Sercotel Hotel San Juan De Los Toledo

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... building - highly recommended. An example of why this city is so fascinating. <br><br>When strolling through the town you find yourself bombarded with shops selling marzipan (mazapan) and swords. Will jokingly pleaded for a sword and shield but in the end had to settle for the marzipan. And not just any marzipan...convent marzipan. We found a convent and a window - said the ...

... of the lobby, as there was a very long snake coiled up and they were contemplating a way to catch it with the end of a mop handle. We later found out that Toledo has at least ten different types of vipers. We cooled off in the hotel&#8217;s pool and Paul went to the supermarket for beer and sandwich fixings, which we enjoyed while watching the soccer game (Spain surprisingly loss to USA). We took a cab into the city, at Plaza Zocodover, at around 10:30pm. Toledo&#8217;s ...

... that I am, I struck up a conversation with them for a good hour. Skipping the boring stuff from then to now. I met up with them again around 2:00 help them get a cell phone. The store of course was closed. I hate siesta. 3 of the members of this little brigade decided they were going to head by to their familia and take a nap. This girl Shannon decided not to and I offered to give her a tour of the city. It turned into a 2 hour hike around the edges of the city by ...

... rather than just running around to different places everyday. I woke up for breakfast around 9:30am and then went back to sleep. I slept until almost 1pm. I used a stretch band I bought to workout a little. Then, I read my book "The New Spaniard" by John Hooper by the pool. I actually enjoy reading the book, which is about Spain since the ...

... Radha's Vegetable Paella... undercooked, not quite edible. On top of having difficulty finding non-carnivorous food, Radha has the worse luck getting properly-cooked food... We sent the paella back, and the waitress brought it back a few minutes later, with the rice better cooked. But still - it wasn't a great meal. Nonetheless, we proceeded with our visit of the city by heading towards the Jewish Area -- called "Juderia" in Spanish, it ...

... Of the 4 kids, one started back at school yesterday, one goes later this week, and the other 2 have one more week off. They are going out to one of their country houses in Salamanca tomorrow though, so things will be pretty quiet around the house. As the plan stands right now, I will stay with the family for 2 more weeks, then do one last program before heading back to England and then home! Yes, it's true boys and girls, I actually plan to set foot on Canadian soil this year :)

... it doesn't mean a whole lot to Chad, many of you might agree with me that it has a huge impact on how you enjoy a city sometimes. Hopefully, it also adds some humor for all those who know my phobias! One more thing... We are reading your emails and digesting each and every one of them. We thoroughly appreciate you all keeping us in the loop with your lives, and please know that we want to continue hearing it all, good and bad. Lauren, I am thinking about you often...

I love Virgin Atlantic. After our scary flight from Tahiti we got to fly a boeing 747 to Heathrow London. Virgin's planes are super comfy, the food is great and the staff while assertive where helpful. Anyway, after landing in Heathrow and realising 2 coffees would cost us $10 we quitely waited for our flight to Spain. We flew into Madrid's Terminal Four, it's huge, I mean I thought Heathrow was big, but we had to catch a train to pick up our luggage!!! It's ...