La Casa de la Tuerta Die Terrasse der 7 Türme

76m2 apartment located on the second floor of the building, accommodation with capacity for 6 people. Distributed in 2 rooms, one of them with a queen size bed, the second room with 2 90 size beds, a living room with a sofa bed and a full kitchen, as well as 1 bathroom. Large private terrace with outdoor furniture. Air Conditioning/Heating || 3 Televisions || Bedding and Towels || Bathroom and kitchen amenities || Free Wi Fi || Cradle || Hair dryer



76m2 apartment located on the second floor of the building, accommodation with capacity for 6 people. Distributed in 2 rooms, one of them with a queen size bed, the second room with 2 90 size beds, a living room with a sofa bed and a full kitchen, as well as 1 bathroom.

Large private terrace with outdoor furniture.

Air Conditioning/Heating || 3 Televisions || Bedding and Towels || Bathroom and kitchen amenities || Free Wi Fi || Cradle || Hair dryer

Check in: 15:00h / 3pm

Check out: 11:00h / 11 am

La Casa de la Tuerta is a building that houses a total of 6 tourist apartments with great detail.

Archaeological remains have been preserved, with roofs rescued from chapels, and ceramics from the 16th century.

This house, in ancient times, belonged to several infantages, as the 18th century tile on the façade says. One of them welcomed a young Princess of Eboli on her way through Toledo and for a few years.



76m2 apartment located on the second floor of the building, accommodation with capacity for 6 people. Distributed in 2 rooms, one of them with a queen size bed, the second room with 2 90 size beds, a living room with a sofa bed and a full kitchen, as well as 1 bathroom. Large private terrace with outdoor furniture. Air Conditioning/Heating || 3 Televisions || Bedding and Towels || Bathroom and kitchen amenities || Free Wi Fi || Cradle || Hair dryer La Casa de la Tuerta is a building that houses a total of 6 tourist apartments with great detail. Archaeological remains have been preserved, with roofs rescued from chapels, and ceramics from the 16th century. This house, in ancient times, belonged to several infantages, as the 18th century tile on the façade says. One of them welcomed a young Princess of Eboli on her way through Toledo and for a few years.