Name: YIT Conquista de Toledo
Address: Juan Labrador, 8, 45001 Toledo, Spain, Juan Labrador, 8, Castilla-La Mancha, 45001
Price range: >Prices start at € 51 per night
Rating: 7.6

Spain > Toledo > YIT Conquista de Toledo ⭐⭐⭐

Conveniently located in the centre of Toledo’s old town, near the Alcazar and cathedral, YIT Conquista de Toledo is ideally situated for exploring this vibrant city on foot.

Situated round the corner from the 16th century Alcazar and a 2 minute walk from the hotel, you will find a popular tourist spot at the Plaza Zocodover. The hotel itself is well-equipped and also has a conference room suitable for meetings and training days.

Toledo is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is jam packed with things to see and do. It is well-situated just an hour and a half from Madrid and served by good public transport links, as well as vehicle access. In the vicinity of the hotel there are a number of public car parks.

3 stars

51 €

7.6/10

YIT Conquista de Toledo

Juan Labrador, 8, 45001 Toledo, Spain +34925210760 https://www.hotelconquistadetoledo.com See availability

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Services and facilities

Prices start at € 51 per night

Good breakfast

Private bathroom

Family rooms

Free WiFi

Bath

Air conditioning

Non-smoking rooms

Facilities for disabled guests

Flat-screen TV

Meeting/banquet facilities

Parking

Free WiFi

Family rooms

Non-smoking rooms

Facilities for disabled guests

Terrace

Heating

Lift

Good breakfast

All rooms

The property offers 4 types of rooms to meet the different preferences of its guests. Each room is designed to offer a high level of comfort and quality.

Single Room

1 single bed

1 adult

1

pers.

Double or Twin Room

2 single beds

2 adults, 1 child

3

pers.

Double Room with Extra Bed

3 single beds

3 adults, 2 children

5

pers.

Double Room with two Extra Beds

4 single beds

4 adults, 3 children

7

pers.

Nearest point of interest

Located about 0.2 km

Toledo Roman Aqueduct

The Roman Aqueduct in Toledo is an archaeological site that showcases the remains of an ancient Roman water transport system. Though much of it has been destroyed, it gives insight into the city's Roman past.