Calle de Alcalá

You are a renting an independent room with your own key in someone’s apartment. It’s kind of an hostel. You have to call when you get there or ring the bell that looks like more like a light switch on the left of the door. I thought for a couple of nights, just to sleep is convenient, great location.

Excellent for a brief stay, we needed 1 night in Madrid and this was perfect, VERY central and nice and clean and quiet. The lady that showed us round was absolutely lovely and couldn't have been more helpful.

A well situated property for travelers to Madrid, close to the Palace and easy walks to downtown shopping and restaurants. Breakfast buffet never disappoints with a great selection of food from fresh fruit and pastries to eggs and bacon. The elevator system, which requires you to scan your room card and be assigned to an elevator, can be problematic in peak times as it often assigns too many people to an elevator and you are waiting to sign up again to get to your room. Rooms are fairly spacious, the TV turns om everytime you put your keycard in, which is a bit annoying. Our room, unfortunately, had a bright motion sensored light in tje bathroom which woke up other room occupants whenever the washroom was utilized at night. Generally a great stay for groups.