Hotels near Torres Blancas in Madrid

This is an old style business hotel. Rooms are very big, bathroom has two tone marble tiles, door has a chainlock, so it's from that generation of hotel. Has a room safe and kettle though, with a view is of a busy road below. It's located in a suburb of Madrid, some few km from the major attractions but near a bus and metro station. Room was very comfortable but could hear road traffic even from the 6th floor. Staff are friendly and helpful and there are many restaurants and cafes just nearby as well as a supermarket. The nearby bus station at Av America has a bus service to the airport so it's ideal if you're flying off the next day.

I have to say I found the hotel charming and the whimsical ways they have decorated the rooms really adds to one’s visit. None of the boring cookie cutter rooms food in many other places here of course that runs the risk of displeasing some people who don’t like things out of the ordinary though if you are someone who does you are in for a treat. Every aspect of our stay beyond that was what you Willy expect of a 5 star hotel in a major city exceptional cleanliness service and comfort.

A taxi from the airport is around 20 Euros. The location is OK. It is also close to the subway. The hotel environment is also good. It feels like a homestay. There is a microwave oven, induction cooker, etc. in the room. The breakfast is Western-style. The Chinese may be used to drinking some milk. Others I am not used to, haha. The waiter is fluent in English, The whole is good, it is recommended!

I have just come home from staying here for three days, my initial views were good for this hotel, I am afraid looking back I was wrong. The service I received was fine, but to be charged £340 for three nights which converts to £288, £95 a night I feel is outrageous and most definitely would not stay here again. I feel very annoyed with myself for agreeing to stay here for three nights. I have not been out of the UK for two years and eight months so this was very important to me. I had not booked in advance, just went to Alicante and thought I could find a hotel, it was very hot, I was feeling tired, I do not think I was thinking straight.😰but I do blame myself entirely. She said it was a special offer so I would have breakfast free, but I can assure you the breakfast was extremely mediocre, I did not choose to have breakfast on the last day, so getting it free and paying £95 a night is irrelevant. They did not have fresh milk, it was long life milk, The bread was stale, the sausages in the hot section look liked they came out of a can and cold, the scrambled egg was cold, the bacon in the hot plate was 99% fat and cold, all the juices they were serving were out of a packet and were very distasteful. I would rate this breakfast as a two-star hotel and indeed I would say probably one of the worst breakfasts I have had in a hotel in my lifetime. I have travelled the world and stayed in many hotels so I do have some experience, I would probably say this hotel is worth £60 pounds a night maximum, then one could accept what I received as acceptable, to charge £95 a night again I am going to say is very disappointing and outrageous. I also strongly recommend to anyone going to Alicante do not stay at this hotel for £95 a night, it is only worth about £60. Another point I would like to make the building noise outside over the three days was shocking, even with all the doors closed, the noise from the building noise and the bars across the road was horrendous and I paid £95 a night for this. Another very important point not out of the UK for two years and eight months, I am. 70 years old, have underlining health conditions and the staff working in the hotel could not even be courteous enough to put a face mask on or advise anyone to wear a face mask, I was the only one in the hotel with a face mask on, this is disgraceful and something they should not be proud of. I suppose if you are young and you do not have any health conditions you can just have this type of attitude. I felt exposed, frightened, and worried about catching Covid in this hotel. I have to say shame on you for putting me through this. I paid you £95 a night to make me feel like this. Spain went through a very difficult time during Covid, I also know it is not compulsory now to wear a mask, but you should be more professional and you should think about your vulnerable customers. Another point I would like to make, I travelled around several hotels whilst I stayed at your hotel for th

Rafaelhoteles Ventas is in a good location, close to the metro station (El Carmen). Hygiene is good, bed linen is changed daily. Breakfast is according to the ”buffet table” principle, but it is monotonous and with a small selection. The staff is friendly and accommodating.

A very neat and tidy business style hotel. The receptionist was very efficient and profesional. The was a very minimal breakfast area providing tea's and coffee and maybe some simple foods. The was a vending machines with the usual snacks but also reasonably priced, substantial, fresh-looking sandwiches. The room for three was large, clean and comfy. Everything was in good tip top working order. Unfortunately, the hotel did not pick up the phone and we had to contact them via the Trip.com app, who's service was commendable. The operator was I talked to was very calming and effective, so a big thank you to them.

This is a budget hotel so might not suit some travelers. Also because of the distance to the main hum of Madrid is probably not suitable for people with walking disabilities. All this said, a spotlessly clean hotel, very good and helpful staff. Basic breakfast but plenty of choise. Great ensuite rooms. Lift access to all floors. Free WiFi in communal areas. My room although on the front (123) was very quiet at all times. Public buses (very cheap) from outside to the Bullring and metro stations to get to the centre of Madrid. Taxis outside and are not expensive. Uber taxis to order quickly To sum up, value would be hard to beat but a good 20 minutes by bus or cab from centre of Madrid.

Very clean and tidy public areas and rooms. The shower was a bit uncomfortable and dark. The employees take it very seriously. The surrounding street is a regulated parking area, although it is difficult to find a location at certain times.

It is in a nice neighbourhood, within a 5-10 minute walk to the metro, and the stop is well connected for heading downtown. It's a clean, very serviceable business hotel. You hear muffled noises from other rooms and the hallway, and the pillows are flat, even with their pillow menu. For a weekday stay, it's well priced.

I recently stayed at this Novotel hotel for a business trip. Unfortunately, the check-in experience was quite disappointing. They asked me to have a seat and promised to assist me shortly. However, if the staff member attending to you is occupied with premium clients, you'll be left forgotten in a corner. It was disheartening to see other guests who arrived after me being served before me. Moreover, the way the queue was managed was problematic since even if another staff member was available, they didn't approach you spontaneously. This was not what I expected from a Novotel. The hotel is shared between two brands: Ibis Styles on the lower floors and Novotel on the higher ones, with a common lobby. Consequently, the hotel felt very family-oriented and noisy, lacking the usual upscale atmosphere associated with Novotel. On a positive note, the room itself was clean, spacious, and adequate. However, the combination of two hotels into one and the underwhelming check-in experience did not impress me. I will not consider staying at this hotel for my future trips to Madrid. Therefore, I cannot recommend it.