Hello! We are a team passionate about hospitality, and we love opening the doors of our apartments to travelers from all over the world. More than just offering you a place to sleep, we want to provide an experience you’ll remember—comfortable, authentic, and full of thoughtful details just for you. We care for every corner as if we were the ones staying there, because we believe that small gestures make a big difference. Whether you're seeking rest, adventure, or inspiration, we're here for you—with great recommendations, warm attention, and a smile always ready. We know you have many places to choose from, but we’d love for you to pick ours… and to leave already looking forward to coming back. It will be a pleasure to host you!

Welcome to La casa del Tránsito! This beautiful holiday apartment is a true gem—charming, practical, comfortable, bright, and modern—it has it all! Its decor creates a warm and timeless atmosphere, with neutral colors that strike the perfect balance between sophistication and simplicity. Natural light floods the entire space, highlighting every detail and reflecting off the white-painted walls and ceilings. The wooden beams on the ceiling add a rustic yet modern touch—a typical feature of traditional homes in Toledo. This bright apartment is accessed through a typical Toledan courtyard, which leads directly into the open-plan living room, dining area, and kitchen. The dominant white color throughout the home enhances the brightness and sense of space, guiding you toward the bedroom area—a cozy and inviting retreat full of subtle charm. The main bedroom stands out for its comfort and simple, clean lines. The furniture features straight, modern shapes, while the soft textures—plush bedding and decorative cushions—add warmth and character to the room.

We are located in the heart of Toledo's Jewish Quarter, a place where you can relive the splendor of the Jewish era and visit its impressive monuments. The most notable are the only two surviving synagogues: the Synagogue of El Tránsito and Santa María la Blanca, both of which have since been converted into Catholic churches. Between these two synagogues lies the house of a wealthy Jewish man. It is said that its owner, the Jew Ishaq, helped finance Columbus’s voyage to the Indies by lending money to Queen Isabella in exchange for her jewels. Just about 100 meters away, you’ll find the Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes, built by order of the Catholic Monarchs and considered one of the finest examples of Spanish-Flemish Gothic architecture. In the same neighborhood, you can visit the house and workshop of sculptor Victorio Macho, now a museum. Its location, overlooking the cliffs of the Tagus River, is truly impressive. Just 40 meters away, a must-see stop is The El Greco House and Museum, which displays highly valuable works of art. Not far from the neighborhood, you’ll also find Santo Tomé Church, where you can admire El Greco’s masterpiece: The Burial of the Count of Orgaz.