Bedrooms:

Double room: 15, Special double room: 11, Suites: 3;
todas con heating, air-conditioning, internet access, ADSL, flat screen TV, work desk, free mini bar, non-smoking bedrooms, hair dryer

Installations:

conference rooms with capacity for 60persons , gym, living room

Dining:

Café bar, Restaurant

Children:

Babysitting service

Closed:

Open year round.

Manager:

María Montero

THE WORST:

The absence of a gardened area outside, as well as heath and leisure installations such as a gym and pool.

ROOMS WE RECOMMEND:

Room number 18 has an ample, furnished terrace that looks out across the medieval city. The four junior suits are spacious, very original loft rooms with slopped ceilings and hydromassage showers. Suite 603 has a glassed in balcony with views, highly recommendable in the winter when it is too cold to fully enjoy the terraces.

ROOMS WITH VIEWS:

The absence of a gardened area outside, as well as heath and leisure installations such as a gym and pool.

SURROUNDINGS:

The Sephardi Museum in the Tránsito Synagogue on Samuel Leví Street (Tel: 925 22 36 65); On the same street, the El Greco Museum (Tel: 925224405); The Cathedral with a mixture of architectural and pictorial styles, featuring artworks of immense value by Tiziano and El Greco, Rubens and Goya…; the citadel, site of a vast library; Puerta de la Bisagra, the most emblematic in the city revealing a two-headed eagle that symbolizes Carlos V, and the villa; Cristo de la Luz Mosque, the only construction conserved from before the Christian conquest; Church of the Jesuits or of San Ildefonso, with its façade as baroque as it is imposing.