“Beautiful hotel, with a large and comfortable room.”

The hotel itself is quite beautiful, with very friendly and helpful staff and spacious, conformable rooms. It is well located in a quiet street near many of the main sights in Toledo. The lobby area is quite attractive and large, and there are many services (such as Spa) available.

“Beautiful hotel in a historic town”

The hotel itself is gorgeous, modern yet pays homage to its antique roots. Hotel staff from the front desk, to housekeepers to bar staff were all amazing and friendly. The location can’t be beat, walking distance to all there is to see in Toledo. The front desk at at was nice enough to point out ... more

The hotel itself is gorgeous, modern yet pays homage to its antique roots. Hotel staff from the front desk, to housekeepers to bar staff were all amazing and friendly. The location can’t be beat, walking distance to all there is to see in Toledo. The front desk at at was nice enough to point out some restaurants and places to see while we there.

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“Beautiful historic property recently renovated with modern amenities in an excellent location”

We loved this hotel, while I think most of the rooms don't have much of a view we were lucky to be on the top floor and could see the Alcazar from our window. Very cool. The hotel is named after (and previously owned by) Eugenia de Montijo, a famous Spanish woman of the ages who was empress of... more

We loved this hotel, while I think most of the rooms don't have much of a view we were lucky to be on the top floor and could see the Alcazar from our window. Very cool. The hotel is named after (and previously owned by) Eugenia de Montijo, a famous Spanish woman of the ages who was empress of France and married to Napoleon the 3rd. It was beautiful and decorated with numerous tributes to her including pearl like chandeliers, stained glass sky lights, and many antiques. The historic home/castle turned hotel was also in an excellent location for exploring the historic area of Toledo. Everything was at most 10 minutes walk. While there was no parking on site, our 24 hour parking garage was less that 100 steps from the entrance and a good safe spot to leave our car for the duration. The hotel staff was all amazing too. Prior to check-in, they sent us mails about pending street construction and how to best arrive, where to park, detailed tourist information. So helpful. Honestly a wonderful team. Breakfast was excellent, served in a small corner, run by one gentleman that does the work of 3. If I ever owned a restaurant I'd want him as a manager! He was bringing out cappuccinos, huge boards of breads and cold cuts. You'd order a-la-carte and we usually ate so much we didn't even need lunch. The rooms were also moderm and clean. We needed a 2 prong adaptor to plug in our US plugs, but not a problem. The bathroom was clean and modern (recently renovated/redone). We loved the towel warmer and the Nesspresso like coffee machine. Should we ever return to Toledo we would definitely stay at the Eugenia de Montijo again. Toledo was honestly the most charming city on our recent itinerary. We only spent 2 nights but wished we would have stayed for 3.

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“Overnight in The Palace”

Everything was good thanks to the care of the hotel staff! The parking lot directions were given by the e-mail in advance due to fully occupied lot next to the hotel, and the public paid parking was very close, and with a lot of parking slots. We had booked the standard room, but once in, my wife... more

Everything was good thanks to the care of the hotel staff! The parking lot directions were given by the e-mail in advance due to fully occupied lot next to the hotel, and the public paid parking was very close, and with a lot of parking slots. We had booked the standard room, but once in, my wife's very sensitive sense of smell had been disturbed by unknown moldy odor in the room, thus I asked the reception to change it if possible. As a matter of compensation for the unpleasant experience, we were given the Junior Suit, which was huge for our expectations, and also equipped with bathrobes and slippers, which were not available in the standard room. The dining in the hotel's restaurant was brilliant. Mr. Roberto, who was bartender in the lobby bar, and the waiter in the restaurant at the same time, had been treating us with all his heartwarming smile thus making us feel very welcomed. After enjoying the glass of the complimentary wine from the house winery (which I rated 3.9 at Vivino), we had lovely meals, but could not settle for desert. Check out was super-quick, and we left the hotel satisfied by our selection for one-night stay.

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