, and this one is truly…$$$3 miles outside of Toledo's historic center - Hotel
Entre dos Aguas
This beautiful boutique hotel next to the convent of Santo Domingo was the home of the legendary flamenco guitarist Paco de Lucía, who died in 2014. It is named after his 1970s masterpiece, and his presence and music are all around. The public areas of the handsome 15th-century…$$$Around Town - Hotel
Hacienda del Cardenal
You’ll be charmed when you make your way through the ancient city walls and find yourself in the tranquil gardens of the former summer residence of one lucky archbishop. The building, dating from the 18th century, has the slightly faded feel of one of the older paradors, with worn…$$Near Bisagra Gate in the lower city - Hotel
Hotel Pintor El Greco
One of the city’s most romantic lodgings, the original section of this hotel is built around the core of a classic 17th-century Toledo house (and former bakery) constructed of brick and stucco both inside and out. Carved wooden furniture upholstered in patterned woven fabrics,…$$Around Town - Hotel
Hotel Santa Isabel
There’s an old European tradition that travelers may spend the night unmolested within the shadow of the church. While this delightful B&B inn is not quite as cheap as the cathedral doorway, it’s not far from the church and a whole lot more comfortable. It occupies a medieval…$Around Town - Hotel
Parador de Toledo
The important point to note about Toledo’s parador is that it sits some 4km (2.5 miles) outside the old town, on a ridge across the Río Tajo. That means it has the perfect vantage point to take in Toledo in all its architectural glory, whether you are sunning by the outdoor pool or…$$Around Town - Hotel
Posada de Manolo
This great value family-run guesthouse is located just two minutes’ walk from the cathedral. It occupies a nicely renovated 15th-century building whose three floors are themed to the historic cultures that made up medieval Toledo: Muslim, Jewish, and Christian. The guest rooms are…$Around Town
