Eurostars Palacio Buenavista provides a luxurious experience in a stunning 16th-century palace! Each room has original architectural furnishings.
This hotel is housed in a beautiful restored 16th-century monastery. From the hotel, you can see the Alcazar fortress, the Toledo Cathedral with its spires and the Tagus River!
This luxurious hotel is set in a historic estate on the outskirts of Toledo in an olive grove. The combination of luxury, comfort, and tranquility makes Hotel Cigarral el Bosque a perfect choice for a relaxing stay.
Built in a renovated 14th-century building, it has a rooftop terrace with stunning views of Toledo's Cathedral. The hotel's central location and friendly service make it a favorite among travelers.
Hotel Puerta de Toledo has a prime location directly across from the monument it's named after. It is within walking distance from the Palacio Real, Almudena Cathedral, Teatro Real, Plaza Mayor, and El Rastro market.
Hotel San Juan de los Reyes is housed in a converted 19th-century flour mill. It is in Toledo's Jewish Quarter, providing easy access to the Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes and the El Greco Museum.
This hostel is located close to the train station; it's ideal for budget-conscious travelers who prioritize location and social interaction.
This family-run guesthouse offers an affordable stay in a historic building, located near the Alcazar fortress.
A budget-friendly guesthouse that has a central location, making it an excellent choice for budget-conscious travelers.
El Albero is a highly-rated restaurant in Toledo, known for its exceptional Mediterranean and Spanish cuisine. Enjoy Spanish classics and seasonal tasting menus in a fine dining setting
Timings: 1pm - 4pm, 8:30pm - 11:30pm (closed on Tuesdays)
Menu Highlights: Judiones (A traditional Spanish bean stew) and Torrija (Spanish sweet bread pudding)
Price Range: Approximately €10.00 – €32.00 per person
Spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) are the best times to visit because of pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Summer (June-August) can be hot and crowded, while winter (November-March) can be chilly with occasional rain.
The historic center is the best place to stay. Areas near the Cathedral, the Alcázar, and the Jewish Quarter are ideal for exploring Toledo's main attractions. For a quieter stay, consider hotels in the surrounding hills or near the Tajo River.
Yes! Many hotels, including Hotel San Juan de los Reyes and hotel puerta de toledo, offer family-friendly amenities like larger rooms and on-site dining options.
That depends on what you want, but you can consider factors like location, budget, amenities (pool, spa, fitness center), breakfast options, and parking availability.
Yes, reservations are recommended for popular restaurants, especially on weekends and during peak season (April to August).
Yes, many restaurants in tourist areas provide English menus or have staff who speak English, but it’s helpful to know some basic Spanish to ask if an English menu is available.
The dress code varies by restaurant. Casual attire is usually acceptable in most places, but for fine dining or upscale restaurants, smart casual attire (shirts and pants) is recommended.
Yes, Toledo traditionally serves non-vegetarian cuisine. However, now many restaurants are accommodating vegetarian diets with variations on traditional dishes like Sopa de Ajo (Garlic Soup), Ensalada de Tomate y Cebolla (Tomato and Onion Salad), Espinacas con Garbanzos (Spinach with Chickpeas) and Croquetas de Espinacas (Spinach Croquettes).