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Located in Madrid, 328 feet from Puerta del Sol, B&B Hotel Puerta del Sol features air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi throughout the property. Every room is fitted with a flat-screen TV.
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Featuring a stunning terrace with views of Madrid's most emblematic buildings, Vincci The Mint presents a new kind of accommodations in Madrid.
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"Everything,the staff the location the design,but breakfast is something special. Traveld all around the world,been at many hotels, but never had such good brakfast!!"
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Set in a 19th-century building, Only You Hotel Atocha is located in Madrid, 492 feet from Madrid-Atocha Train Station. This hotel offers views over the Paseo Infanta Isabel and Calle Alfonso XII.
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Featuring free WiFi throughout and a 24-hour reception, B&B Hotel Fuencarral52 is located in Madrid. The hotel offers a rooftop terrace with a relaxation area, providing stunning views of Madrid.
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"Really great location...24 hr free coffee biscuits fruit and juice...Free breakfast bag... Highly recommended"
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Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid is a 4-star boutique hotel set in a restored palace from the 19th century. It has a modern interior design with Colonial details and uniquely decorated rooms.
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"Wonderful hotel, great staff and facilities, even a glutenfree restaurant...the location is superb, lots of good restaurant within walking distance, the major musea, around the corner, etc. We will definitely..."
Madrid was highly rated for museums by 2,785 guests from the United States! Madrid Travel Guide
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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Museo de Prado was awesome. Even my young kids enjoyed seeing so many famous paintings in ‘real life’. Also really enjoyed touring the Palace. Metro is a clean and safe way to get almost anywhere, including to and from the airport. Great food, although breakfast is almost non-existent. We enjoyed our visit, but enjoyed the old cities more - Granada, Sevilla, Cordoba, the beaches.
MichaelHurst
10
Madrid is a very compact city with many things to do.
Madrid is a very compact city with many things to do. However we spent 4 days there inwhich I think was too long. It’s a very expensive city compared to the rest of Spain due to it being the capital. However you can find cheaper and nicer places to eat away from the tourist hot spots. The park is amazing and I recommend using Lime scooters to travel round as it can be quite tiring especially if you’re in Madrid for a short duration.
Anonymous
Ecuador
10
A truly cosmopolitan city.
A truly cosmopolitan city. The locals are helpful and friendly. You'll hear languages from all over the globe. In history alone you can spend days here visiting museums, parks, monuments and architecture. If it's shopping you want there is lots to choose from. Food... don't get me started!
Lesley
Australia
10
I actually visited for short stays on three different...
I actually visited for short stays on three different occasions....I visited most things and happily walked everywhere. Restaurants are plentiful and cheap. Only downside was the taxi strike on my final visit.....but the Metro was easy
Karina
United States of America
8.0
Very touristy like New York.
Very touristy like New York. You don’t see much of Spanish culture there. A city of immigrants I would say. Shops are expensive and so is food and drinks. A lot of things to see and 3 days was more than enough for me. I traveled solo. I am glad I stayed in Madrid, but maybe because I traveled for a month in northern spain, Madrid did not impress much.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Madrid is definitely a very exciting city.
Madrid is definitely a very exciting city. I’ve been fortunate to be able to visit it every year with my family for the past four years. I find the people very nice, the food amazing , the shopping exceptional. There is do much to do and see and every day is a new adventure. I particularly enjoy the Salamanca district . The restaurants are delicious and fun. The shopping wonderfulAnd feel very safe!!! My husband is an architect and enjoys taking different trips to the outside towns and that is s plus if you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the awesome city!! Que viva España 🇪🇸!
“Don’t be fooled by the name - this “hostel” has all the features of a top hotel and more. This is the 4th place I have stayed on the Gran via and by far the best. The rooms are incredibly clean, views very special and if you’re like me and enjoy pitch black silence when you sleep, the automatic shutters do just that.
Cute balcony’s overlooking the Main Street and a location which allows walkable
Access to all the hot spots of Madrid. Staff were really friendly and made this trip to the city one to remember. ”
“A clean, well appointed room with an excellent air conditioning system. The staff was excellent and the breakfast was one of the best we experienced during our 60 days in Spain.”
“I love everything about this hotel. The location is great, right in the city center and you can find a lot of restaurants around the hotel. If it's the first time for you to go to Madrid, you can book a shuttle from airport to hotel with cost €30 per trip, for max 3 people. The staff is great and helpful. The breakfast is alos great. Great value and great choice to stay in Madrid! ”
“I love this hotel for my final stay in Madrid before coming home! The staff is pleasant , helpful, and fluent in English. The hotel is quiet, clean and modern. There is a square close by ( 2-3 minutes of walking) with a variety of wonderful restaurants. Best of all the hotel has a nice large clean bus to take you to the airport at 30 minute intervals. I wouldn’t stay anywhere else when booking my final night(s) in Madrid.”
“The primary reason to choose this hotel is basic on its location which is close to the airport ,and the complimentary shuttle bus takes you from or to the airport within 10 mns ride.
Metro station El Capricho is 350m away, the hotel gets very easy access to Madrid's historic city center via L5 only.
The basic room size is adequate
and the room was very tidy and comfortable.”
“Excellent location- very central! The metro was located just outside the hotel, but we found everywhere was within walking distance from the hotel. Zara, h & m, primark are literally up the road from the hotel.”
“The rooms are large and very comfortable.
Large bathrooms as well.
Super convenient accommodation for touring.
Major train station and Metro across the street.”
“Beds were comfy. Breakfast good. Location is a ten minute walk to Playa Mayor or a five minute walk to hop on hop off bus. Room was not huge, but good.”
“Ii think for the value this place is great. I stayed in a 4 bed room. It has lockers in the room but only 3. Staff is friendly. Well as always keep an eye on your stuff as usual.”
“Wonderful hotel, great staff and facilities, even a glutenfree restaurant...the location is superb, lots of good restaurant within walking distance, the major musea, around the corner, etc.”
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