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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.

Santa Barbara in the Justicia district of Madrid is a local's paradise. It's a squarish plaza and park and terraza all rolled into one. It has cafes and a beer hall and a few restos. And a hotel. I stayed there twice during a recent trip to Europe and found a cozy and comfy place in the heart of town but in a district that still hasn't been completely conquered (or spoiled) by hordes of tourists. The hotel has its amenities including a popular bar in the courtyard. But the true nature of the place is the staff. Sergio, Gabriel, Andrea and company just want to make you feel welcome and will go out of their way to ensure you have a good stay. And Natalia must be the happiest person in Madrid. If you wake up in a grumpy mood, by the time you reach the front desk and Natalia says ”Hola!” with a big smile, your mood is sure to change. Justicia may not be your destination if you're a first timer in Madrid and may want to stay in the thick of touristier areas. For seasoned travellers to Madrid, you can't get a better deal. Or a bigger smile.

My wife, daughter and myself stayed here for 3 nights last week and we have to say the hotel was excellent in our opinion. We arrived early at 12 and our room was ready which was great to be able to drop off bags, the room whilst a little dated and small had a balcony which gave us extra space and it was very clean and suited us for our needs and the bathroom was very nice. The breakfast is good and plentiful with good produce. Location is excellent just a 2 minute walk to the main street with busses and taxis on our door step and also various metro stops very near. We cannot fault this hotel and special mention to the staff who were brilliant throughout our stay and for a city break in a brilliant city the hotel is excellent.

I spent 6 nights at Espahotel Plaza de Espana in May 2022 and had an amazing time there. I would highly recommend the hotel. Positives: -Very friendly and helpful staff -I was upgraded to a suite on arrival. This was in a part of the hotel that had been refurbished recently. The room was superb. Everything new, great bed, large bathroom, good kitchen, furniture, everything -The hotel is about a 30 second walk from the Plaza de Espana metro station which is super convenient -There are many nice bars and restaurants closeby, including several interesting sights and the Gran Via street Negatives: -The airconditioning unit in my bedroom was a bit noisy at night so I switched it off when I was sleeping. Overall, I highly recommend the hotel

The hotel is good, the facilities are great, the swimming pool is great, the breakfast is good, the staff is attentive and pleasant, I will recommend it without a doubt. Thank you for everything, we will definitely be back.

Today the word ”luxury” has been diluted by overuse. Everything has its ”luxury” tag nowadays - from coffee blends to detergents. Coco Chanel once said that luxury is not the opposite of poverty, it is the opposite of vulgarity. And that sums up the Belle Époque Ritz in a nutshell! Everything about The Ritz madrid is elegance. From the beautiful interior, the luxurious upholstery and beautiful carpeting woven in the Royal Tapestry Factory founded in 1720. The staff are silently gliding around dressed impeccably, with equally matched service.

We stayed at the Hotel Opera recently for the second time, to celebrate a special Wedding Anniversary. We had an absolutely wonderful time. The hotel is centrally located, right next to the Opera House and close to all the attractions of central Madrid. We had nothing but excellent service from the staff throughout our whole stay - they are very responsive and helpful. The room is spacious, clean and comfortable with everything you need including a few little extras like a comb and shoeshine. Breakfast was excellent every morning, a great choice of English-style and continental offerings, The Spanish tortilla and home-made fruit tarts are particularly recommended. You need to book breakfast at a specific time, and this avoids the ”scrum” that some previous reviewers have described. Just two things prevent me giving a 5-star review. First of all it is some time since the hotel was refurbished so some of the fittings are starting to look a little tired. Secondly the cafe has changed since we were last there, it used to be possible to get tapas-style snacks from a counter display 24/7, now it is table service with hot food only available when the kitchen is open - in the evening it starts serving at 8pm which is a little late for us, so if you feel the same you need to go out to one of the many good tapas bars around. But overall we love this hotel and will certainly revisit!

The service was particularly good. Because I had to catch a flight in the morning, I asked the front desk if breakfast could be packed. As a result, they packed us two particularly rich breakfasts. They also carefully packed the bread with ham and cheese. They also packed a large box of rich fruits and two Bottle of water.

I'm probably bring slightly generous in my rating as this is a good hotel but not very good. However, I think it would be unfair to rate it as average which is the next rating scale on TripAdvisor. It's very conveniently located if you're coming into the main railway station and is a short walk away and there is an elevator to street level from the station if you have heavy suitcases. It's also a short walk to the Prado and the Reine Sofia but about a 30 minute walk up to Plaza Mayor. The rooms are comfortable and new. They're not very big but for a short stay they're adequate. The bathroom is of a fair size and the amenities in the room are good. They have breakfast at the hotel but we didn't use it so I can't comment.

The service at this hotel was excellent. Room was clean and confortable. We needed a crib for our daughter and they brought one to our room within ten minutes of check in. We didn’t have time for breakfast in the morning but it looked delicious. Would stay here again!