Hotels With Wi-Fi in Community Of Madrid, Spain

For me it’s close to the airport and whilst there isn’t much around, it’s not why I stay here, the beds are comfortable; breakfast is ample. Pricing for some of the meals are a bit high, but uber eats is available. The staff are very helpful and friendly. It’s easy to get a bus transfer to the airport or a taxi or uber. There are snacks and also travel basics if needed, and Wi-Fi is stable down stairs where there are working areas. I have stayed here 3 times.

I am very satisfied for the price , I booked a room and I received a full apartment, 10 mn from the airport

TOC Hostel Madrid – Perfectly located in the city center, we stayed in a double room with an attached bath that was clean and spacious. The staff were warm, welcoming, and always helpful. Breakfast offered a reasonable spread with a slight variety each day, making our stay both comfortable and convenient

The hotel is conveniently located, there are places nearby where you can go for a walk and have a snack. But there was no air conditioning in the room, it was very hot for us, and when you open the windows, there is a strong noise of the city outside, as this is the main street.

The hotel is far away from the city center but public transportations are nearby so pretty convenient. I traveled solo and was put in a room with 2 twin beds pushed together so I’d asked to change me to a one queen but the front desk guy said they’re all booked, although it seemed pretty empty on a Monday. The room I stayed in didn’t have a bathtub but the design was really nice with a great view. The lights were very complicated to use because they had too many things going on so sometimes the lights in the room turn on out of no where in the middle of the night extra bright. The room had cool technologies though like automatic blinds that blackout the room, vanity lights, and rainfall showers. You pretty much don’t know what kind of designs the room you get will have so it might not be for everyone who must have certain things-might be better to go with a chain brand. The room had weird things like 3 landline phones-one by the bed, one on the tv wall, and one near the toilet in case you need to order room service while pooping I guess. The hotel amenities like the pool were closed and chairs were covered and certain areas seemed rundown for a 5-star hotel. Overall, ok experience.

This is my second stay. I still think the location of the hotel is great, and the staff is very helpful. I found this time the breakfast options narrowed in some products and expanded in other ones that seem to adapt more to international visitors. I would come back to this hotel in the future if I come back to Madrid.

The check-in procedure is similar to the packing list, passport registration, simple filling in the country, city, mobile phone number, and signature. The hotel facilities are relatively simple, but the price is low. There is a bus at the door of the hotel, which is convenient for travel. There is no kettle in the room, but the hygiene is OK.

The hotel turned out to be perfect for my 5day trip to Madrid. The room was spacious and clean, very well-lit, with electric kettle, fridge and complement water available in the room. The location is great, it is literally just a few steps from the hotel to line 5 El Carmen station. City center ia easily accessible on foot if you like walking. Also easy to take the subway to the airport. There are shops and supermarkets on the same street next to the hotel. The reception staff all speak English very well and are helpful. All in all, very safisfied with my stay.

The location is remote, suitable for self-driving, the room is spacious, the facilities are a little old, the service staff is enthusiastic, and the room is quite clean. It is not bad during holidays. It is worth choosing.

small room in a hostel close to the metro. central location, air conditioning, hot water, the best thing is that there is a shower room in the room. Quite comfortable beds, clean bed linen, new plumbing. there is a shop on the ground floor. where you can buy many of the things a traveler might need. Nearby there are cafes, snack bars, fruit shops, and others. at the reception they only spoke to us in Spanish)