Hotel Parador de Toledo

General Information

This lodging in Toledo is situated on the Cerro del Emperador hill, facing the Tajo River. The Hotel Parador de Toledo is a short ride from the major historic region. The Hotel Parador de Toledo is a 100 kilometers drive from the airport in Madrid.

There are 76 suites at the Hotel Parador de Toledo with common décor. The apartments have wi-fi Internet access, televisions, mini bars, trouser presses, telephones, air conditioning, and en room bathrooms with hair dryers. Non smoking rooms are accessible by demand.

The Hotel Parador de Toledo is a 4 star property housed in a construction that is a historical spot in its own way. It features a Mudejar fashion architecture. There is an ample open-air swimming pool that is open in the summer, and visitors able to hall on the gardens that face the Toledo Cathedral. For dining choices, the hotel proposes its own dining place with inner and open-air seating. A conference hall is obtainable to work visitors, and wi-fi Internet access is offered throughout the premises. Parking zone is available.

Dining Information

The cuisine is a convincing reflection of the wealthy enjoyment of the area, a hunter's heaven and the seat of one of the biggest plantations of grapevines on earth. Toledan fashion stewed partridge, "duelos y quebrantos" (egg dish) and Toledan punch feature amongst a choice of dishes which have a strong local flavour. Its conventional sweets play a necessary part of the carte menu, specifically its marzipans.

Exterior

The inn thanks its serene location in the viewpoint over the town, offering an incomparable picturesque scenery of the considerable profile of Toledo.
Comfortable furniture is included with wooden beams, stair cases and banisters and Mudejar elements on rug tiling.

Lobby

The entrance is highly extensive, as is the relaxation of the inn, enhanced with distinctive motifs of Toledo and La Mancha.

Location Information

The guesthouse lies on the Cerro del Emperador in a nice district called Los Cigarrales. Close to the town we able to find some renowned defensive structures, the Mudejar Castle of Maqueda being the plurality obvious sample. To the north is the city of Illescas, with a good Mudejar stronghold, a gothic church and splendid paintings by El Greco. Orgaz, to the south, features a palace worth seeing and a 18th century church.