For those arriving in Toledo by car, this is a great place to stay. Driving in Toledo would generally be a challenge, to say the least, but this hotel is easy to get to if you follow the hotel's directions. You basically enter the city on the east side and drive a ring road around to the south.

But not only is the location convenient, it's also quite scenic, with a great view of the river and hills beyond. A 10 minute walk into the heart of town -- a bit uphill, but all but the elderly will have no pariticular difficulty (my 8 year old didn't complain once!).

Rooms and bathrooms aren't particularly large, but they're large enough and very tastefully furnished. Bed was firm and comfy. Atmospheric, like staying in a small inn.

Front desk staff spoke great English with friendly and efficient service. The desk clerk recommend the City's "tapas tour" brochure, which shows the dozens of bars and restaurants each offering a specialty 2 euro tapas (not sure if this is a seasonal promotion). This is a great deal for dinner, as restaurant meals are expensive (at least to this American). We had a very fun, tasty and filling "bar crawl"(that even kids can participate in) at a modest price.

Our rate did not include breakfast, but there is a nice old-fashioned bakery right up the staircase behind the hotel. The room has a minibar, so we bought some "jamon" and cheese the night before when we were in the central square, and had it with our fresh bread for breakfast.

My only hesistation in recommending this hotel would be the location for non-car travellers. It seems like it would be on the opposite side of town from the train station. Consider this before booking.

The hotel is on the edge of the old town and all the sights can be reached on foot.
The rooms are simple, but spacious and clean. Unfortunately the hotel is on a noisy road and so we got woken up several times every night. Better not to sleep with an open window.
The staff are very helpful. The breakfast buffet is ok but not great.

We spent our first night of a 2 week trip to Spain here, only wish we could have had more time. The hotel is in a 16th century home which has been refitted with all modern conveniences w/o losing its original feeling. Our room had a lovely view of the river and bluffs on the other side. We were within easy walking distance of the old town. Parking beneath the building was a godsend, as the streets are incredibly narrow. Ask the hotel for directions, if you're driving, as getting there was a bit tricky.
No problem totally recommending this hotel.

I chose this hotel because we were coming in from another city by car and we were leaving in the morning via the Madrid airport. The hotel is very easy to locate by car. The have indoor parking for a fee of 12 euro per night. The hotel is very small, but has a lot of charm. The room was nice and clean, but overly scented with perfume, which was an issue for me. The bathroom was very small but functionally. The hair dryer was the best I ever used in all of Europe. The staff is affable and very helpful. The city center is a 15 minute walk. Beware everything shuts down in this town as most visitors come for a day trip so we did have a very difficult time finding somewhere to eat for dinner. Across from the hotel is a nice view of the river and the hills, down side is so is the bus stop. There was so much noise coming from the bus stop, starting again early in the morning. If you left the window open it’s like being out on the street, with no privacy. We elected to have breakfast at the hotel as we were leaving early for the airport. Very descent breakfast with lots of cakes, fruit, meat and cereal, the breakfast room was very charming. Note, if you are leaving via the Madrid airport it’s at least an hour and half drive. We paid 60 euro for the night to include breakfast, but not parking, so it’s a good deal.