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Christina and I dropped into Sea-Tac last night shortly after 10:00 P.M., after a plane ride that I'd have said was literally endless, like a Mobius strip or an Escher staircase or the ability of a little boy to shriek while traveling in coach, except for the incredible fact that we are now at home. We were in bed at about midnight, having been up …
Hay q ser Toledo!!
... TODO!..al pasar los días el misterio continuaba y no descubríamos a que se debía, resulta que un día yo tb tenía los dedos sucios y no fue sino hace muy poco que nos dimos cuenta que tocábamos la parte de abajo de la manija de la escalera mecánica de los subtes jaja asi que consejo: no toquen el apoya brazo de las escaleras mecánicas! jaja Mañana ya pasamos el día en Cuenca y llegamos a la noche a Barcelona... asi que chau Madrid. Les dejo algunas fotitos de ...
Holllyyy Toledo....going ta Toledo
... managed to dig enough dirt away that I could move the rock enough to get me foot free.....whaaaa hooooooo.
So I hopped up....shook it off....tried to get the adrenalin down. Now I had to get the bike back up...its in an ackward position on this hill....So I debagged it..and commence to lift...it slides a bit further down into the rocks....frig....scratched up the pannier. Well put me back into it and
got it back up with some grunting
Sat ...
Hello, Toledo!
... told me that they were unable to receive confirmation from one or more of the airlines and there was some sort of issue with the booking. The woman spoke limited English and so I still didn’t understand why my tickets wouldn’t go through. I asked if she could just book it for me over the phone and she said no, it was just a customer service line and all bookings had to through the internet and I could try again.
After that, I walked the 2 km to my hostel. It ...
Toledo Ole!
... and convents that seem to be more abundant than regular houses. There is strike all over Spain today (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10261567) and it's Tuesday. Not sure which of the two makes for a very 'tranquillo' day, barely any tourists. It is pleasantly sunny, perfect weather, my dad would call this. Don Quixote wouldn't have had enough wind to get scared of the La Mancha windmills.
This is my last day of the ...
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Santa Isabel Toledo
Unique Experience!!!
We just came back from Spain (May 2004), and stayed at the Santa Isabel. What can we say? How often do you get to stay at a hotel that was built in the 14th century. (remodeled of course). Nice cozy hotel. Very clean!!! The clerk at the front desk, Miguel, was extremely helpful!!! Only drawbacks: breakfast was not that great, and since you will be stepping back in time in Toledo (streets built before the car was invented), I recommend not driving down to the hotel. But over all, the City is wonderful, and the hotel is great!
Stayed at Hotel Santa Isabel in Jan 04
Agree with previous comments. I had a single room. It was clean and that's most important to me. Don't expect too much space -- the room was just big enough for myself and a small luggage. The bathroom was just big enough once the door was closed. Heat worked good. Window was blocked, so no view at all.I was unfortunate enough to get a room right behind the front desk, half a stairway above ground. I could hear sound from the front until things slowed down around midnight. Fortunately, either there weren't many other guests or they were very quiet. I only stayed in the room for one night and just long enough to sleep, so I tolerated what I got. Tried to switch but front desk said no other rooms available--I doubted that, but what can I do.Overall, I think it's a bargain for a clean room and location is superb. There is a charge for local calls, which can add up. Breakfast was not included in the room price, but one can grab something to eat elsewhere easily.
Nice, but loud
On one hand, the hotel is an accoustic marbel. I could hear any noise from the street, adjacent room, hallways, etc. I had to wear my earplugs to get any sleep on the first night.
On the other hand, the hotel is a great bargain. If you get quiet guests that night, then you'll enjoy your room. The rooms have been recently upgraded, so everything works great. The price was 45 Euros for a double room in January 2004. The hotel is centrally located on a quiet street.
So, the main problem with this hotel is the "great" accoustics! Other than that, it's a great value for the price.
The best
The best hotel we stayed in our 2 weeks in spain. No arguments! It's a 2 start hotel, and 2 start prices for 4 star quality. I'd highly recommend it. Oh, and if you're driving upto it, their standard parking does not accomodate minivans. Just ask, and they can set you up in another lot next door.
Great Hotel!
We booked this hotel after reading the Trip Advisor reviews and were more than delighted with everything. The hotel was very clean, the staff very helpful and the view of the cathedral from our window was spectacular. Great value at an unbelievably low rate.
Fantastic place!
Me and my husband and two of our friends stayed at this beautiful hotel. The rooms and bathroom were so clean and look like a four star hotel. Staff are very nice. The location is great as it is close to every thing you want to see in Toledo. Many little narrow streets with shops close by. We recommend it 100% to anyone who wants to stay in Toledo.
Simply Great!
This hotel is great: clean, simple, very comfortable, excellent value for money and all this located 2 min walk from the cathedral. The staff is also very friendly and helpful, I´d stay there again.
Couldn's believe it!
I stayed in hotel Santa-Isabel in Toledo, Spain two nights on july 2003, the place was unbelievably new, beautiful and clean...the most surpising thing came with the nightly rate for a double room: 52 Euros!!!! I really recommend this hotel...and the funny part is that the advisors that wrote before about this hotel, made me chose it, THANKS!!
Wow
Beautiful historically designed jewel of a place. I's one and only drawback is that it seems to be built for people who are three quarter size. If you are 200 pounds or over you may fit tight.
Top scores
Exquisitely clean, renovated, but still historic. We had a great time, and it was so inexpensive! Right next to an Abbey--listen for the giggling nuns!Only complaint: as we were leaving, it took us some time (perhaps because of our poor Spanish) to convince the early-morning desk person that he DID have our stuff in his lock box.
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