Kimkim Trip Reviews

The hotel is in a great location on the Spanish Steps. Drinks in the courtyard at sunset was fantastic. However it is hard to access with luggage via a tiny elevator. The rooms whilst very nice were all quite different eg: our room had an extremely small bathroom but a big bedroom. The hotel only has eight rooms and is one floor is a residential building.

Great location close to the old town and the beach/port area. Rooms were spacious, clean, and staff were very helpful. Very quiet of a night to sleeping was easy.

An excellent B&B in the Barberini area. Modern, clean comfortable rooms. Staff were very caring and helpful.

The tour was too big and it was hard to hear the guide. Going to the Coliseum at 11 was too late on the day as the coliseum gets very crowded. We visited the Forum and Palatine Hill before and this could have been done first

The guide was knowledgeable and spoke well. We only passed by the art in the Vatican Museum with little time to appreciate it. We did not see the Raphael room or the Caravaggio’s. It felt like the Vatican Museum was the conveyor belt to the Sistine Chapel. The crush in the Sistine Chapel was awful. The tour of St Peters was good. Having been to Rome previously and seen the Museum etc, I know how good the experience can be. Too many people in small spaces.

Great guide and transport. The guide wasvery knowledgeable and funny. we arrived as the gates opened, so we beat the crowds. Pompeii was an amazing experience and 1/2 say was plenty of time to see the key things.

What a wonderful way to see the Amalfi coast and the towns of Positano and Amalfi. The boat was excellent for 10-12 people. The time we had in both Amalfi and Positano was enough to get a taste of both places. We every had a couple of beers/wines on the trip and this was much appreciated. However a hotel pickup would have been appreciated as we had a 20 minute walk to from the pick up point.

At best it’s a fast ferry not a hydrofoil. The trip to Capri was fine but timing of the return trip changed without notice. At one stage we were wondering how we would get home. In the end we got a later ferry. While Capri is nice, it’s very expensive to eat and drink. The Blue Grotto closed in the early afternoon allegedly due to high tide but we suspect it closed due to lack of people.

We organised a cooking class and we had a wonderful day.

Motel rather than hotel

It's a fantastic place to stay. The hotel, room, pool and restaurant & food were all great. Incredible views from our room. Staff & service nice, agreeable. Nothing to add but the fabulous sunset! I would stay here again.

This is a nice hotel with agreeable and helpful staff. We stayed there twice, two nights at the start of our October 2024 SE Asia visit and one night at the end since we used Hanoi as a gateway for our tour. The hotel is very conveniently situated in the old town and great as a starting point for that part of Hanoi and further afield. Staying there makes it easy to experience the local atmosphere! There is a nice rooftop bar and restaurant together with the breakfast room. Everything we ate there was good but not fine dining (breakfasts and evening meal). There are also plenty of places to eat outside too. For our first stay we had a 4th floor room which was a nice size and with a balcony (the shower was ok but had a slippery floor). For our second visit, we stayed in a 5th floor room which had a large balcony, nice bathroom and sauna. The rooms were very clean. A good place to stay when visiting Hanoi.

We used Doris Cruise for the Ha Long Bay part of our Vietnam tour. We had a "Junior Double Suite Sea View with Private Balcony" which we thought was very nice and comfortable with a good bathroom and nice secluded balcony. This was good since it was on the second floor away from the sea - from time to time there were small rowing/motor boats stopping and trying to sell drinks and souvenirs who did not understand "no thank you". The cruise ship was nicely designed and decorated and very clean. We liked the jacuzzi situated in the bow and had a good soak there whilst most other people went on the visits (we didn't do those). Staff were agreeable and extremely helpful. The restaurant was nicely designed and allowed good sight seeing whilst at lunch. The food was ok, we did find the buffet a little bit limited and it was not always replaced in a timely manner. There were two downsides for us, one was the cost of the drinks, in particular, the wine, even for Vietnam was ridiculously expensive, much of it at 40-60€ a bottle! The second, was the long tender trip out to and back from the cruise ship which ate into the stay somewhat (40-50 minutes each way). Overall though, the cadre of the visit and the incredible scenery made the trip certainly memorable!

The hotel has a "baroque" architectural style and we did appreciate the size and cleanliness of our comfortable room (and the view since we were on an upper floor). The rest of the hotel was clean and comfortable too, the swimming pool (top floor) was super with good views of the city, again nice to relax with a swim after a days' sightseeing! A pity the hammam and sauna were not working. The breakfast was good with plenty of choice. It was necessary to choose your breakfast timing a bit since there were several tour groups staying at the same time as us which sometimes made the breakfast restaurant crowded and tables were not always cleared away in a timely manner. However, that's a problem often encountered in hotels and I will say that the staff were quick to replenish the buffet - so avoided a downside of sharing with tour groups. The hotel was situated in a good location and a brief walk found plenty of restaurants to choose from in the evening. Overall our stay was a positive experience.

We stayed at the Riverside Villas & Apartments, Hoi An for one night on October 11 , 2024. Our hotel room was quiet but small and cramped (nowhere to store our cases conveniently) but it was very clean with a reasonable bathroom. The hotel staff were polite and it had a nice pool. The breakfast was fine. We found a nice restaurant (Firefly Garden) 3-400 m from the hotel (there were plenty of others around too). Overall our stay was ok - however, the hotel is 2-3 km outside the main tourist area of Hoi An and it was just a pity that it was so far from the town centre.

This hotel has an interesting modern stylish design and was very clean everywhere with very friendly & polite staff. We particularly liked our upper floor bedroom which was a reasonable size with a comfortable bed and decent shower & toilet. The hotel was well located in Saigon with easy access to the town centre and places to eat (~8-900 metres). The breakfast area was on the top floor with a spectacular view of the city and plenty of space - staff were very efficient and agreeable. Breakfast was decent with a good selection and choice. We enjoyed our stay in this hotel, It might apparently only have 3 stars but we were happy with our stay and it's certainly a good choice for a short touring visit of the Saigon area.

This really is an excellent hotel, possibly the best place we stayed in during our whole SE Asia tour. The style was modern, an elegant boutique hotel. Our room was a medium size but comfortable, well equipped and with a decent shower/bathroom; it was very clean. The hotel's staff were very polite and helpful with attention to detail. There were some nice touches such as the efforts they made for decorating the hotel for the fire boat festival. The pool and bar area was excellent and the restaurant agreeable to use with a nice atmosphere (it covered breakfast and all other meals). The hotel was conveniently located and a short walk or ride into the main areas of Luang Prabang and we would happily stay there again.

This is a decent hotel with friendly staff. Our room was a good size and was very clean. There were plenty of plugs! The restaurant and service was good (we only had breakfast). We particularly liked the pool which was in very agreeable, exotic surroundings and marvelous for cooling off after a day travelling and visiting! The hotel was in a good location, 2 minutes walk from the main road through Ninh Binh, good for a stroll and with lots of restaurants. I would definitely stay there another time.

As part of our SE Asia tour including Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, we stayed at this hotel in Siem Reap, Cambodia for two nights, October 14 & 15, 2024. We were extremely disappointed with the quality of the room in the Hari Residence, it was really bad. I've refrained from giving details because it doesn't come close to any of the other rooms we had during our tour and don't want to seen as overreacting - but I can supply those if you wish. The only reason I give this place one star is because of the breakfast room staff who were polite and courteous.

Another nice drive there with plenty to see. Lunch was interesting, our first try at Goat wraps! Following on, two great visits to the Mua Cave and those... steps.., and Tam Coc and the boat ride (watch your head in the caves...).

Boarding and sailing out to the cruise ship on the tender was rather long and slow if picturesque.

A visit to the water puppets was amongst the first activities of our Hanoi visit. We visited the Thang Long theatre opposite the Hoàn Kiếm Lake and old town. The visit lasts about an hour and has several different scenes each of a few minutes in length. An example would be the retelling of the Hoan Kiem Lake legend - the story of a magical sword together with the turtle. We were impressed by the skills of the puppet operators and this was really a wonderful experience and well worth a visit.

A lot of driving today. Traffic in Vietnam is somewhat slower than we anticipated and we were happy to take a break on the way to the mountain pass at Dừng Nghỉ Đèo Thung Khe (as per Google Maps). Here, we saw local food of all forms available to eat and we sampled some of those more to our taste such as sticky rice and Jackfruit. On our way again, we stopped for lunch with Jay and his family (the "Memories Homestay"). We were given a wonderful home cooked, authentic lunch and learnt about their family and the Hmong way of life. After lunch a great walk around the village to admire the scenery - amongst all that, we saw the local rice harvest being dried in the open air.

We started with a trip along the Perfume River to see the Thien Mu Pagoda and Buddhist temple. Next up the Hué morning market. This was followed by a good walk around the Hue Imperial City before lunch. In the afternoon we visited the Mausoleum of Emperor Tu Duc, then Huong Non Tram Huong Hue - Incense Village. All in all a good days visit and we saw and experienced many memorable things and sensations. The only downside was the torrential rain but that was certainly beyond anybody's control!

Our first city visit during our SE Asia tour in October 2024 was Hanoi. Our guide, Mai, provided us with a good overview of the sights. Our tour included, Tran Quoc Pagoda, the Museum of Ethnology (particularly interesting, including the village and houses outside section) and a Vietnamese lacquer art workshop and gallery. After lunch, our visit took us to the Temple of Literature before rounding off with the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. The tour gave us a good overview of some of the major sites in Hanoi.

Just like boarding, this was a bit long... Our pick up and driver was good. The drive to Hanoi Airport was ok and there was plenty to see.

This day was mainly in two parts, 1) the drive from Hué to Hoi An and 2) sightseeing in Hoi An. We enjoyed the drive to Hoi An. This passed via the lagoon at Thua Thien where we stopped for 30 minutes for a coffee and sightseeing, via Da Nang (quite interesting to drive though) and finally with a climb to the mountain pass (~480 metres) at Hai Vân Quan where we stopped for 15 minutes sightseeing before continuing to Hoi An. We really the enjoyed this drive, our two stops were quite fascinating and culturally different to each other, so certainly worth the stops. The final part of our day was a three hour look at Hoi An including lunch and being dropped off at our hotel.

The whole evening experience (meal, location and the dance show) was very positive and definitely worthwhile. The dance show was divided into a series of set pieces related to local culture and fascinating; the meal was very good quality with excellent service. We can definitely recommend this experience to other travellers.

This was one of our favorite days during our holiday. We saw many temples but each totally different. Starting with our 5am first visit to see the sunrise at Angkor Wat following on to the other temples, all close by. Our guide, Su did a great job of explaining the differences between them and their history. It's difficult to identify a preference between views and experiences. maybe we have just a slight bias towards the Temple of Ta Prohm, AKA the "Tomb Raider Temple" which was particularly amazing! Or, just maybe the Hindu temple of Banteay Srei that we visited on the previous day... However, this was an unmissable day :)

Our flight was delayed so there wasn't time to see the Roluos temple. However, the Banteay Srei and Banteay Samre temples were frankly awesome. As our guide Su explained, Banteay Srei really is a gem! Later in the evening we finished with a walking tour around Siem Reap and the night market. Overall, a good day.

Our guide Johnny picked us up from our hotel at 8 am for our tour of the Mekong Delta. It was about a 3 hour drive, including a biobreak before our first stop to visit a brick factory at Lò Gạch Phú Tự (according to Google Maps). We saw how the local brick making was done, from the clay to the kiln firing process. Following that we transferred to a river boat along the Ben Tre River (and a fresh coconut drink!). In a tributary of the river we visited a small company making coconut based sweets and other products. There were demonstrations of the different processes- we also explored the craftsmen's shop including tasting the snake wine! (like strange saké). Continuing down the river we stopped and walked a couple of km to a Homestay for lunch (very copious it was too). Our final experience in Ben Tre was a short 15 minute ride in a longboat before heading back to Saigon. All in all, a great day out, made even better by our fantastic guide, Johnny who was a really experienced and helpful person. Possibly the best guide we have ever had on our travels.

Today's activities started with a 06h30 start to see the daily morning alms giving ritual to the Buddhist monks. This was quite particular and a very original experience. Following on from this we visited the morning market; this was one of the most diverse local markets we have seen and was a quite unforgettable experience. Following breakfast at our hotel we were driven to the Luang Prabang historic area to start our boat trip up the Mekong River to the Pak Ou Caves. On the way (1h20) we stopped at Chang Hai, a small village selling local whiskey and clothing. We continued for about another 30 minutes (1h50 and about 25 km total) to the caves. Pak Ou Caves are certainly an original experience since they are only accessible from the Mekong River, there are thousands of Buddha statues of all sizes to be found inside and on several levels, truly amazing to see! On the way back to Luang Prabang we stopped at the Nalongkone Shop where we learnt how to make "Sa" paper, their speciality. After lunch we drove to the Kuang Si Falls (about an hour). This was an incredible site - a series of cascading pools which were milky turquoise coloured. The whole site is very large with a spectacular water chute at the top and was well worth the visit.

We started the tour with a visit to the temple, "Wat May Souvannapoumaram" and after that the national museum to see another ornate temple "Haw Phra Bang" and the royal palace. The temples were very impressive and we liked the royal palace particularly which had plenty of historical information about the royal family (as was). After lunch we moved on to the very old temple "Wat Xiengthong" where the site has been developed since the 1550s. It was quite hot by then so we took a break for a few hours then met our guide again early evening to walk around the historical region downtown to the see the Fireboat Festival and animations. I must say we had a splendid evening there.

Absolutely loved this hotel! Great service and wonderful breakfast. Vera greeted us every morning for breakfast and was the sweetest.

Great location to fly out the next day. Dining was nice and staff was very friendly.

Front desk staff was great and always very friendly. Breakfast was good and staff was very accommodating to an allergy.

Paulo was the absolute best! We had a wonderful day. Paulo is very knowledgeable about his beautiful country, fun to be with and so gracious.

Our guide was Fernando and we had a great day with him. Beautiful part of the country, fun stories and yummy food.

Loved the town of Sintra! and then we visited the Monserrate Palace with its beautiful gardens. Could have spent the whole day here, beautiful and not a lot of people which made it even better.

I stayed at a lovely hotel in Monteverde, and it was a fantastic experience. The property is surrounded by beautiful greenery, which made for an incredibly relaxing atmosphere. The staff were all very friendly and welcoming, making me feel right at home. Breakfast was delicious, offering a great start to each day. While the walk to the main souvenir shop area took about 15 minutes and included a steep slope, there were some convenient supermarkets and restaurants located near the hotel. Overall, it was a peaceful and enjoyable stay, perfect for anyone looking to unwind in nature while still having easy access to local amenities.

I had an amazing stay at a beautiful hotel surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant flowers. The location was fantastic, with easy access to the beach, which made it perfect for both relaxation and adventure. I even tried surfing right in front of the hotel, and the waves were powerful—perfect for a thrilling surf session! On top of that, one of the most memorable parts of my stay was the incredible wildlife. I was thrilled to spot wild sloths sleeping in the trees right on the hotel grounds, along with many wild monkeys, colorful birds, and iguanas. Exploring the property and observing all the animals was a delightful experience. To top it off, I was pleasantly surprised to see fireflies lighting up the garden at night—a magical touch that made my stay even more special. Overall, this hotel is a nature lover’s paradise and a great spot for surf enthusiasts, offering a unique blend of comfort and the wonders of wildlife. Highly recommended for anyone who loves being close to nature and the ocean!

Hotel is centrally located to the harbor and all shops and restaurants. The room is clean and quiet even with balcony, you could barely hear any noise from outside. Staff at the reception and restaurant are all courteous and kind, always wearing smiles. Highly recommended!

Fufu and Maria have been very courteous and welcoming. Always has suggestions and recommendations for us to try. Hotel is tiny but clean and quiet while centrally located at the city centre.

Waaahhh, this place is perfect to pause and relax. Christos and Eva have been both extremely warm and friendly! Christos was always helpful, he toured us around, gave us recommendations where to eat, gave us directions where to walk around. He kept us safe althroughout our tour around Santorini, making sure we have the best experience. Hotel was quiet and serene, away from the busy villages. It was kept clean everyday. Foods served were fresh every morning. Overall, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

The best hike ever! It was all worth it with the majestic view of nature, God’s handiwork!

It can get crowded but overall a great experience!

Apostolos our guide was amazing! Kept us safe althroughout the tour. Very kind and friendly.

This was our favorite hotel of the trip. The location was great. The breakfast was delicious. the decor was fun and modern. Bed and linens were comfy and the room had nice space.

We are giving this hotel 5 stars as well. The location was not only beautiful but also walking distance to many restaurants. The rooms were spacious and well kept and the beds were comfortable. We had a balcony with a lovely view of the ocean. The decor was a little old fashioned for my taste. That is just a matter of opinion. We like it to be a little more modern. They have a wonderful spa onsite with a sauna, steam shower and indoor pool. You do not have to pay extra to use these and there isn't a resort fee. That was a very special treat. Once again the breakfast was delicious. We were lucky to have good weather so we could sit outside at the pool. Lastly, we rented a car and parking was a bit difficult. The hotel does not offer parking so you need to park on the street. It is safe, it just takes time to find a spot sometimes.

This was our least favorite hotel. I will start with that it was clean and the bed was comfortable. Again, the pictures are a bit deceiving. It looks light and bright, but in fact the room is very dark and old. Carpet is old, the decor is old. The location was pretty good, but I would've liked to have been in a more modern hotel. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The breakfast was good too.

The pictures of the rooms in this hotel are a bit deceiving. The rooms are not that bright or spacious. They were darker and smaller. The lobby of the hotel is light and bright. The people at the front desk were not very nice and seemed irritated that we were talking to them. However, they did seem friendlier to others, maybe they didn't like that we were American, seemed a bit weird. But everything was clean and everything worked. Breakfast was good. Location was pretty good. I would've liked to stay in a more modern hotel closer to a more interesting part of the city.

We loved our host Carla. She was fun and bubbly and had lots of information. We loved all the tapas restaurants she took us to.

Overall this was a good experience. I was hoping to learn a little bit more about the location and the history. That may just be my preference. It also really wasn't a hike. I think it would've been if the people on the tour wanted to or could. But, because they couldn't we didn't hike up. We did walk down from the top, so that was good.

Rooms were clean, staff was wonderfully friendly and informative. Great location and they have an incredible breakfast. We have done a lot of traveling, and this was the best breakfast we have ever seen.

Thoroughly enjoyed this show. It was a nice break from visiting temples. A great performance and a great cause.

Pretty centrally located over central train station - which created some strange and congestion around the hotel Very nice breakfast Room was efficient but not luxury Hotel staff very helpful

Room great - plenty of space near bar and lobby for private gathering Concierge - fantastic Location great

Room was very good - hallways a bit narrow and dark Spa - steam room and sauna and small gym nice bonus location good Problem with room keys - wouldn't give us two keys on check-in- had to manage key inventory - keys didn't;t work several times - Front desk staff ok

Tour guide amazing - she guided us through travel logistics, e-biking in a heavy tourist area - kept us on schedule

very nice sailing to the winery - long enough to experience sailing on a perfect day

Our tour guide was amazing - very knowledgeable - pointed out items not well known to casual observer

Our tour guide tried his hardest to get us into his favorite tapas bars - we couldn't get into the very good ones - we ended up doing way too much walking Being a Monday - seems some of the tapas bars were closed and the good ones too crowded to get into

Food market visit and Paella cooking with veggies and desert was amazing

cruise was fine on a rainy night - very few customers - staff conversed mainly with French visitors - not English speaking Appetizers and wine - mediocre Reception in the rain was confusing - waiting for another staff member to show up before we could board the cruise

Our tour guide was amazing - the visit to the largest sand dune was amazing - our tour guide gave great local insights - stories and recommendations where we could experience the best oysters ever back in Bordeaux

We had the same tour guide for our wine tours and Archanon Sand dune visit - he is a local and the best tour guide ever experienced

Same tour guide with local experience and expert knowledge of wine Simply an amazing experience e-biking in the Saint-Emilon area Great lunch and wine Simply a great experience !!!

This was a truly amazing experience in the home of the chef Marthe - we made duck, salad and chocolate desert that were just amazing - she took us to the market and pointed out vendors where we bought items of high quality and low cost She is a reference openly for future questions and receipes Amazing experience

Tour guide was amazing - very knowledgeable customized tour to our interests in greek and renaissance eras Early closing rushed us at the end - caught tour guide off guard a bit - but still got most of interesting items reviewed

As expected - this was a heavy tourist experience - guide just dropped us off at expedited entrance and left without much guidance - not much expected

Expected a small tour experience - per our itinerary on Kim Kim 500 people scrambling for best seats not a pleasurable experience We spent over an hour trying to get tickets and directions to correct pier - this is a Kim Kim error - We shouldn't have had to experience such a bad experience to get our tickets - the ticket office gave us tickets out of piety since our confirmation was for an expired previous year dinner cruise - so much confusion and anxiety Once we were situated - we enjoyed the river cruise at night -

The tour guide was amazing - we weren't sure what to expect on this tour since Notre Dame was not open yet He customized it a bit and gave us great perspective of the beginnings of Paris and the Latin Quarter A very nice tour of the Church and Concierge

What a place! The staff and the hotel were 10/10 in every way. It really is a beautiful small boutique hotel (with 4 rooms) in a brilliant Buenos Aires neighborhood.

Beautiful! We could have stayed here for weeks; it was very peaceful in beautiful surroundings. The food and spa next to the river were also just perfect.

What a 3 days in the Amazon! Just incredible. Our guide Henry was a fountain of knowledge throughout. What a location, too! The food was great, and the stunning main house where you eat is beautiful. The only thing needed was some pillows for the chairs at the tables; it would make dining much more comfortable. ;)

Stunning hotel in the center of Cusco just beautiful! Make sure you look out for the baby alpaca in the courtyard; he loves carrots! :) We loved the spa and water therapy as well; it’s a must after a long day or if you need some R&R.

Jungle hotel where you are right in it, with bouncing bridges that connect the buildings (fun)! There’s a great adults' pool overlooking the river (perfect for a few sundowners). We found it to be the perfect laid-back hotel for exploring Iguazu.

Right in the center of town, great location, and just 1 minute from the train station. It’s okay for a night with a view if you’re there to see Machu Picchu, but the rooms could use some better ventilation plus quite noisy. The staff were helpful, and oxygen is available quickly if the altitude gets to you.

Perfect city hotel right on the Pacific Ocean!

Beautiful hotel in a great location with a lovely garden. Note: our room was in a building slightly apart from main hotel building on the second floor with no elevator. The room was nice and quiet. Breakfast was delicious.

This hotel is about a 15-20 minute walk to the main part of Bordeaux (restaurants/shopping). The layout of the hotel is a bit unique. We had to go up an elevator then outside then into another building and up a set of stairs to get to our room. However room was nice, breakfast was good with ann extensive selection and the staff were all very kind.

Wonderful hotel, Fabulous restaurant at the hotel, and Luis and the front desk was soooo helpful! Thank you! Terry

Patricia was fabulous!

An excellent location and this hotel was spotless clean & extremely comfortable. The rooms and lobby had air condition. The porters couldn't do enough for us. And everyone spoke excellent English. The staff was well dress and the had a security guard in the lobby all day but i don't know why bec the location was great. It's in the bst part of town! In any event yes, I would definitely stay there again. This was our 3rd trip Rome Italy

First of all, this is a 5-star hotel and the whole staff was extremely Solicitous to us senior citizens .The restaurant won many Michlin awards. All air condition and super clean rooms & clean bathrooms through ought. They offer WHITE hand towels not paper ones.

First of all, this hotel is located in excellent section of Florence and with walking distance for just about all important sites. AND restaurants too! It's a converted church/rectory to a hotel which is very typical of most hotels in this particular area of Florence. But it also means the rooms and hallways are very large. The public spaces and rooms actually have air conditioning. The hotel rates are sensible too. not overpriced.

We had an excellent tour guide & we got to cut the entrance line bec she pre purchased our entrance tickets ahead of time. Between the colosseum & forum and lunch we spent at least 5 hours in this area. It was fantastic:)

This was just wonderful. Such a great way of seeing the city from a really different vantage point, and the stop on the rooftop for the wine at sunset was a perfect moment in the tour.

This was an amazing, relaxing experience and the attendants were so lovely. What a treat and great way to end a long, exciting trip.

Kike and all of the staff were great. We will be back.

Maître d at the hotel made us uncomfortable after an experience that we made hotel management aware of. Otherwise, it would have been 5 stars. Beatrice, the sommelier, was a superstar and we really appreciated her!

This is a must for traveling to Madrid. We also met the owner who was very kind to help us arrange transportation following the show.

Victor our tour guide was amazing. In terms of the horseback riding, we are not experienced. Our guide was there that spoke English but no one else did. This was a bit concerning as we were trying to figure out how to ride the horses... But, we managed it! The tour of the vineyard was awesome and Marta, the tour guide at the vineyard was so fun! This was one of our favorite days. Victor was very knowledgeable and made sure we had a wonderful experience.

Our tour guide was awesome with lots of knowledge. I would definitely recommend this. Next time we want to stay in Toledo for a few nights!

Tour guide was also awesome for this! It was a fun trip that focused on food and art!