Opened in May of 2000, the four-star Hotel San Juan de los Reyes brings together the tradition of its facade and the practical but cosy decoration of its interior. The building, which has been declared a property of cultural interest, is located in the famous Jewish quarter in the heart of historic Toledo near the most important monuments: the Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes, Santa María la Blanca Synagogue, the Museum of Victorio Macho, El Greco Museum, the Church of Santo Tomé and the Synagogue of Tránsito. It is just over five minutes from the cathedral.

Coming from the Puerta de Bisagra which flanks the wall, you cross the Paseo de Recaredo to get to the city's historic quarter. Our hotel is located between the Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes and the Tránsito Synagogue, number 5, Calle Reyes Católicos.

According to the records of Toledo's Property Registry, this building was first inscribed in the year 1889 to be used as a sword factory.

In 1918 it housed the San José flour mill, and in 1972 it was gutted down to the foundations to build the current basements and renovate all the machinery of the flour mill which continued to operate until the end of June 1996.

Its marked industrial style is in line with most of the buildings of this type from the late 19th century, and architecturally, it is classified a Neo-Mudejar style building.

In the boiler room you can find the archeological remains of an old wall which have been placed under a grating to be studied.

From some of the rooms at Hotel San Juan de los Reyes you can see unbeatable views of some of Toledo's landscapes known as the "cigarrales". The hotel has a cosy bar and coffee shop and an indoor parking garage inside the building. It also has a dividable meeting hall with a capacity of 200 people which can be used for any kind of event. The hotel's 36 rooms and two junior suites have all the comforts of a modern hotel:

• Free DSL Internet connection.
• Free safe.
• Satellite TV and Digital +.
• Music channels.
• Minibar.
• Hydro-massage bathtub.
• Hairdryer.
• Magnifying mirror.
• Amenities.
• Adjustable heat and AC.
• Much, much more.

Two of our junior suites have a separate room and two bathrooms, and the other two are adapted for handicapped use.

Respecting the decor, it should be noted that all of the paintings are original works of art, the courtains and cloth furnishings are from the famous designer Gancedo and the furniture is also designer, including the chairs in the meeting room.

This hotel has been very careful to include fire protection which, in many cases, exceeds the minimums established by law.
Flame retardant curtains (M1 certification), bedspreads and carpeting (M2 certification), fire retardant doors and furniture, smoke alarms, and a complete system fully in place.

• Fax and photocopying service.
• Car rental.
• Currency exchange.
• Messenger service.
• Safe at front desk.
• Massage service.
• Tour guide.
• Plane and train ticket handling.

Guests staying at the hotel have direct access from inside the hotel to our bar and coffee shop. Early in the morning our magnificent breakfast buffet is set up there, including delicious, freshly brewed coffee served to your table. Guests can help themselves to a wide range of breakfast foods and beverages, including juice, cereal, toast, freshly baked rolls, fresh fruit, yogurt, sausage, fried eggs, scrambled eggs, bacon, and more.

However, the coffee shop is always at your disposal for a lighter breakfast later in the morning. Have an bite to eat, savour the coffee, have a snack or just a drink. Companies can also hold business buffet lunches there, and at certain times it is set up to accommodate regular guests.

Our bar & coffee shop is also open to the passerby, since it has a street entrance. At times of the year when the weather is permitting, tables and chairs are set up outside on the little plaza in front of the entrances to the coffee shop and the hotel shop.passerby, since it has a street entrance. At times of the year when the weather is permitting, tables and chairs are set up outside on the little plaza in front of the entrances to the coffee shop and the hotel shop.