Atocha Hotel Madrid, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

The actual situation is not in line with the hotel's positioning. It is more like a short-term rental apartment without services than a four-star hotel. The location is not far from Retiro Park and the Prado Museum, but the area is in a poor area of ​​the old city. The surrounding environment is not good and life is not convenient (it is surrounded by low-end supermarkets and Indian-owned grocery stores). The room design is not user-friendly enough and the circulation design is not good (I stayed in a superior king bed room with a green sofa). The open kitchen smelled bad. The service is a little weird: 1. We stayed for four nights, but only two bottles of free mineral water were provided on the first night, and they would not be provided if we asked for them later. I have encountered hotels that limit the number of bottles of water per day before, but this is the first time I have encountered a hotel that only provides free mineral water on the first day (only two bottles of water for one night and 40 nights? What if they are separated every night? Is there free mineral water every day? Where is the logic?) This has never happened in hotels in Barcelona and Valencia. 2. The breakfast has not been changed in 4 days, and there is no freshly made food stall. 3. I bought new clothes and wanted to borrow a pair of scissors to cut off the label. The hotel asked me to go to the front desk to do the cutting and could not lend scissors to guests. This is also the first time I encountered it. 4. Although some European hotels require you to ask for toothbrushes, they usually replace them when they are used up, but this hotel does not do this. 5. The hotel's air conditioner only has cold air. The temperature difference in Madrid's recent weather is large, and it is very cold in the morning and evening. I asked the hotel how to solve the problem. The hotel automatically adjusted the air conditioning system to only have hot air. Later it was adjusted to only cold air. When we asked the hotel to turn it on to hot air, we were refused. The hotel said that it is not winter and hot air cannot be used... Can't the air conditioner be made so that guests can control the hot and cold in the room? Later, after communicating with Ctrip, I applied with their manager and it changed to hot air, and then it was changed to cold air... 6. Because I have to catch a morning flight on the last day, I need to leave the hotel at 7 o'clock. I don't have time to have breakfast. I want the hotel to deliver meals to the room before 7 o'clock. The hotel replied that breakfast can be delivered, but they don’t know what it will be and how much it will cost. They will only know it on the day... It’s okay if there is no breakfast menu in the room, but do the prices need to be decided temporarily? 7. Same as above, because I have to leave the hotel very early on the last day, and I want the hotel to send the bill to the room for confirmation the day before, so that I don’t have to waste time checking out. The hotel replied that you can check out in advance, but the bill needs to be settled at the front desk, and you cannot see the bill before checkout. This logic conquered me again. In short, I cannot evaluate this hotel in terms of good or bad, I can only say that it is speechless or weird...

The location and service of the hotel are very good. It is very close to the subway station and is convenient for going out.