Madrid Centro 2-star Hotels

One of the best hostel I've ever been to. The 8-people shared bedroom was BIG, with beds safely distant. The overall cleanliness of the host was good, the atmosphere was great (with sangria parties going on every night downstairs and Madrid tours every morning) but the best part was the staff: super friendly and ready to help you. The Italian girl working at the reception was lovely! She recommended lots of her favourite restaurants and they were so good. Thank you so much!

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for the price a gift truth in the centre of Madrid, the rooms very well only a little cold by air conditioning

We stayed here for one night while travelling across Spain by train. The Mediodia is opposite Atocha Station, on a busy ring road. Staff were welcoming and helpful and we could leave our luggage before check in. No restaurant (there is room service) but plenty nearby - staff will advise. Breakfast was fine with a good choice. Our room on the top floor was large and well equipped with a balcony, with stunning views across Madrid. People on Trip Advisor have said this is ”Basic” but I sometimes wonder where they stay at other times - it wasn't our experience. It's worth visiting Atocha for two reasons; firstly, the lovely palm court in the old station, and secondly - please don't miss this - the Memorial to the Victims of the Atocha Station Bombings. We found this hard to find but just ask; it is very, very moving, with all the victims named. Take a moment to share this. The Mediodia is right next door to Reina Sofia art gallery (Guernica) but it was closed on Tuesdays! Went to the Prado instead, a short walk up the road. An excellent stay in one of Europe's finest capitals.

Very good place nice crew good location lovely place

The cleaning protocols of this property put my mind at ease and made me feel at home. I saw signage in key areas, hand sanitizer dispensers in frequent traffic areas, contactless check-in and out, and clear communication protocol on how to reach out to Reception or staff. The staff are very helpful. They assisted me to get PCR test appointment as required for my travel back to USA. They also assisted me in my super early morning airport transport. Their service is top of the class. Best place to stay in Madrid. It is in the epicenter of everything you want to do, to see, or to shop. I will highly recommend this property.

Excellent hostel. Very good quality-price. Very helpful and attentive reception staff as well as cleaning staff. Very well located to visit everything on foot. I recommend.

Disclaimer: this review is written in CAPSLOCK. Arriving at reception around 23:00 we were surprised to hear that our reservation was cancelled. A clerk gave us some business explanation, which we could not fully comprehend from a guest's stand-point, but made a new reservation for us on the spot. However, when we tried to make a payment for the full stay by a 500-euros bill - it was refused. Clerk said that if we will not pay with smaller bills he will not check us in. When I asked him how he could do that despite we had a valid reservation, his response was, literally(!): ”What reservation? You do not have any reservation; your reservation has been cancelled an hour ago.” In other words, he threatened to throw us out. Threatening guests with a valid reservation and means to pay for the stay to throw them out in the middle of the night... If that is not being a scumbag - what is??! Anyhow, after some fairly unpleasant conversation we paid 40 euros - all the money we had except 500-euros bill and some change in coins - as a part of payment for the first night and were told that next morning the issue may be resolved by manager. Needless to say, we had a rather worrisome night. But next morning the things got worse for us. We came to reception willing to pay for the rest of our stay and kindly advised another clerk that we had some ”hiccups” checking-in last night and we have only 500-euros bill as a mean of payment, and we can't possibly exchange it anywhere. To which she responded very disdainfully and arrogantly: ”So what?” And then she ”advised” us to go to the bank to split that bill. As we already had an issue of paying by 500-euro bills in other places across Spain, we already knew that there are no options for tourists to have that bill split in that country - neither in banks, nor in shops, nor elsewhere. (When in one of the banks in Barcelona we were told to go to the Bank of Spain to have a bill split - in the local branch of the bank of Spain we were advised by security guard at the entrance door to ”make an appointment online first”. Needless to say this greatly surprised us: refusing to accept as a mean of payment a bill which is fully recognized as a mean of payment in your country: that should be unlawful - shouldn't it??!) Therefore, we kindly responded that, to the best of our experience, there's nothing we could do, and that she could possibly assist us, her clients? She arrogantly refused to help and commanded ”just go to the bank as others do!” As we already knew that this is the fake ”solution” which lazy hotel-workers suggest to their clients across Spain, we said that if they do not accept that bill and will not give us a proper change - we are not going to pay. To which a clerk threatened us to call a police. ”For what?” - I cried out loud - ”for paying you???” Nevertheless, clerk continued threatening to call a police, and as it was early morning and we did not want to ruin our touristic plans for that day, we wen

A mini-hotel in the classic Madrid entrance of the central area's residential house. It is located 5 minutes walk from the Sal Square, 3 minutes from the Chueca Metro, from the Barahas Airport 40-45 minutes by the metro. Comfortable rooms, more area than usual in Madrid. Nearby a lot of cafes, restaurants and shops. Excellent budget option for travel to Madrid. I recommend.

It's a little bit inside from Granbia Street. It is all over the city, so it is not troublesome for meals, sightseeing and shopping. The front desk is very kind. Is it a little small at a price? I thought it was large and beautiful. I just worried that there were several hairs in the bathroom... I borrowed it at the front desk because I didn't have a hair dryer. About amenities, only solid soap, shampoo, rinse and body soap. It was very good without the unstable connection to Wi-Fi.