Casa de los Mozárabes

Six apartments around a courtyard

The Casa de los Mozárabes is a centuries-old building in Toledo's old town, at Callejón de Menores 10, renovated and divided into six apartments over three floors around a cobbled courtyard with flowerpots. It is a few metres from Zocodover and the Primate Cathedral. It is accommodation for those who want a house with a kitchen in the centre: families, two couples together or groups who get around the old town on foot.

One by one

Ground floor 1: 65 m², up to six people; a bedroom with a queen bed, another with two beds and a sofa bed in the living room. Ground floor 2: 49 m², up to four; a bedroom with a queen bed and a sofa bed in the living room. It is the smallest. First floor 3: 68 m², up to six; queen bed, a bedroom with two beds and a sofa bed. First floor 4: 65 m², up to six; three bedrooms, two with a queen bed and one with two beds, with no need for the sofa bed. Second floor 5: 89 m², up to six; queen bed, a bedroom with two beds and a sofa bed. Second floor 6: 89 m², up to six; three bedrooms, two with a queen bed and one with two beds.

If there are six adults and nobody wants the sofa, ask for First floor 4 or Second floor 6, both with three bedrooms.

All have high-speed wifi, air conditioning, Smart TV, an equipped kitchen and bathroom, and cleaning service. The website does not publish prices outside the booking engine; it advertises a 20% discount for stays of four nights or more.

Service and arrival

Service is by phone and WhatsApp on 925 583 614, Monday to Sunday from 10:00 to 20:00. The website does not give check-in and check-out times, nor say anything about pets: ask when you book, and agree an arrival time if you arrive late.

The car, outside

The historic centre is reserved almost entirely for residents. If you arrive by car, leave it in a paid public car park inside the old town or in one of the free ones outside and walk or take the escalators; the house has a guide to where to park on its blog. By train or bus from Madrid, the city bus drops you at Zocodover and from there it is a few minutes' walk.

From the door, the Primate Cathedral and Santo Tomé are a walk away, and for eating, Alfileritos 24 is open all day.