Apartments em Castilla-La Mancha, Spain

It has been 6 months since my December stay here and considering my lingering happy memories this write up is overdue. First thing, Talavera is an overlooked destination. If you find yourself travelling west of Madrid this is a great stop for a couple days. Alcazar walls, tile museum, lovely river walk, restaurants, churches (like everywhere in Spain) and a charming square with the old tiles. And now about Blue Windows. Service went above and beyond, someone even pulled my car into the lot when I freaked out about the narrow passage. The hotel is a high 3 star in terms of luxe but homey and clean. I had a good lunch in the bar and wish I had more time to hang there that night.

Very clean, beautiful design, very suitable for family trips, the location is also very good, free parking is convenient, there are many restaurants at the door, if you come back next time, you will stay at this homestay.

Nos alojamos para el Puente de Diciembre y desde que estábamos llegando, el checkin y hasta cuando nos marchamos Mª Ángeles (la dueña) muy pendiente de todo para facilitarnos las cosas: que supiéramos llegar a la ubicación, que no tuviéramos que esperar para entrar, nos ofreció parking (aunque no fue necesario) y nos hizo una gran explicación de la historia de Consuegra y lo que había que ver. Pocos anfitriones hemos visto tan involucrados para acoger a sus inquilinos. Atendió nuestra petición en la reserva y tuvimos la suerte de estar en el apartamento – ático, con una terraza espectacular desde la que se ve el pueblo y también los molinos. Allí pudimos comer a mediodía y desayunar y merece mucho la pena abrigarse un poco para ello y disfrutar de esas vistas. La habitación dispone de cocina, micro, nevera, cafetera… y varios productos para desayunar (café, bollería, leche, yogures, tostadas…). No se nos ocurre nada que faltase. La situación ideal, a 5 minutos andando del centro y justo en el pie de la sierra de los molinos para visitarlos. Sin duda alguna recomendable y para repetir.

1. The apartment is located in the ancient city, close to the Bisagra Gate. In the afternoon, I drove to the front of the apartment. The Spanish lady next door was very helpful and informed that the car could be parked for a period of time (resident parking spaces can be parked before 5 pm), and also informed that the front desk is in the building opposite to the apartment, which is a hotel front desk of the same name. deposit luggage). The front desk service is very enthusiastic. 2. For overnight parking, you need to go to a large parking lot three to four hundred meters ahead. The stamped parking fee of the hotel can be discounted about 13.5 euros a day. 3. The ancient city basically walks to visit various scenic spots. There are many restaurants nearby, and it’s even more lively when you walk up to the center of the ancient city. There is also a Carrefour supermarket three to four hundred meters away. 4. On the second day of the tour, I was stolen by similar immigrants with gifts, 30 Euro worth of children’s T-shirts and refrigerator stickers. I would have known that I would reveal my wealth earlier so that I would not let others go from the cathedral to the old bridge in regret. We are not happy anymore, well, it's worthwhile to train children to analyze the memories afterwards. 5. The room seems to have a little retro romance. It is not old and clean. We only need to go up three steps on the first floor and take the spiral staircase upstairs. The kitchen facilities are fairly complete, including a washing machine and refrigerator. The living room and dining room are also quite big. In the bedroom, the quilt on the bed is covered with blankets out of the bedspread. I don’t feel comfortable with the quilt. Let’s go for one night. The toilet is very large, and the electric water heater is like a large 100-liter tank, which is enough to take a shower.

It has been 6 months since my December stay here and considering my lingering happy memories this write up is overdue. First thing, Talavera is an overlooked destination. If you find yourself travelling west of Madrid this is a great stop for a couple days. Alcazar walls, tile museum, lovely river walk, restaurants, churches (like everywhere in Spain) and a charming square with the old tiles. And now about Blue Windows. Service went above and beyond, someone even pulled my car into the lot when I freaked out about the narrow passage. The hotel is a high 3 star in terms of luxe but homey and clean. I had a good lunch in the bar and wish I had more time to hang there that night.

It has been 6 months since my December stay here and considering my lingering happy memories this write up is overdue. First thing, Talavera is an overlooked destination. If you find yourself travelling west of Madrid this is a great stop for a couple days. Alcazar walls, tile museum, lovely river walk, restaurants, churches (like everywhere in Spain) and a charming square with the old tiles. And now about Blue Windows. Service went above and beyond, someone even pulled my car into the lot when I freaked out about the narrow passage. The hotel is a high 3 star in terms of luxe but homey and clean. I had a good lunch in the bar and wish I had more time to hang there that night.

Very clean, beautiful design, very suitable for family trips, the location is also very good, free parking is convenient, there are many restaurants at the door, if you come back next time, you will stay at this homestay.

1. The apartment is located in the ancient city, close to the Bisagra Gate. In the afternoon, I drove to the front of the apartment. The Spanish lady next door was very helpful and informed that the car could be parked for a period of time (resident parking spaces can be parked before 5 pm), and also informed that the front desk is in the building opposite to the apartment, which is a hotel front desk of the same name. deposit luggage). The front desk service is very enthusiastic. 2. For overnight parking, you need to go to a large parking lot three to four hundred meters ahead. The stamped parking fee of the hotel can be discounted about 13.5 euros a day. 3. The ancient city basically walks to visit various scenic spots. There are many restaurants nearby, and it’s even more lively when you walk up to the center of the ancient city. There is also a Carrefour supermarket three to four hundred meters away. 4. On the second day of the tour, I was stolen by similar immigrants with gifts, 30 Euro worth of children’s T-shirts and refrigerator stickers. I would have known that I would reveal my wealth earlier so that I would not let others go from the cathedral to the old bridge in regret. We are not happy anymore, well, it's worthwhile to train children to analyze the memories afterwards. 5. The room seems to have a little retro romance. It is not old and clean. We only need to go up three steps on the first floor and take the spiral staircase upstairs. The kitchen facilities are fairly complete, including a washing machine and refrigerator. The living room and dining room are also quite big. In the bedroom, the quilt on the bed is covered with blankets out of the bedspread. I don’t feel comfortable with the quilt. Let’s go for one night. The toilet is very large, and the electric water heater is like a large 100-liter tank, which is enough to take a shower.

It has been 6 months since my December stay here and considering my lingering happy memories this write up is overdue. First thing, Talavera is an overlooked destination. If you find yourself travelling west of Madrid this is a great stop for a couple days. Alcazar walls, tile museum, lovely river walk, restaurants, churches (like everywhere in Spain) and a charming square with the old tiles. And now about Blue Windows. Service went above and beyond, someone even pulled my car into the lot when I freaked out about the narrow passage. The hotel is a high 3 star in terms of luxe but homey and clean. I had a good lunch in the bar and wish I had more time to hang there that night.