Hotels in Madrid

"Decent Hotel that is approximately 15-20 minutes from Madrid's main airport. There are no local shops or restaurants and for this they exploit the opportunity by charging 3-4 times the normal retail price for drinks and snacks in the vending machine on the ground floor. Restaurant left little to be desired on the menu. To get to central Madrid, like areas such as Sol you will need to exit the hotel to reach the main road, cross over (don't forget this) and catch most of the available buses to the metro station and then continue your journey by metro for 7-8 stops. So a transport card is recommended for a few days travelling around. Rooms are a little spacious and are clean but have no in-room safe leaving you to juggle your valuables and to secure them in your luggage. Overall a decent stay at a ”no-frills” hotel that is priced really well. Expect the price to go up once they add more amenities such as complimentary bottled water, a safe and a mini-bar."

"The hotel is far away from the city center but public transportations are nearby so pretty convenient. I traveled solo and was put in a room with 2 twin beds pushed together so I’d asked to change me to a one queen but the front desk guy said they’re all booked, although it seemed pretty empty on a Monday. The room I stayed in didn’t have a bathtub but the design was really nice with a great view. The lights were very complicated to use because they had too many things going on so sometimes the lights in the room turn on out of no where in the middle of the night extra bright. The room had cool technologies though like automatic blinds that blackout the room, vanity lights, and rainfall showers. You pretty much don’t know what kind of designs the room you get will have so it might not be for everyone who must have certain things-might be better to go with a chain brand. The room had weird things like 3 landline phones-one by the bed, one on the tv wall, and one near the toilet in case you need to order room service while pooping I guess. The hotel amenities like the pool were closed and chairs were covered and certain areas seemed rundown for a 5-star hotel. Overall, ok experience."

"Right in the centre of Gran Via. Next to Ray Ban and Zara store. Perfect base. 001 bus from Madrid train station stops in front of the hotel and the metro stop Gran Via Callelllo stop is in front of the hotel. The facilities are cleaned regularly. Each room has an A&C or fan. The WiFi is also very strong. A really good hotel with great facilities and affordable."

"The experience of staying in a B&B in Madrid is really not good. The main problem is the service. I booked two nights, and the flight was more than ten hours. I arrived at the door at more than ten in the morning, but I didn’t receive the check-in password and other information until the afternoon. It is said that you must wait until the check-in time of three in the afternoon to send an email. But I saw with my own eyes that the second group of new guests with luggage could check in early. When I contacted directly, they said that because they did not book on the hotel platform, they could not provide the best price and service. I felt very offended. Thanks to the customer service staff of Ctrip’s overseas department, who actively communicated and coordinated throughout the process, and gave compensation. Although I still waited for several hours and checked in at the time they specified, Ctrip was okay. It is recommended that Ctrip change its overseas suppliers in Spain. Finally, based on my many stays, I do not recommend B&Bs in Madrid."

"The location is very good, right next to Retiro Park, and the room assigned to us was also large, with a microwave and kitchenware. The downside is that the air conditioning in the room is not very powerful. Even if I keep turning it on in the middle of the night, I still wake up due to the heat. In addition, friends who stay in this hotel for travel may also consider not buying all transportation cards, because the closest to this hotel is the Cercanía train, and transportation will be more convenient if you purchase tickets separately. See you next time in Madrid!"

"Overall. The hotel is near Puerta del Sol, there is access control, ring the bell or swipe the card to enter, feeling safe. The first floor is bright and warm, the first impression is not bad, the receptionist is older and the attitude is average. Enter the room to see that the facilities and sanitation are generally the same, it seems to be a private house renovation. The elevator is very fun. Press the button of the building. It will slowly rise or fall to this floor, and then quickly open the elevator door, otherwise it will leave. The first time I took this elevator, I didn't see it at first, and I climbed two floors with my suitcase."

"First of all, the location is excellent, just a 5-minute walk from the Prado Museum and a 10-minute walk from Puerta del Sol, which is commendable. However, the room smelled strongly after renovations. The hotel also insisted on charging an extra €55 for bringing my daughter, who's under 11. This is incomprehensible. We've traveled all the way from Amsterdam, Brussels, Cologne, Frankfurt, and Madrid, and we've never encountered such treatment. Hilton and Marriott hotels don't charge extra for bringing children, and the Frankfurt Hilton even offered a free extra bed. We booked a so-called superior king room with a street view, but if you look closely at the room pictures, you can only see the balcony of the building opposite, with no street view at all. Beware! We tipped €50 from check-in to check-out. The bellhop was incredibly helpful. This hotel has a large staircase, so travelers with a lot of luggage should be aware of this pitfall. 😂😂"

"It is incredible, 10 cleaning, next to the door of the sun, the staff very careful and friendly when you ask him something about the city, I recommend it"

"I would have wanted to say 10/10 in fact until the last minute it was so but my transport goes out at 6 pm and there is no one at reception at that time and the door was blocked (rotated) Without the possibility of going out with card or button ..... The Lord of Uber helped me force the door to get out right when the police told us we could do it, we call all the phones we had from the hotel and no one answered. I think if they put out autonomous should consider having a security guard at that time or a normal type emergency access because I was going to search the train but imagine if there was a real incense or emergency ...... that needs to improve it absolutely already"