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Das Personal ist wirklich schön, gute Lage, aber nicht kostenfreie Parkplätze. Das Apartment umfasst Brot, Saft und Hasel im Kühlschrank ist kostenlos. Gute Anlage, aber keine Aufzüge.

Ich ging zuerst nach Torydo, weniger als eine Stunde Fahrt, die Lage des Hotels ist sehr gut, die alte Stadt, um das Torydo Schloss zu begraben, weil die Temperatur 40 Grad am Tag war, der Wind war heiß, ich ging nicht so weit zu schlafen, ich kam zum Hotel und schwimmte direkt in die Hauptkirche von Torydo, die zweite Kirche Spaniens, Aber ich kann auch nur ein Haar sehen, weil ich nicht so scharf bin! Es gibt verschiedene Damaskus-Schneidwerkzeuge, die in ihrem Herzen gut sind, aber wenn der Zug Angst hat, nicht zurückzubringen, kann man diese Idee aufgeben! Ich mag Dinge wie Reiter, wirklich sehr beeindruckend! Die Hoteleinrichtungen sind einfach, es gibt keine Badewaschen. Das Fenster ist kleiner gegenüber anderen Zimmerfenstern, aber es gibt einen Vorteil in der Lage, die Parkgebühren sind höher, 16 Euro, im nahegelegenen Parkplatz, ich wandele drei oder vier Minuten

The hotel is located by the river at the foot of the hill on which Toledo old town is situated. It’s slightly away from the centre and very easy to find the way there by car. We booked a double room for one night, which turned out to be the corner room on the first floor overlooking the street. It was medium sized, nicely decorated, spotlessly clean, well appointed, with a large comfortable bed. We heard no street noise overnight. The hotel receptionist was very helpful, particularly when she came outside to assist us with the parking meter (see below). The walk to the old town from the hotel is up steep cobbled streets and I expect is very tiring, particularly in hot weather. However, opposite the hotel is a bus stop from which the No.12 mini bus leaves every 30 mins. For 1 euro this will take you the 5 stops to the junction of Cuesta Carlos V and the Plaza Zocodover at the North West corner of the Alcazar. The downhill walk back to the hotel from this area is no hardship, even after a big meal. There are plenty of bars/restaurants around Plaza Zocodover and nearby Plaza Magdalena, although the restaurants don’t start to open until about 20:00. A bit further along Cuesta Carlos V from the bus stop is where the tourist “train” runs from. This is a pleasant and informative 45mins trip around the city walls with stunning views of Toledo from the opposite side of the river. Parking, we have a large SUV (Jag F-Pace) and parking it was the main reason for choosing this hotel. It has its own garage for 15 euro a night. The entrance door is wide enough for any size car to get in or out, but the 10 or so parking bays inside are quite narrow. Getting into one when the surrounding bays are empty and can be driven into to help manoeuvring would be no problem either. However if the surrounding bays are taken, I imagine the bigger the car, the more awkward the necessary shuffling would be. In the end we didn’t need the garage because there are 8 or so on street parking bays directly outside the hotel, and we arrived about 15:00 and dropped lucky and got one. In fact the closer it got to 17:00, the more spaces became available. These bays are in the orange zone 1 area which means there is a charge to park between 10:00 x 14:00 and 17:00 x 21:00 on weekdays. It’s 3 euro for each 4 hour period. The parking meter is a bit complicated, but as best I remember it goes like this. Touch the screen to turn on. Then press the key with the flag icon on it. Select English. Select “general” ticket. Type in your car number and then pay. Display ticket in your windscreen. You can pay at any time but the ticket doesn’t start until the charge period. We paid 3 euro at 15:00, which covered us until 10:00 the following day, by which time we’d left. I imagine there are nicer hotels, in better locations, further up in the old town, but with a car there are only a couple of underground public car parks up there and some of the streets are very narrow. Staying at this hotel avoi

Das Hotel liegt außerhalb der antiken Stadt Toledo und das Parken ist kostenlos, was gut für selbstfahrende Touristen ist. Das Hotel ist nicht weit von der San-Martin-Brücke entfernt und die Fahrt dauert etwa 15 Minuten; wenn Sie Zeit haben, können Sie Ihr Auto am Hotel parken und über die San-Martin-Brücke laufen, um in die antike Stadt zu gelangen (diese Brücke kann nur Fußgänger). Wenn Sie in die Stadt fahren, werden Sie eine Menge Umwege haben. Es kann als Fuß länger dauern. Das Hotel bietet Frühstück (im Zimmerpreis inbegriffen) Obwohl es nicht viel Auswahl gibt, ist es nicht schlecht. Das Hotel hat eine gute Umgebung mit einem eigenen kleinen Hof, die Zimmer sind nicht groß, aber sehr gemütlich.

The Hotel Maria Cristina is centrally located in the centre of old town, just steps away from the walled city. The hotel rooms have been fully renovated and are spacious and well decorated. The washroom is large with a big walk in shower for two. Breakfast in the morning had several choices and there is also the option of just picking one or two items a la carte instead of paying the full fare. Either way, you won't be disappointed. The hotel staff are very friendly and helpful. There is an underground parking garage which may present challenges if you have a large car, we did however manage. Overall, the place to stay when visiting Toledo!

Lassen Sie uns mit der positiven: der Lage beginnen. Das ist buchstäblich das einzige positive Dinge über diesen Ort. Zimmer sind sehr laut (vorbereiten Sie sich für die Anhörung der benachbarten Zimmer Gäste sneezes, Darmbewegungen, etc.), veraltet und verbraucht. Die Wände sind farblos, haben zufällige Löcher in ihnen, und im Allgemeinen scheinen sie wirklich schüchtern. Frühstück (für das wir zusätzlich bezahlt) war eine Erfahrung. Es gab zwei Stücke Stachelbröd (und das „Frühstücksbuffet“ wurde nicht gefüllt, da die Dinge ausgingen), und außer für einige Honig, Butter und Schalen gab es nur eine Art Fleisch, das mit Brot gegessen werden konnte. Es gab auch einige Croissants und Schmerz au chocolat - klar kaufte Store, weit von frisch, und sehr düsig. Keine “Standard-Frühstücksartikel” wie geschrotet Eier, Bacon, frisches Obst, etc. Wenn Sie können - woanders bleiben. Wir haben über 200 Dollar pro Nacht gezahlt und hatten einen schrecklichen Aufenthalt. Wenn Sie noch hier bleiben sollten - bringen Sie Ohrringe und nicht extra für Frühstück - gehen buchstäblich woanders zu essen.

This was a sensational hotel to stay in. From the moment we arrived we were greeted warmly and welcomed professionally by the staff. After a seamless check in we were escorted to our beautiful room that overlooked the Alcazar. It was well appointed, clean and spacious. The layout was fabulous and there was plenty of room. The bathroom was fabulous too and when taking a shower we could look out at the fabulous,our scenery. This hotel is in a great location, being only steps away from the Cathedral and makes getting around so easy. We only had 2 nights there but would happily have stayed longer if we had the time. This is a first rate property that I highly recommend.

On the positive side, the rooms are spacious as are the bathrooms - could do with an update, but bigger than average; Housekeeping was efficient. However, with almost 300 rooms,be aware that this hotel caters for tourist parties/conferences/events with all that that implies i.e. 2 sittings for breakfast. There was a huge choice for the buffet breakfast, but not a place for a romantic breakfast, or indeed dinner, as the noise level in the cafeteria is very loud; I hesitate to call it a restaurent as there is another in the complex which we didn't try. The hotel is also about 2kms from the historical centre of Toledo, which could be one of the reasons for your visit. Apparently it is possible to walk there (uphill after a flat approach, and in the heat?), but it is difficult to navigate and the receptionists weren't able to be much help. As a consequence in order to visit you need to take a taxi (approximately 10 euros each way) which adds to the cost. And if you don't wish to eat at the hotel you also need to book a taxi. In this respect, the receptionists were very helpful. If your reason for visiting Toledo is for a conference, then this could be for you, otherwise as a simple tourist, I would look elsewhere in town.

Positives: Everything: warm welcome from someone passionate about Toledo; luxurious room (open via an app or tap card)... spacious, fantastic bed and linen; fridge (no mini bar but a Carrefour directly opposite); luxurious bathroom with extra amenities:- vanity kit to shower cap...under floor heating, split system and a plug in heater...rooms are built around an inner courtyard and there's a lovely bar/restaurant on site... it is better than the photos! One of the best hotels i have stayed in during my frequent visits to Spain. Everything is walkable if you are fit enough...including from the train station if you have a back pack luggage. Just steps from the main square... very reasonable prices for the quality. I loved this hotel. By the way...the name translates to The Saddlery Inn. This hotel is deserving of slightly more than most 4* hotels. Negatives: my room only had an inner courtyard view. You might want to request an external view if that is important to you.

非常乾淨，設計漂亮，非常適合家庭親子游，地段也很好，免費停車方便，門口有不少餐廳，如果下次再來還會入住這家民宿，