Just a couple of km outside the city but having good views of it. A former Bishop's country house. Fairly basic rooms, but comfortable enough. Terrific value.

Was persuaded to stay here by a friend as a stop-over on my way to Marbella. Had previously stayed at the Parador which is a four star with amazing views. This is housed in a beautiful building with equally panoramic views and the staff are really helpful. It is basic. The bathrooms should be upgraded and the breakfast could be a lot better but for the money it's a real find.

A very nice hotel with friendly staff. Rooms are simple, but have all you need (AC, bath, shower, good bed). Great view over Toledo. A slight disadvantage is the distance to Toledo: with 38gr Celsius is to hot to walk, but with a car there's no problem, with free parking available at the edge of Toledo where the road from the hotel joins the 'round'road of Toledo.
And if you like honey: the hotel produces and sells there own honey. It's very good!!

We (two adults and a grown up daughter) stayed for one night in this hotel overlooking Toledo on our way to Segovia. Directions to the hotel on their web site are a little misleading as the map shows Madrid as being South of Toledo. We were coming from Cordoba and had no trouble finding the hotel as it is well signposted until you actually get to the entrance which can be missed as it is just a gate with a dirt road leading up to the building. There is plenty of car parking in the courtyard though.
Hotel La Almazara was the Bishop of Toledo's summer residence and the hotel lobby certainly has an air of the stately about it. We were offered two bedrooms with adjoining doors, and while we had booked one room, we took up this offer as the bathrooms were smallish.
Both rooms had balconies which overlooked the old and beautiful city of Toledo. Being outside Toledo and set well into the grounds, the hotel is very quiet.
Breakfast is served downstairs (we were on the first floor - no lift) and was very nice. Wifi is provided in the lounge. They make their own honey and pottery which is available for sale. Sadly we could not take pottery with us.
With a car at our disposal it was easy to drive back into Toledo (about 5 min.) to find restaurants nearby and to stop at the many laybys to take photos of Toledo at sunset.
We discovered Toledo needs at least two full days of exploration and we would gladly stay at Hotel La Almazara again..