Lux San Miguel - Toledo

Try to enjoy breakfast early. The plastered vaults of the cellar add unique ambiance, making it a nice experience.

Absolutely terrible experience. The shower was so small it was basically a torture chamber, and the bed was harder than my office chair. I expected at least a complimentary gesture for all this nonsense. Never once was i was nice, despite being in a supposedly charming hotel. Could've been great, but just couldn't.

Flexible, efficient staff, favourable location just next door to the large museum near the B as well as a public covered park. A huge variety of food options just a short stroll away from the venue.

The hotel is located in a very beautiful old Toledan house, restored with excellent taste. The staff is very friendly and extremely helpful and we left just regretting that we could not stay any longer.

charming hotel but minor issues

The room boasted fine decor with elaborate design and a amazing view of the city. The modern bathroom featured a luxurious rain shower, providing an really good experience. Breakfast in the magnificent vaulted cellar was a highlight was good. The city view from my room.

The parking instructions could have been clearer.

The breakfast had something for everyone - toast and cheese. This hotel was located in a very central area near the maze of old streets in the old city, Historic Centre and the river...

It is a nice boutique hotel with personality, stylish furniture and very good location in the old city.

a) Lovely city view, antique decor, quiet atmosphere

a) Weak Wi-Fi signal

No complaints, the hotel met the needs. Enjoyed Toledo, the venue was stylish and quirky near the large museum near the B & B. The location was very central, really close to cathedral, bars, restaurants, a maze, and the old town of Toledo. After long day I visited Bu Terraza for a couple of drinks.

I loved the Almunia de San Miguel and would recommend it to anyone. It is off the beaten path, but a short walk to everything in Toledo. The hotel was a charming, lovely old building with a terrace on the third floor for all staying at the hotel. The hotel is small, which isn't a bad thing. The staff were extremely accomidating. Breakfast is served in an old wine cellar in the basement which is amazing. We started our vacation in Spain here and would stay there again. I can't say enough good things about this hotel, it was perfect.

Good sized rooms with all usual amenities.

I found the shower needed attention due to mould at the bottom, quite uncomfortable. The Wi-Fi signal in my room was weak.

From the outside it was a door in a wall. Once inside, it was fabulous - built around an ancient 2 storey patio with original stone pillars. Breakfasts were provided in the beautiful, barrel-vaulted basement. Very comfortable facilities have been provided without reducing the appeal of this ancient building. On the 2nd floor, there is a balcony with breathtaking views over the city. Sunsets over the cityscape are enchanting - by then the birds have stopped flying around and have been replaced by bats - and later, significant buildings are floodlit; its a wonderful show. Everything the tourist needs to see or visit is within easy walking distance of this charming hotel.

Very clean, well decorated, comfortable, charming.

I wanted to be told when I booked it that I needed to park in the public parking area. I thought I could drive my car to the hotel, which cannot be done due to the narrow street.

The bed was too hard for comfort. Cleanliness issues included finding hair in the bed and towels that had a strong chlorine odor. The bathroom had a weird smell and there was a lack of a small fridge in the room.

It was in a marvellous and good location with Alcazar nearby. The atmosphere created was quiet...