Visit Vega de Toledo
Where to stay in Vega de Toledo
Toledo City Center
Historical sites, museums and architecture highlight some of the noteworthy features of Toledo City Center. Make a stop by Convento de los Carmelitas Descalzos or El Greco Museum while you're exploring the neighbourhood.
Hotel Beatriz Toledo Auditorium & Spa
Excellent hotel, Nice and clean room
Reviewed on 9 Nov 2025
Hotel Carlos V
excellent free coffee via PODs. Amazing views from 5th floor terrace - best views in the city,
Reviewed on 7 Nov 2025
Hotel Pintor El Greco
Great
Reviewed on 8 Nov 2025
Apartamentos Abad Toledo
Good location. Facilities good. Parking lot a couple blocks away
Reviewed on 25 Sept 2025
ZOCODOVER CERVANTES 5 COLLECTION
One of the nicest apartments i have stayed in. Modern, high quality furninshings, and extremely clean. The staff were extremely pleasant and helpful.
Reviewed on 17 Oct 2025
CATEDRAL CERVANTES 5 COLLECTION
Everything since we arrive was amazing! The apartments are superior to anything else the attention from the owner was excellent ❤️
Reviewed on 23 Sept 2025
Popular places to visit
Toledo Cathedral
A Gothic behemoth is one of Toledo’s most famous landmarks that has a flamboyant design and houses works by El Greco, Goya and Rubens, among others.
Plaza de Zocodover
Duels, bullfights and an animal market once took place on this Toledo cornerstone, where you’ll today find busy restaurants and events.
Alcazar
Standing proudly on a hill overlooking the town, this impressive 16th-century edifice once served as a palace and now hosts a fascinating military museum.
San Juan de los Reyes Monastery
This 15th-century monastery is an elaborate and imposing structure, designed to display the power and might of Spain’s Catholic monarchs.
Toledo City Hall
After visiting Toledo City Hall, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Toledo. While in this culturally rich area, find time to visit its stunning cathedral.
Puerta Bisagra City Gate
One of several surviving entrance points to the old walled city of Toledo, this imposing 16th-century gate has Moorish origins.
