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I’ve just stayed at this hotel for 3 nights and I definitely won’t be going back and I wish I’d read some of the recent reviews before I came. It’s true, there is no recognition of the Marriott reward status at all. This recognises people who regularly stay at Marriott hotels and spend a lot of money at Marriott hotels but for some reason this AC doesn’t seem to care about that. I checked in, no recognition. No room upgrade, no mention of breakfast, no welcome gift. Nothing. In the evening when I returned I asked about these things and was told at AC hotels the only thing I am entitled to is $10 per person room credit. Apparently I chose to decline that and take points instead. I didn’t because I was never asked. The evening reception person said he would amend that. I then asked what I could use the $10 credit on. I was told mini bar or the bar but for some bizarre reason the bar doesn’t open at weekends which includes Friday night. This hotel really is in the middle of nowhere so why wouldn’t it at least have the bar open every night. The hotel is full this weekend. Wouldn’t the bar be busy if it was open? I’ll leave my review at that but basically, don’t expect much from this so called Marriott hotel. I won’t be staying at an AC hotel again.

The room is a bit old, but it is clean and tidy, and the room is spacious. Western breakfast is great, all kinds of hot and cold drinks are complete. The hotel goes out and crosses the road and walks 500 meters. There is a subway to the center of Madrid. There is a large Carrefour shopping mall 300 meters ahead of the subway. Although the hotel is located in the outer suburbs of Mazuri, the traffic is quite convenient. There are few choices for the hotel and nearby lunch and dinner.

What a great hotel! I had reserved a standard twin room, but I jumped on it when I was offered an upgrade to a junior suite for a reasonable increase. We had a lovely room with a couch, comfortable beds and linens, excellent pillows, and coffee service! The breakfast was generous- fresh fruit, coffee, cereal (real cereal! Not all sugar junk kids' stuff!), eggs, meats, juice, bread, and even salmon! A nice gentleman kept the dining area neat and the food replenished. When we checked in on Sunday afternoon, the woman at the front desk was pleasant, but the young woman who checked us out was lovely and very sweet. Plenty of restaurants in the area and street parking is free on Sunday. We were very pleased with the Sercotel Posuelo.

Very good, very good

The location is very good, right in the middle of the Outlets and the airport, the most convenient for tourists who rent a car, put the last day in Spain to live here. Drive to Outlet for 15 minutes. After shopping, you can safely park your car in the garage downstairs. The next day you can have enough time to drive to the airport to return home. The dining environment is very good and the breakfast is slightly simple.

Very good service!

It would have cost us more than double to stay in an equivalent standard hotel in the centre of Madrid and as it turned out the location was more of a bonus than an inconvenience. The room was comfortable with all the facilities one would expect, including a filled mini bar (there is no hotel bar) and TV (only BBC news in English) and it was cleaned daily and clean bedding and towels were available on request. The staff were friendly and helpful and the WiFi was fast enough in our room for us to be able to stream UK TV channels. Although there were no bars and restaurants in the immediate vicinity the bus with a stop right outside the door can be taken (€1.50) to Valdemarin a small local area which has several bars and restaurants. We particularly liked Volapie with its friendly staff and good food. The tapas and burgers were very good and the Asian food at Kokochin was very tasty. Taking the bus in the opposite direction for the same price you arrive at Moncloa, a major transport hub, giving you access to the Metro system and local and National buses. The same bus has a stop next to the Club de Campo Villa de Madrid and the Hippodromo racecourse is a 10 euro taxi ride from the hotel both of which we were visiting. Do NOT attempt to walk to the Hippodromo following Google or Apple Maps. It brings you to a locked gate and a Ministry of Defence restricted area. It is impossible to pass through at any point. The only way to walk is to follow the driving route and this means you must walk along the grass verge of a busy highway. We enjoyed our stay and the peace that the hotel offered on such a busy holiday weekend in Spain.

Nothing wrong with hotel. The rooms were a large for a Capitol city hotel and very clean. The hotel lacked any amenities but offered breakfast next door (which added to the experience). The location is good but not in the central downtown area. It has excellent access to the tube and bus routes. We normally like to walk back to our hotels. This one took 25 minutes from the centre Sol. All down hill and mostly along a busy main road. The hotel was quiet but the area was rather run down with lots of homeless people around the rail station. The hotel was reasonably good value. If I wanted something in the centre at the same price I would probably be looking at a hostal or book well in advance. I must add, the staff in the Acta Madfor were most helpful and friendly