Riad Medina Mudejar

My spouse and I absolutely enjoyed our two nights at the Riad Medina Mudejar. I was on a journey to experience the culture of Toledo and this really helped us. We stayed in the Sultana room, had our own private courtyard and balcony. We booked a couples massage on our first evening and we also enjoyed the baths on the second day. Staff were extremely warm and helpful. Cannot recommend this hotel/spa enough.

One night stay. The rooms were excellent, spacious and well designed Nice and cool in the heat of the day. Went to the baths next day, highly recommended. Early morning seemed quieter than the numbers I saw on arrival the previous afternoon.

Wonderful place! Original, romantic. beautiful rooms ( Azahar)! Arabic Bath ( included in price) was great experience. Customer service fantastic - everybody super nice and helpful. Hope to come back one day.

A great and central location for discovering the historic parts of Toledo. Access to Toledo was by high-speed direct train from Madrid (Atocha), which takes about 30-minutes, followed by a leisurely 30-minute walk (mostly uphill!) to the old town. If you've got luggage, I recommend you take a taxi, as dragging your suitcases uphill and across cobbled streets is not much fun. We had booked two nights in the accompanying Riad (hotel), which is situated above the baths. Access to the baths were included with the stay (up to one hour per day) and this was a great extra to the reservation which we took advantage of during our stay. We also paid a supplement for a 25-minute couple's massage (EUR 40) and our hosts were kind enough to book our complementary one-hour bath session immediately after the massage. Whether you pay for access to the peaceful baths or you use the complementary access as part of your Riad stay, 30-minutes into your bath session you are served tea and biscuits, which is a nice touch (and a good way to keep note of the time if you have other things planned). With regards to the Riad stay, the room was very comfortable and calming. We stayed in the deluxe double room (the 'Azahar'). Quite possibly as a result of the building shifting, some of the doors may prove stiff to open and close (notably the door to the balcony and the bathroom in our room), so a little care must be taken as to not damage the door handles and fittings if they don't open/close straight away. The bed was comfortable, though the mattress was a bit tired and on the soft side (and the bed frame appeared braced from the bottom with planks of wood). There is a mini-fridge with some water, beers and fruit juices provided, along with a coffee machine with pods and some teabags. We didn't use the TV or sound speaker, but those are provided if you need them. We paid the supplement for the plentiful breakfast (EUR 10 per person, per day), though you must book well in advance, especially if you are planning to check in late, as the breakfast order needs to be in by a certain time in order to be delivered on the following morning at a specific time slot. The breakfast is cold, but there is quite a lot of it: toast with marmalade or butter, a large selection of fruits in the fruit salad, a large chicken and tomato pastry, a selection of sliced cold meats and cheese, selection of chocolate covered pastries and a large slab of carrot cake, fresh orange juice...! The area is mostly quiet, except for the odd car or motorbike, so we were able to sleep fairly well, especially with with the blackout shutters. Quite a few shops and eateries are available within walking distance (5-10 minutes away), though if you are not used to hill-walking you may find access to/from the Riad a little difficult at first. If you plan to drive to the Riad, there doesn't appear to be parking readily available and there are restrictions in general with regards to car access to Toledo because of th