Abad Toledo

My stay at Abad Hotel was truly amazing. The warm welcome and impeccable service made my visit unforgettable. Despite an electricity disconnect at night, the experience remained exceptional. One of the highlights was the breathtaking enceinte building of the hotel and a lot of buildings in Toledo, dating back to the 15th century. Its historical charm and architectural beauty added a unique touch to my trip. The staff was attentive, the amenities were top-notch, and the overall ambiance created a memorable stay. I would gladly return and highly recommend this hotel to others!

Breakfast is extra for €10 and was a very good continental breakfast, I would prefer to have gone to a little individual tapas but in natural fact there weren’t many open in the old Ward city until gone 10 in the morning so it’s probably the best option and it was good quality. The parking there’s some at the hotel and some at nearby parking space and you paid the same for both the hotel was very good arranging to get you somewhere to drop your bags off and then park your car in the local multistorey car park, which was only about five minutes or so walk. As majority of the hotels in the Ward area are within the walls, where you’d have to track your suitcases up this is probably a very good option. The hotel is situated just outside literally the walls and works very well for walking around the city . Nice staff very well, put together nothing for me to say against it at all, although to Leo is a little more expensive than southern Spain, which is where we’d come from. I suppose it’s expected as it’s so close to Madrid, and this was quite a good compromise pricewise .

We loved the staff in reception, they were very helpful, we asked them about a museum and they gave me a lot of useful information. Really nice people.

The room was beautiful, the bed was comfortable, and the shower was amazing. Love that the toiletries provided were vegan, as well!

We had a triple room for 2 nights. At the entrance of the city, about 12min walk from the bus station. The people at the reception were really nice and helped us getting to Toledo view point Mirador Dell Valle using L71 bus. There's a lift and we had the top floor, each floor has something special between the rooms at the halls. We got the room with ceiling going sideways, not sure how to call it but it felt amazing (Don't hit your head!). Cute view from the room too.