Traveling to Spain? Find Madrid Autonomous Community hotels

our travel agent searched for hours/days for the best hotel in madrid based on our budget and we were very happy with the nh nacional hotel. the location was perfect, a short walk from the rail station and our arrival train into madrid, and the surrounding streets and plazas were crowded with people, shops, rastaurants and bars. the rooms are not large but more than adequate for our stay. all in all a great stay.

Travelling from Australia to the Canary Islands we decided to overnight in Madrid to see a performance of The Lion King. We therefore needed an hotel close to the Gran Via at a reasonable price and selected the Hotel Quatro Puerta del Sol based on its Agoda reviews. We were not disappointed - the hotel is ideally placed to visit Madrid, is clean and the staff very helpful and courteous. The room we were given on the top floor of the hotel had a large external terrace with views out over the city, a table, chairs and a sunlounger. The bedroom itself was well equipped, very clean, and reasonably large by Madrid inner city standards and the bathroom was equally good. The only negative was that the TV was mounted on a wall at the side of the bed and was difficult to watch from the twin beds. The biggest surprise was a very impressive breakfast in the hotel the following morning. A self service buffet with fresh fruits, breads of varying types, numerous different cereals, meats, cheeses etc - all for the price of €7 per person. Having now found this very centrally located hotel we shall definitely be staying at the Hotel Quatro Puerta del Sol again on our next visit to Madrid.

Location: Great. Note that Gran Via metro station is under renovation. However, Sol metro station (which is just a stop before Gran Via on the blue line from the Atocha train station) is only a 3 to 5 mins’ walk away. Sol metro station is where the Sol Square (Puerta del Sol) is. Hotel is walking distance to most of the tourist attractions. There are many restaurants and tapas bars nearby that open till late. The biggest advantage of the hotel is that it’s located on a smaller street next to the main crowded street/area so you won’t be disturbed by the noises at night and yet all the places are easily accessible by foot. Room: Great. Big, spacious, clean and well/newly furnished. Staff: Check-in and out was fast. Staff were polite. If there’s anything that they could do better, perhaps more could be done to introduce the places of interest to guests. Value for money: Very worth it! Highly recommended and would definitely stay in this hotel again when I’m back in Madrid.

This is the only hotel I know in Madrid. Whenever I go to Madrid, I stay there. It is very convenient for me because the metro and the train station are there. You can go to the airport by metro and it takes only 30/40 minutes. Also, if you travel to the rest of Spain (Avila, Salamanca), the train is also there, forget the hassle to find a taxi or a bus, or carry your luggage for more than 5 minutes. The hotel is very clean and the rooms are clear and with big windows. The bathroom is also very clean and the shower has a lot of pressure (even if you are on the 7th floor). There is a breakfast buffet with a lot of food. For me is perfect. The variety is great. I have read some reviews from customers that said that the food was not good. Well, in this case, these people have to go to a 3 starts Michelin. I recommend it and I will go again in March.

The hotel is conveniently located in central Madrid, in Huertas, between the Royal Palace and Plaza Mayor in one direction and the Prado Museum in the other. The area immediately around the hotel is a bit run down but a couple of blocks in either direction takes you to the restaurant/bar area of Los Latinas or towards several squares such as Plaza Mayor and Plaza del Sol which are good. Our room was very clean and modern and very spacious - the bathroom had an enormous shower! It was a bit tucked out of the way on the ground floor and only looked into an internal courtyard but given the price we paid, we couldn't complain. The staff were friendly and helpful when we had a couple of queries, speaking good English. It looks like the chain runs several other hotels in Madrid (a couple of others on the same street!) and if this was representative, they are well worth looking into.

this is definitely a hotel i would recommend to anyone visiting madrid. the room may not be huge but it is comfortable, extremely well kept, clean and well equipped. there are sufficient pillows and cushions unlike some other hotels. the service staff is very friendly, helpful and accommodating. i was supposed to check out after three nights' stay but i extended another night before departing madrid for barcelona. after a week in barcelona, my plan was to return to madrid, stay the night with a friend before flying off to asia the next day. the staff was more than happy to help look after my bags for that one day even though i would no longer be registered as their guest. what great after sales service!!! in the end i decided to just book another night with them instead of staying with my friend. in that one trip to madrid, i returned to catalonia atocha 3 times - simply because it was like 'home' away from home. as for location, it is almost accessible to all the major sites and places with just 10-15 minutes walk or by metro that is a minute away. and yes....the hotel staff willingly and patiently showed me how to get to these places. definitely catalonia atocha.

I had stayed at this hotel last summer for approximately a week and I was delighted to find out that it has kept the same standards of excellence. The hotel s strategically located in a very quiet neighborhood, away fro the bustling downtown but close enough to all facilities - metro, restaurants, convenience stores, etc. The service was impeccable at all levels, from the welcoming and friendly team manning the reception all the way to the waiters and maids. In terms of cleanliness, the rooms and common areas alike were spotless. The breakfast buffet is conveniently pen till 11:00 am and offers a great variety of food items to suit all tastes - from fried eggs, meats and tortillas to viennoiseries and fruits, and even a health food corner. All in all, this a hotel I recommend without hesitation and would certainly patronize again in the future.

the hotel is very close to bus stops and the metro. 15 min drive by taxi from the airport. the staff was really proficient in english which helped us a lot as we do not speak spanish at all. the room was beautiful - wooden floors, huge king size bed and the bathroom was really nice - we felt like vip's. the pricing of the restaurant was affordable and the food delicious. i would happily stay here again whenever i travel to madrid again and i recommend this hotel

Typical Novotel quality and service. Hotel is relatively new inside and quite spacious. Location is not right in the middle of Madrid, so there's a bit of a commute to get to the sights, but on the other hand it's quiet at night and literally 100m from the first stop of the export express bus. There are several subway stations nearby (try using Goya for quick access to the city center) and some supermarkets, restaurants, cafes etc. We arrived at 9am after a long flight and were given a room right away which was very much appreciated. Rooms are big enough with good bathroom, big TV, free bottles water and a fridge, but lacking natural light due to small windows.

I arrived in Madrid at 9:30 PM and had an early morning flight at 7. Because time was 'key' I choose to stay here. I was VERY IMPRESSED! Super easy to walk to on the bottom floor of Terminal 4. Very friendly and helpful staff who gave e me several suggestions for restaurants. The room has a very comfortable queen bed, TV, and very modern bathroom with any excellent shower. Everything is quite clean. There also was an expresso/coffee machine and had 2 cups to wake up in the morning. Yes - the fee was approx.$150 U.S., and I could have gotten a hotel 10 minutes away by train (that you get in T4) for perhaps U.S. $75, but - seriously - time was precious AND this hotel is Very Good value!

The hotel location is wonderfully situated so it is easily to grab a taxi or walk to everywhere. Even though we are in the middle of Gran Via, nothing could be heard the whole day if we close the windows. I don’t even realised it was raining one night. Staff there greets you with a smile but there should be more staff in the breakfast area. We have to pour coffee on our own as all the staff are at the kitchen preparing eggs for us. No big deal though. The housekeeping does their job very well. Always have fresh sheets and towels every day even though one of the days, we have left the hotel pretty late after 1pm. Water pressure in the shower was powerful. They even provide perfume incase you forgot about yours. There is a carrefour express downstairs so you can grab snacks or drinks anytime and a pharmacy right opposite that opens till midnight. Free jelly candies are available on the first floor and fruits infused water are available on the 7th floor which is the check in floor.

Always pleasant, i've stayed at a few Rezidor Hotels, Park Plaza Westminster in London, Radisson Blu Gautrain Hotel in Johannesburg, South Africa also at The Radisson Blu Edwardian Berkshire Hotel, London, Park Inn by Radisson Cape Town Foreshore in South Africa and now recently in Madrid and I must say all the hotels in the group i have stayed at are out of this world.

I was staying at TRYP Madrid Cibeles Hotel just for one night in order to recover from traveling for 12 hours before getting settled in to Madrid. The Hotel was perfect for my intentions - a comfortable, quiet room in the middle of the city offered me the needed rest. The staff was very friendly and helpful and didn't mind me leaving my luggage there until the afternoon when my friends came to pick me up. I would recommend TRYP Madrid Cibeles Hotel for anyone who seeks comfortableness in their stay.

The hotel is perfect for transit passengers, like us. The staff on duty at the hotel, when we arrived at the airport in Madrid was very responsive and helpful. The only complaint we have wrt this stay is that I mistakenly first booked for the 28th of July and then realised that we would be on our flight from Santiago, Chile, Agoda did not emphatize with my me and so I had to make another booking for the 29 th of July, i.e. I had to pay twice for the accommodation.

We stayed at the Vincci Capitol as we had one day/night in Madrid in transit before heading to London. Was very relieved to find that the hotel was in an easily accessible location near the centre of Madrid. At first glance, you could almost miss the entrance because it was part of a theatre building and the hotel entrance is covered by darkened glass. We were delighted to find that the rooms were of a very good quality, a tad on the futuristic modern side, with glass covered wardrobes and flat screen TV. Sleep quality was excellent because we could hardly hear the sounds on the busy streets below from the 5th floor, and the blinds effectively cut out all the outside light. I'd definitely come back to stay at the Vincci Capitol again when we have more time in Madrid in the future...

The hotel was in a great location and 10 minutes walk a way from the city centre. The room was a good size and very clean. The restuartant also nice and provide reasonable value for money. There is also a few shops and restaurants 2 minutes away from the hotel which is very convienant if you dont want to venture out in to the city. All in all a good hotel and I would stay there again when in Madrid.

When I checked in, I took a bus from the MAD Airport to the nearest bus stop and I had to walk 20-25minutes to the hotel. It wasn't walkable with big luggage! I was so exhausted! After 5 minutes walking, I wanted to take a taxi but there was no taxi available for 15 minutes waiting! It is 15 minutes walking from the hotel to the nearest subway station so it wasn't that bad when I checked out. The male receptionist is very friendly and can speak good English. He gave me good recommendations where to dine and go around. The room is pretty big with balcony facing the swimming pool. The bathroom is big with very good water pressure. Shower is really nice! No hair conditioner provided. The breakfast is very basic. I stayed in the hotel during peak season so I was paying double the price. Otherwise, the value to price level should be much higher from me. If the price is less than 75 Euro a night, I would recommend this place.

I am not the one to ever write a review, but I must take a second to express how amazing this boutique hotel was. The staff (Jillian-one of the first I came in contact with, but there were many) was so welcoming, friendly, and overall-genuinely excited about my stay there. I have traveled everywhere and I must say that this was my best hotel stays I have ever had (maybe I'm a bit biased due to my love of Madrid, but no lie, it was amazing). I will definitely be staying at Mint Hotel again and again, and again. Marvelous!

We had a good weekend visit at this hotel. All went well: the bed was comfortable, shower was good, room space and furnishings are adequate. We had a few minor problems. First, our room smelled of cigarette smoke that had been partially cleaned, but some residue persisted. Second, the hotel is located in a safe, but rather boring part of Madrid, not much to see withing walking distance. Our taxi driver did not use his meter and insisted on being paid 30 euros for the 10-15 minute drive from the Madrid airport to the Silken Puerta Hotel. I understand this is the standard fare from the airport to central Madrid, but this hotel is far from the center. A receptionist at Silken Puerta told me that I'd been ripped off by the taxi driver. Be sure to get a price estimate from the driver before allowing him to put your baggage in the taxi, and ask him to use the meter. Next time I'll try using Uber.

We really enjoyed our stay at the Catalonia. With so many hotels in Madrid it was hard to choose. But the biggest selling points for us were the central location and the reasonable price. We were very pleased and would certainly stay there again. It is just a two minute walk to the Gran Via Metro stop, and only a few minutes to Sol, and a few of the other stops as well. We bought a ten pass Metro ticket but only ended up using half of our trips because everything ended up being in walking distance. The hotel staff were friendly and we had no complaints about the room.

this stylish hotel has a days gone by architecture which fits perfectly in the neigghbourhood it is located in. we only needed one night overstay in madrid and choose this one as it is just around the corner of gran via. it allowed us to walk around a see some of central madrid. also the gran plaza is in walking distance and some major musea. buffet breakfast is sufficient. staff is very profesional and kind. ckecking out was at 12 but as we had out connection later on it was no problem to check out one hour later

We stayed here for 3 nights with our two sons, was a triple special birthday celebration... Staff were very friendly and helpful and nothing was any trouble for them..especially Macarena and all staff at reception. (this is the only name I can remember). We stayed on a room only basis, the rooms and bathrooms were modern and kept very clean.. Hairdryer was good,I normally take my own but decided against it and I'm glad I did, it would have been extra weight for nothing. Only thing I was disappointed in was the rooftop pool not being open, its policy in Madrid apparently that all pools are closed around middle of September, on this occasion it closed on 18/9/16. I had booked this hotel for the pool and probably would have booked something else had I known, don't get me wrong it did not spoil our break in any way...Would certainly recommend and would go again. Thanks to everyone who made our stay so memorable 👍🏻☀️🍸🍻