Hotels With bar in Castilla-La Mancha, Spain

We rented a car and went to Toledo first, less than an hour's drive away. The hotel is in a very good location, in the old town, next to Toledo Castle. Because the temperature that day was 40 degrees and the wind was hot, we didn't go shopping much until we arrived at the hotel. So I went straight to the Cathedral of Toledo, the second largest church in Spain, but because I didn’t know much about it, I could only scratch the surface! There were all kinds of Damascus knives, which made me feel itchy, but I was worried that I wouldn’t be able to take them back with me when I took the train, so I had to give up the idea! I really like knight-like stuff, I really like it! After all, the hotel facilities are simple. There are no toiletries. The window faces the windows of other rooms. The room is small, but the location is advantageous. The parking fee is high, 16 euros. It is in a nearby parking garage and only takes three or four minutes to walk.

The environment is beautiful, the hotel decoration is very elegant, and the location is especially good. You can overlook the ancient city of Toledo. The accommodation experience is great! It has received unanimous praise from the whole family. There is a parking lot, which is very convenient

The hotel is located in the central area of Ciudad Real, with large rooms and convenient dining out. However, the room faces west, making it hot and stuffy in the afternoon. I consulted the front desk and they said the air conditioner can only heat and not cool. Although it cooled down at night, the experience was affected.

The location is beautiful, and the castle style is also unique. Breakfast, facilities and services are quite satisfactory. It would be better if there were a kettle in the room.

We were surprised to encounter major renovation to the front terrace which reduced the car parking availability and created a lot of white/grey dust best to avoid the terrace area altogether but pack a clothes brush anyway as there are none in the room. Garage parking is advertised in Reception as €25/day but due to reduced free parking there was no charge. All staff are very obliging and professional and appear pleased to ensure your time there is enjoyable. The building has been repurposed over the decades but as a hotel it is both dignified and comfortable. A vending machine dispensing bottles of water would be useful. During the 2 night stay we took breakfast lunch and dinner and whilst the food is not great it is good. Parador de Cuenca is a great example of the brand but as we are only a few into their Spanish estate and with another 88 to visit we sadly don't have time to return.

It's not far from Toledo's old town, and the parking lot is large and free. The lobby is really spacious, with indoor and outdoor swimming pools. The elevators are old and a bit noisy. The room decor is rather dated, and the pillowcases had stains. Breakfast was crowded; there wasn't a single Asian face, only white people, mostly older.

El hotel no está muy bien ubicado, no tiene estacionamiento propio y es muy difícil estacion**** cerca. El hotel esta bonito y tiene todo lo necesario para un estancia agradable pero si es muy complicado estacion**** cerca. The hotel is not very well located, it does not have its own parking lot and it is very difficult to park nearby. The hotel is beautiful and has everything you need for a pleasant stay but it is very difficult to park nearby.

Good location, very careful and resolute staff, good facilities and comfort in the rooms

The hotel is built beneath the city walls, in a medieval European castle style, with a very comfortable lounge every three steps. The receptionist was incredibly kind. We arrived in the morning intending to leave our luggage, but she said there were rooms available and we could check in early—super friendly! The breakfast was also very plentiful and satisfying.