Hotels with WiFi in Madrid

"This is a six-person dormitory room with bunk beds. The toilets and showers are shared and located outside the room. It's best to bring your own slippers, towels, and toothbrush. There's a large common area on the second floor with bowls, chopsticks, and a microwave. Breakfast is available for an extra charge. It's advisable to bring your own padlock for the individual lockers provided, and keep valuables with you at all times. The location is absolutely fantastic and super convenient. It's less than a ten-minute walk to Sol metro station, Puerta del Sol, Mercado de San Miguel, Plaza Mayor, and the Royal Palace."

"Great location and very convenient area, which was definitely the best part of the stay. However, the experience had several issues. The hotel was quite noisy, especially at night, which made it difficult to rest properly. I also requested an extra blanket during the evening, and the night staff member told me it was “too late,” claiming it was past midnight, even though it was clearly well before midnight. That response felt unprofessional and disappointing. Another issue was with the water supply on the higher floors. We stayed on the 8th floor, and the water pressure was very low, with periods where there was almost no water flow at all. Overall, while the location is excellent, the noise, medium service response( the morning staff were very great a lovely), and water problems made the stay less comfortable than expected."

"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 absolutely loved everything about this hotel. It was super clean, quiet, and the service was excellent. The reception is open 24 hours. The cafe is always open and very cozy. They'll store your luggage for free; our flight was at 11 PM, and they kept our bags all afternoon without charging us a thing. The metro station is about a 15-minute walk away. There are pharmacies, bars, and supermarkets just a few blocks away. Everything was great! And the room was very nice and clean."

"Perfect location, more then perfect room size. Is one of the best accomodation in central madrid . Host also very kind and checkin very efficient."

"This hotel offered a great balance: very clean, with a large supermarket next door, and only about a 15-minute drive to the airport. With complimentary water dispensers on every floor, a pool, and a gym, I think it's the perfect hotel for those who prioritize comfort over city access, or for anyone with flights before or after their stay who wants to rest and relax."

"Despite looking like being close to the airport you have a 20 minute ride and the hotel offers no Shuttle Service, leaving you to pay 25€ per ride, costing extra 50€ to go back and forth. The staff wasn’t exactly welcoming nor helpful. The rooms are nice and clean. Next time I’ll look for a better hotel by paying 20€ and save me the extra costs."

"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!"

"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 very clean, and the air conditioning worked perfectly. It features 3 bunk beds, accommodating up to 6 guests, and comes with a private toilet and shower room. Taller individuals might find the shower space a bit cramped. For those who enjoy socializing, there's also a rooftop terrace perfect for chatting and enjoying some food and drinks."