Madrid Hotels with Wifi

"The hotel is very new and is close to the airport, which is perfect for late arrival and early flight. Seems it's also close to the new RM stadium site. Easy walk to a nearby rail station and can get to city center easily. Staff are welcoming and explained clearly. One draw back was that the coffee machine in the snack shop was not fixed after two days."

"It was a very pleasant trip. The staff was very patient. The 24-hour front desk could provide timely help and service. The environment of the 6-person girls' dormitory was very clean and tidy, and the blackout curtain was also very good. There was no need to worry about affecting others."

"Bit hard to get to/from the airport they do have shuttle services but its a lil tricky navigating the site plus they are only available between certain hours of the day. Its in the middle of nowhere. Just industrial area and other hotels. Which forces you to dine in, breakfast is decent, but dinner was bad. Feel like the food in general is cheap, but charged at a premium. Poor quality ingredients for what you are paying for. I dont expect a mcchicken burger at 18euro. I expect a real chicken breast. Not mechanical blended meat. Other than that the place is actually really nice. Im a fan of that Scandinavian minimal look. Next time i would actually still stay here but just taxi to a nearby restaurant or uber eats some nicer food instead of dining in. Staff were lovely and helpful. Decent gym too. They need slightly heavier weights but you can get a good work out with thats there. I may of got swindled as I ordered a double and they put the singles together. I didnt want to make a fuss but look out for that."

"We stayed for 3 nights without breakfast (but you can pay for it separately on-site). The staff at the front desk were friendly; we checked in and checked out quickly. Downstairs, there's a large lounge area where they broadcast football, so you can watch La Liga matches. The room was spacious and clean, designed like a loft. My only downsides are: - It's not very close to the metro. - For some reason, during cleaning, they didn't restock the toilet paper or leave a bath mat, but they did provide two new towels (even though they didn't take the old ones). Otherwise, it's a good Ibis."

"This hotel is excellent in every aspect, except for its location. Madrid's Metro Line 10 recently changed its route and will remain that way until the end of 2026. If you're staying here, there's a specific stop where everyone has to get off and transfer to another section of Line 10 that specifically serves the northern suburbs. This could be a bit troublesome for first-time visitors to Madrid who aren't familiar with Spanish. It takes at least 2-3 rides to understand the transfer process, especially when heading towards the city center. Plus, this suburban section isn't covered by the 10-trip travel card, requiring an additional €1.50 for a single ride. **Cleanliness:** I stayed in a king room, and it was great. The room was spacious and well-lit! Very good indeed! **Location:** The bus stop right outside the hotel isn't covered by the 10-trip card; this area seems to be in the suburbs. Also, if it's sunny, there isn't much shade from buildings or trees right outside. It's close to the metro station. Outside the window, there's a pleasant garden and river view. There are also some gas station convenience stores and a rural-style restaurant that looked decent. There are plenty of options for food delivery in the area. **Service:** The male front desk staff member who checked us in during the early hours of our arrival was exceptionally friendly! Please give him a bonus, haha. He was incredibly enthusiastic, attentive, not 'mean' at all, and even helped us collect our food delivery. Thank you. Oh, and one more thing: the bed in the king room is huge, big enough for three people without feeling cramped.🤣🤣"

"The room was spotless and well-equipped. The location is fantastic, only an 8-minute walk from Atocha Station, and very close to museums like the Prado and Reina Sofía. Major attractions such as Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol, and the Royal Palace are also within a comfortable 30-minute walk. There are plenty of dining options nearby, and the hotel's breakfast buffet is excellent."

"Very nicely appointed and comfortable hotel. The breakfast was good and the restaurant served excellent food. The shuttle was timely and the price was good. The location is near the airport but it’s in an industrial park and there’s nothing else around so you’re kk Enid stuck there. So good for a layover nothing more. The only negative I had was the shower …it’s a bathtub with a high side to step into and the tub itself is very slippery , so if you’re older or somewhat mobility restricted the shower is a real problem"

"The hotel is very new, reportedly only opened a month ago! The rooms aren't large, but the decor is unique and stylish! The location is in the city center, conveniently within walking distance of attractions! Highly recommended for both business and leisure travel!"

"Hotel connected to the train station. Room was simple but clean. The only feedback would be bathroom dehumidifier seems to be not working. Breakfast was surprisingly good with varieties. They even provide churros and chocolate (Spanish type of breakfast)."

"Stayed for one night during a layover. There's a supermarket and restaurants within a 10-minute walk. The hotel facilities are quite limited; their other hotels in Dubai usually have a fridge, but there's barely anything provided here. Breakfast was plentiful, and they offer a free airport shuttle. Just remember to book it in advance if you're departing from the hotel."