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Hostal Palacio Madrid is located in central Madrid, just 3 minutes’ walk from Puerta del Sol Metro Station. Hostal Palacio Madrid is just 8 minutes’ walk from Madrid’s famous Prado Museum.
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The Ayre Gran Hotel Colón is a designer hotel in a peaceful setting, just under half a mile from Retiro Park. It includes stylish, air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi and flat-screen satellite TV.
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Escala Ópera is a boutique guest house, set in the historic heart of Madrid. It offers luxury rooms with individual décor, a minibar and free Wi-Fi access.
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This stylish hostel offers free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour reception and elegant rooms with flat-screen TV and a balcony or terrace. Tirso de Molina Metro Station is just 100 metres away.
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Hostal Alhambra Suites is just 30 metres off the central square of Puerta del Sol. The property offers free WiFi and flat-screen TVs in rooms. It occupies a historic 19th-Century building.
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Barceló Emperatriz is located just off Paseo de la Castellana and Calle Serrano in Madrid’s Salamanca district. Stylish rooms include free WiFi and a super king-size bed with a pillow menu.
Madrid was highly rated for museums by 2,785 guests from the United States!
The Spanish Soul of Art and Entertainment
The modern Madrid is one of the greenest cities in Europe and the most popular destination in Spain. Whether you want to experience its legendary nightlife or a flamenco show, this is the place to be.
The renowned Prado Museum holds one of the world’s finest art collections with iconic paintings by El Greco, Velázquez and Goya. For a more modern touch, the Museo Reina Sofia houses works by Picasso and Dali.
Start your evening at Puerta del Sol, one of the city’s busiest spots. Make some room in your stomach for great tapas and sangria in La Latina district, south of the city’s most famous plaza, Plaza Mayor.
Real Madrid plays at Santiago Bernabeu and Atlético Madrid competes at Vicente Calderón Stadium, two opportunities that no sports fan will want to miss. The popular Salamanca district is a great place to look for boutique gifts and unique shops.
Thanks to great public transportation system, getting to the city center from Madrid Barajas International Airport is very easy. Whether you’re looking for luxury hotels, budget hostels or comfy apartments, Booking.com has a perfect place to stay for your Madrid holiday.
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The city at present unfortunately is having a lot of road...
The city at present unfortunately is having a lot of road and street work which means a lot of noise, dust and carefull where you walk. It is a old
city and it has charm as well as some not so pleasant sights. Choosing a restaurant was not easy but that is the case in any city if you have not been there before. I believe the metro is good but I did not attempt to use it due to my lack of Spanish language, so I just walked everywhere.
Dolores
United States of America
10
It is a beautiful, vibrant city!
It is a beautiful, vibrant city! We fell in love with it! The cathedrals, plazas and parks were more than we could have imagined! I had to drag my husband out of Madrid! We had breakfast where a wonderful person named Nacho served us! He was very kind too! The people were lovely and warm!
Anonymous
United States of America
8.0
Expensive city
Expensive city
Cheaper in the nearby towns around city I would be there 3 days and then go visit other tourists spots right after that
Go to a Tablao to see flamenco dancers in Plaza Mayor
Outside of Plaza Mayor you’ll find cheaper souvenirs
Take the train to go to Sevilla
Or Barçelona You Can eat for 10 euro but notbwhere the tourists are
Great bus system Buy a bus pass card It works for Metro (subway)and bus it’s cheaper
Maria Blanca
United States of America
8.0
So much to see and experience.
So much to see and experience. Travel with GPS & maps, reasonably priced tours and accessible transportation makes it easy. People overall ameniable to assist even with language barriers.City is clean and sites well maintained and secured and police/ Emergency services responsive. Like most metropolitan areas a great deal of traffic. My only issue was the excessive amount of graffitis seen.
Shura
United States of America
10
I love the culture:museum art, architectural buildings,tapas...
I love the culture:museum art, architectural buildings,tapas,wine,etc.
Getting around Madrid is easy. Lots of walking,there's always a taxi around.
Tapa Tapas is one I frequented. From the menu Mini fish, #2,lots more to choose from.
Clubs:Moondance,Wanderlust and Dream.
Susan
Philippines
10
Beautiful architecture.
Beautiful architecture. I didn't realize how beautiful the city was. Enjoyed the market in San Miguel. But my nephew's wallet was stolen there when he bought macarrons. So that made us wary of theft while there
“The hotel was perfect for our break, it was ideally located only 30 minutes from the city centre, the outdoor pool was brilliant especially in Madrid, the staff were extremely friendly and cooperative and could not be more helpful, the room we stayed in was huge for the 4 of us, ”
“Amazing hotel in the center of Madrid. In the best safest and cleanest neighborhood within walking distance to all the spots like prado museum and reina Sofia. So comfortable and luxurious and clean is amazing for the price you pay. Do the breakfast, it's to die for!”
“Me and my Wife went to Spain for a 3 weeks vacation and of all the Hotels that we've stayed in Met Madrid was the best!
Their staff especially Diana is on point and gave us the utmost excellent service we were treated like vip's.
The rooms and bathrooms are very clean and the location is perfect! Definitely money well spent!!!”
“Hotel is good for one night to get to airport. We returned our rented car at airport night before and used hotel free shuttle back to hotel. Used taxi (which are stationed outside all the time) to explore Madrid night before leaving Spain.”
“Simple basic room, excellent value. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Right in the heart of Madrid and around the corner from the Mercado de San Miguel food market, which I highly recommend you visit for breakfast, lunch or dinner or all! Such delicious tapas, best I had in Spain I'd even dare to say. ”
“The rooms are large and very comfortable.
Large bathrooms as well.
Super convenient accommodation for touring.
Major train station and Metro across the street.”
“Everything was perfect. Very nice common areas to work or hang out, the terrace and the rooftop pool are the highlight. Beds were comfortable and rooms quiet.”
“Hotel design is exceptionally stylish, staff is extremely friendly and assisting, rooms are spacious and very comfortable, very nice cafe/restaurant and bar downstairs for evening drinks, overall top pick we would...”
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