“Will not be the first choice of a hotel”
The spot is spot on, staff are friendly and the room stays spotless, but the hotel itself feels a bit dim and the room offers no view outside, plus it’s a tad cramped.
RawylineIl y a 3 semaines
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★★★★·Madrid·9.5
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ou écris-le simplement — « autour du 20, trois nuits »
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CoolRooms Palacio de Atocha, in Madrid's Barrio de las Letras, offers elegant accommodation with a restaurant, private parking, bar, and garden. The hotel boasts family rooms, a 24-hour front desk, and free WiFi. Rooms feature air conditioning, flat-screen TV, and private bathroom with free toiletries. Guests enjoy à la carte breakfast and proximity to Puerta del Sol, Mercado San Miguel, and Prado Museum.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The spot is spot on, staff are friendly and the room stays spotless, but the hotel itself feels a bit dim and the room offers no view outside, plus it’s a tad cramped.
Rawyline·Il y a 3 semaines
Everything was spot on – the hotel’s beauty, the prime location, the room’s stunning look, and the breakfast was tasty; the staff were friendly and attentive.
Anna·Il y a 4 semaines
The service was flawless, the staff were kind and attentive, the room was remarkably well-equipped, and the meals were delicious, especially the breakfast.
Denis·Il y a 4 semaines
The historic building is gorgeous, the room is well-appointed, the location is fantastic near sites and transport, and the restaurant is also great, though the lighting in the deluxe double could have been brighter and the bathroom was fine but the room’s lighting was a bit too dark for my taste, and the mirror area wasn’t as stylish as I’d hoped.
Stephanie·Il y a un mois
The location is excellent, the service is wonderfully attentive, the breakfast could be better with loose tea instead of tea bags, and the rooms are superb – we stayed in room 10 with a view of the lovely courtyard; the rooms are very solid, the amenities leave no wish unfulfilled, the beds are very comfortable and larger than average, and overall it’s highly recommendable; nearby cafés include Gosto and Lude, the Sunday Rastro flea market is a must, and for dinner close by is Mexcalista followed by a cocktail at Devil’s Cut.
Roman·Il y a un mois