Beautiful house in Toledo with lots of Paco de Lucia memorabilia. The staff were incredibly helpful (especialy Leticia and Lydia) and attentive -we were made to feel very comfortable and at home The location is in the old town near Santo Domingo El Antiguo church at the top of a hill. The old town is very hilly so best bring comfy shoes when visiting. There is a restaurant at the hotel that caters for 8 people at a time for a very personal dining experience. We did not eat there but the reviews are very good. We had a peaceful stay in the still of our surroundings and are pleased we stayed here overnight before our flight back from Madrid rather than in the city itself.

There was nothing not to like - wonderful experience particularly if you enjoy the music of Paco de Lucia. The only thing to be mindful of is that the old town is very hilly and parking can be a little tricky.

I choose the place because I thought it looked gorgeous and was really well located. Also thought that the name was inspired by Paco de Lucía’s song, but never thought that I was going to be staying on what had been HIS ACTUAL HOME. Imagine my surprise, as a fan or Paco, when I got there. Not only the house is even more beautiful that I could have imagined (photos make it no justice), but there are common areas like a small studio with his records where you can go at any time to enjoy a drink and listen to his music, another room in which he gathered with friends and we could too, that looked soo comfy and well designed, and a terrace with a view to die for (really, its amazing). Lydia, the hotel manager, was THE BEST. The tour of the place she gave is was top tier. You can tell she is commited to giving every host the best experience possible. I can not wait to go back and stay longer. The room, the house, the terrace, everything felt magical and we honestly didn’t want to leave. Ps: even though we couldn’t book it on time, there is a small restaurant within the hotel that even locals recommended to us as being amazing: “Entre dos fuegos”, so do yourself a favor and book a dinner there, while you enjoy the gorgeous patio filled with plants and Paco’s amazing guitar playing softly in the background. ♥️♥️♥️

a hidden gem in the heart of Toledo’s historic city center. inside patio tastefully decorated with Paco de Lucia memorabilia and musical instruments. a handful of people running the place and going beyond the call of duty to make the stay ever so pleasantly personal. the lengths at which we were shown Paco de Lucia’s studio, sala de fiestas and the spectacular top roof terrace, as well as the dinner prepared by the chef in front of us two and seven more people made the perfect antithesis to the Westin/Hilton factory hotel experience and fully justified the title of “boutique” for the hotel. thank you to Lydia, Leticia, Jota, the cleaning lady and the cook for having made our stay in Toledo such a wonderful experience.

This hotel is amazing from the second you walk through the door their attention to detail is second to non .. you have wonderful welcome the hotel has so much character and history... Combined with the exceptional team you will not be disappointed. I had dinner... The special tasting menu which was a culinary delight and a highlight of my whole trip. Breakfast too was the nicest experience. ... The roof top terrace is not too be missed either. But it's the people that make things special and Gabriella and the whole team are too be commended for their excellent customer service ... And a genuine friendliness that makes the whole visit one to remember .

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I have had such a lovely weekend that I just don't find the words. Maybe just thank you. Thank you for being so kind and attentive, for making such a nice place of this home, for helping discovering more about Paco de Lucia... I have been enchanted to discover this maze of facades, alleys, churches, squares, sculptures equally named Toledo, delighted to discover the paintings of El Greco (first reason for my visit of the city) and to become, in my dreams and for a few hours, Mr. Paco de Lucia's sideman.

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Located on a small square in a very quiet area away from tourist traps but within easy walking distance of good restaurants and places of interest. Parking could have been expensive, but the receptionist told me not to pay to park but to use a free parking area. Regardless, any parking was down from the old town and involved a hilly but very pleasant walk with a set of escalators to cut out much of the climb up. The hotel is the former home of Paco de Lucía, the renowned Spanish virtuoso flamenco guitarist and composer, and many antiques on display pay tribute to his life.

There was a little problem with communications! A wonderful young lady prepared breakfasts but spoke only Spanish which we could not! Sign language worked but it was only on the second day, with help from another guest, that we discovered there were two breakfast options: continental or full.

We loved this hotel. Our greeting to your hotel was wonderful. Helped us w/ dinner reservations. Loved the staff and cleanliness. The breakfast and dinner was extraordinary. Location was awesome.

After check in we didn’t have any contact w/ hotel personnel. Didn’t know how to enter and were locked out of hotel since code was not given to us during check in for after hours. We were able to enter after making phone call. We’re not able to check out or make taxi reservations since no one was at front desk but the girl (she was very awesome and an asset to your property) that served breakfast (and did not speak English) helped us thru phone conversion to secure taxi. I would Still book at this hotel since I feel it had to do w/ kings day holiday.

This is hands down the most beautiful hotel I have ever stayed at. The central entrance of the hotel is breathtakingly beautiful yet incredibly cozy. The rooms were very clean and tastefully decorated. I stayed here with my husband, my family, and a few friends during my wedding weekend and it was absolutely perfect. Gabriela and the staff at the hotel made us feel so special and welcome at every moment. I have never felt so taken care of. I cannot wait to come back.

The hotel is beautiful and the staff super nice. We went because it was the house of Paco de Lucia and we love his music. But this is a beautiful place to stay even if you have never heard of him. The room had a good size, nicely decorated, exposed bricks, wood beams, comfortable bed. There is a safe and a fridge in the room. Excellent air conditioning (we went during a heatwave in July so this is important). Bathroom was good size with good hairdryer and good water pressure. The house has a beautiful courtyard where the fabulous breakfast is served (fruit salad, eggs any way you want them, cheese, jamon, crepes, freshly baked croissants, juice, great tea selection, coffee etc.). There is even a roof terrace with chairs and tables where you can watch the gorgeous sunset over Toledo! The hotel has a restaurant but we didn't try it. Location is great - perfect for exploring Toledo. It is very close to the escalator which brings you up the hill if you come by car and park in the recommended garage.

Beautiful hotel with history and common areas with a lot of character. The staff was super welcoming and showed us around. The roof terrace was really nice and we had drinks there. The location is perfect - Toledo is of course small but the hotel was just off the busy touristy section.

The staff was wonderful and the hotel was very nice, comfy, with a lot of history and charm. Quiet location. Nice roof terrace. We would definitely stay there again.