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It's immaculately clean, comfortable and we both slept extremely well. The staff were attentive and friendly. Plenty of warm water for a good shower in the spacious bathroom It's a dated hotel but has a nice charm about it. It was the cheapest hotel we visited on our travels but one of the best in terms of value for money and location. For 2.50€ we enjoyed toast and marmalade with coffee for breakfast in the on site cafe which was lovely.

The hotel is old but I thought it was a quite large room, and the good cleaning service also, with towels and sofas exchange. If you arrive later than 23:00 the hotel is closed but the receptionist opens you without any problem.

A friend booked us there for a reunion along with 3 other couples. When we arrived to the room and tried to connect to internet, it would not allow us alternating from there was no site to connect to, to the infamous spinning symbol while trying to connect. The light next to bed did not work. Lastly there were 2 small pillows on a double bed for 2 people. Pillows were flat with no support. Checked closet and no extra pillows. As we were going to meet others, we stopped at the Reception desk and told her about our issues. Said she would call maintenance to re boot the router. When we asked how he was going to reboot if he was not working, she said he could do it from home. The bulb on light could not be changed as no one from maintanance was working. And the pillows would be held for us at the desk for our return. When we returned with the other 2 couples, they also asked for more pillows and were told they had no more we took the last 2!!!!!!!! Once up in our room the internet still did not work and had the exact same issue as when we left 5 hours earlier.

The hotel is still good and clean. The room is not big, but it is quite comfortable to sleep. This place is a small city, opposite the hotel is a church, you can go and see. The hotel does not provide breakfast; If you want breakfast and a separate bar in the hotel, be sure to order their special fresh tomato sauce with crisp toast.

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.