Romantic Hotels in Madrid

The hotel’s location was very convenient, the breakfast buffet was outstanding. The downside was that the room was very basic and small. The bathroom was average even though the shower was very nice. The general facilities lack amplitude. The size of the pool is really small. It is like a kid’s pool. The gym is very small as well. Overall, it is a good hotel but its facilities could be better.

Lovely hotel, amazingly centrally situated, and so we were able to walk to all the things we needed to see and do. Breakfast excellent with a good choice of hot and cold food. Staff generally very kind and polite. Our one complaint was that the TV in the bedroom we had, kept losing or freezing the picture on the BBC world news channel, and a small icon kept appearing from LG, which after waiting a while restored the screen. We complained about this on the first morning we were there, and the reception noted it and siad an engineer would go and attend to it. This was not done and for the whole stay sadly we were frustrated by the TV which was really of no use to us what so ever. I have read other similar stories on Tripadvisor about the same complaint, and so clearly the hotel is aware of the problem but seemingly chooses not to do anything about it. This is a shame, beacuse something so easy, and expected would make a huge difference to one's enjoyment of the room. Other than that, really we had no complaints, and would certainly stay again.

Net Red Hotel is in a good location. It is just out of the Plaza de Espana subway station, but the premise is that the subway exit must be right. The rooms are Scandinavian style, simple and comfortable, well-equipped and comfortable bedding. There is a kettle and slippers, and welcome snacks on the first day of stay. However, the breakfast experience is very bad. For 19 euros, the main meals and hot food must be ordered according to the menu. After serving, the portion is small and the taste is average. The key is the long waiting time and the location of the top restaurant is small. It is said that the sense of experience is very bad. It is not worth it for 19 euros. Do not go in a hurry. In addition, the hotel is very close to the Spanish Royal Palace, within walking distance, but there is a black shop on the road. The approximate location is just past the Spanish Senate, and it is about to reach the Royal Palace. The name of the store is shown in the last picture. As soon as this shop was seated, an uncle offered his hospitality, said hello in Chinese, and then served the soup. He would ask you to drink soup in Chinese without ordering anything, not to mention the price. At the checkout, each bowl of soup (MSG) Seasoning soup) is almost 2 euros, forced consumption, remember not to enter the store.

I’m extremely fussy traveller and this place tick all the boxes. Above all, it is Hotel that is friendly to English speaking countries. I highly rate this hotel and should I return to Madrid again; it will be the “go to hotel” for me! Oh there’s one more thing, it’s not far from all places of attractions; you can get to these places by foot (example Prado Museum) or by taxi that cost no more than 10€.

This hotel is very close to Atocha station, so very suitable for me as i travel to Barcelona and Toledo from Atocha. The hotel looks quite new and clean. I like the modern interior design. They also allowed me to put my luggage in the hotel after check out for 3 days when i traveled to Barcelona, that provides great convenience for me! Overall, can consider this hotel again if visit Madrid in the future.

This hotel is located in a residential area, full of life, with supermarkets and restaurants around, and is within walking distance of attractions and Atocha Railway Station. It was my birthday during my stay, and the hotel gave me a small cake, which was really thoughtful. What was even more unexpected was that the hotel actually had a cooperating doctor who could see guests for free, saving us the trouble of running around the hospital. The staff was very enthusiastic to help communicate with the doctor, and I was really grateful. The hotel breakfast was also very delicious, and there was a 2024 Michelin sign hanging at the door. Btw, the hotel supplies were all molten brown, which couldn't be better.

I really like this traditional four-star hotel in the center of the city. How to say, this is a typical old-fashioned hotel in Europe, with a sliding door-style wrought iron elevator sandwiched by the circular staircase, which is particularly retro. After entering the house, the area is not very large, but it is very tidy and warm. The slippers are all available in the house, and there is also a free coffee machine, which makes it feel like home. The breakfast has many varieties and tastes very good, the wine in the bar is very good, and the service is considerate. There are various shopping malls around. I don’t want to shop. I buy and buy almost every day. There are also many restaurants, not far from important attractions. I only have an Asian face in the entire hotel, so English communication is very important, I like it very much, and I am the first choice for Madrid in the future

All very well!! The location is WONDERFUL! Ideal for exploring the center of Madrid on foot from one side to the other, a 10. The building is beautiful and everything is very clean. There is only one drawback, the bells of the monastery next door... they ring from 6 in the morning, every hour. If you have no problem going back to sleep, or it doesn't affect you, the superior rooms are wonderful, the views over the rooftops of Madrid... spectacular. If you are bothered by noise, it is better to choose one of the interior rooms. They also have windows, but they face the interior patio of the hotel, which has a glass window that separates the bar-rest area and makes these rooms very quiet. We stayed in a junior suite on the 5th floor one night, my husband was not bothered by the bells, but they kept me awake and for the next night we asked for a change. And in the interior room on the 2nd floor, although it was half the size of the other, we were very comfortable. No noise, very comfortable bed, shower with a lot of pressure, everything new, but preserving the charm of the old embassy. I would repeat without hesitation!

The hotel is in a prime location, within walking distance of various attractions. The rooms are small and exquisite, clean and tidy. The staff are all smiling, the service is great, and the breakfast is very rich. It is a hotel worth recommending and staying in again.

Hotel location is very good, just opposite the Prado Museum, walking to the three major museums, can also go to the Puerta del Sol, there is a cafe downstairs, the price is not expensive, the reception staff is very warm, too early to store the luggage, go out to stroll after 3 pm The room is not very big. The terrace is very narrow. You can barely stand alone. You don’t have to choose a room with a terrace. There are dental appliances in the room. Disposable slippers and electric kettle are good. The twin room here is next to the two beds. It is not big but the face of the different hotel in China. Very artistic, soundproofing is very good, although the street is not noisy at night I left the room in the middle and went to Barcelona to take the luggage. It was very convenient to store it. When I came back, the front desk helped to call a taxi. The overall feeling of service was good.