The host/manager and all the staff ensured our stay was as comfortable as possible, beginning with a tour of the house. Staying in such a historical home of one of Spain's beloved guitarist truly added to the magic of Toledo. The room was very comfortable and quiet, which is very much appreciated. The location was perfect–right up from a car park and away from the fray of locals and tourists enjoying the charm of this medieval city. And, not only did the staff make us feel at home, they also surprised us with thoughtful treats! This is the perfect retreat for those travelers wanting to experience the magic of an old city with the comfort of modern conveniences dressed in local culture.

Location within the old part of town opposite a monastery where El Greco is buried. Staff was friendly and welcoming and gave us useful information about the city and what to see. Music was pleasant and the breakfast was good. Bed was comfortable and room was clean. We walked from the train station which was quite strenuous and we were grateful for the outside escalators at the steepest part. Treats of chocolate and marzipan!

Did not realize we were getting a room without a window to the outside but into an enclosed internal courtyard. It was rather dark. Fortunately we had air conditioning so that we could sleep in a cool room. The more costly suites were bigger and looked out onto the square. Only option for dinner was a rather expensive prix fixe multi-course specialty meal sitting at a counter in the small restaurant which we didn't participate in.

Charming and beautiful boutique hotel with amazing and highly devoted staff. Both Andreea and Ana went above and beyond to make sure our stay was wonderful, especially as we arrived for the famous Corpus Christi procession! They gave us restaurant recommendations ahead of our arrival to plan for the busy celebrations and helped us find a public parking spot for our rental car. The house has been nicely transformed from La Casa de Paco de Lucía into a small boutique hotel! It has so much character and the music from the artist is played in the background which is very relaxing! Very special breakfast - we chose the desayuno fantastico - which was prepared with great care and attention to detail! Breakfast is served in the atrium, and you are surrounded by plants and memorabilia of Paco de Lucía, a very relaxing way to start your day! Great location, it took us about 10 minutes walking to either the Cathedral or Plaza de Zocodover Nice rooftop to enjoy the views and a peaceful rest. Quiet neighborhood and there are a few tavernas just around the corner Experiencing Toldeo during the Corpus Christi time when it is so beautifully decorated! An experience of a lifetime!

The weather was pretty warm at the end of May and I was having difficulty with the heat on Corpus Christi, especially when I was in the sun, even though it was only about 35C. We were told that temperatures can get into the 40C in June through August which would be too hot for me as there wasn't much of a breeze. Plan accordingly if you are sensitive to the heat!

The staff is very friendly and helpful and informative. It is the former home of Spains most famous and best flamingo guitarist. You get a tour of the hotel from a very knowledgeable front desk staff member which adds to the charm. The hotel has a 9 seat restaurant for lunch and dinner and the meal is cooked by one of the most talented chefs I have had the pleasure to be cooked for- and I have eaten at many michelin 1,2 and 3 stars around the world. The breakfast nook seats 15 which is the maximum guests the hotel can accommodate. We will be back to Toledo as we own a home in Spain and would not consider staying anywhere else.

Nothing- if you want a cookie cutter hotel, go somewhere else. This hotel is perfect.

The 'hotel' is not so much a hotel, but a memorial to the famous Spanish guitar player and composer, Paco de Lucia. The hotel used to be his family home on the top of Toledo but was recently converted into a gorgeous boutique hotel with only a very small number of rooms (I think around 7 or 8). The decoration, the fittings, the creepers tumbling down from the balconies of the internal courtyard and the ambience are really quite something. There is also a small internal restaurant which does very good 'degustation' dinners, which are not far from Michelin star quality. We were very pleasantly surprised, having booked because of location / price and were unaware of quite how 'boutique' and 'quaint' the hotel actually is.

If the best score is 10, this remarkable hotel goes to 11. It is a sheer delight. We were greeted with a smile by Andreea, who is simply exceptional. She helped us with our luggage, spent time running over the map of beautiful Toledo, telling us what not to miss and which restaurants were the best. This boutique hotel was formerly the home of arguably Spain’s greatest flamenco guitarist, Paco de Lucia. It is a wonderful insight into his private life and in his small, evocative studio in the basement you can almost feel his presence. The interior of the hotel is resonant of a small riad, a charming retreat from the epic streets and historic buildings outside. So many hotels skimp on the little things, but not here. Andreea and her team have looked after every detail from complimentary water and coffee/tea, to an ‘honesty’ bar and carnations in the bathroom. And a visit to the upstairs patio overlooking the tiled rooftops is an essential venue for that last late night glass. I could go on and on… Two specific recommendations: 1) Book early to dine on their exclusive, unique restaurant that takes only 6-8 people. It is an unforgettable experience. 2) Make sure you don’t even think of going anywhere else to stay in Toleda. This is special. Oh, Let me add one more… 3) 🤫 Let’s keep it our own little secret 🤐

That we couldn’t stay longer.

It is an interesting hotel with history associated with a famous flamenco guitarist, Paco de Lucía, that makes it a quasi-museum. Location is fantastic for walking to all 3 historic areas of the city (Jewish, Christian, Muslim) and the wide selection of restaurants and bars and historic buildings associated with each area. Staff very friendly, easy check in. Room is nice and comfy. Best part of the stay was the dinner at the on-site restaurant. 10-course meal made at a chef's table with only 6 other diners. Super intimate and really good food and amazingly low priced considering the quality and quantity of the food. Chef was able to accommodate my vegetarian diet. Second best part of the stay was the rooftop deck with outstanding views of the valley below and mountains in the distance.

Unfortunately, our room only had one exterior facing window which was not only very small, but had a view mostly of the roof. To top it off, there were men working on that section of roof most of the day both days, literally right in front of our window which meant we had to keep the window shutter closed for privacy (and there was a lot of buzz saw noise for much of the day) Additional windows look out onto a common interior area which reminded me of the Holiday Inns I stayed in as a kid (and not in a good way --not good for privacy so we kept the shutters closed) Of course, I'm sure we could have paid more for a room with better views, just wish our only "view" hadn't been taken away by a work crew.

This is a unique and beautiful place to stay in Toledo’s historic center. Entre Dos Aguas has only five rooms so you feel and are treated like a guest in the late Paco de Lucia’s home. There is a lovely terrace on the rooftop for drinks as well as a center courtyard and studio area that guests can enjoy. The staff is wonderful — kind and extremely helpful. We were upgraded to a junior suite, which was an unexpected bonus to our stay. The restaurant in the hotel is an unbelievable experience that shouldn’t be missed when in Toledo.

The rooms that face the courtyard are a bit dark. Be aware that church bells start ringing in the city at 6 am but that’s not unique to the hotel.

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.

Simply the best boutique hotel we have ever stayed in. Truly exceptional and we will be back. Beautiful building and amazing staff ( thank you Ana ) . How lovely to have an honesty bar for later and even a soundproof room with a guitar to have a tune late at night . The roof terrace is gorgeous and the value for money exceptional. Spotlessly clean and they have thought of everything. I repeat myself - the best ever and truly a wonderful tribute to a clearly loved family man.

That I had to leave!