Cheap Hotels in Madrid

"Simple hotel good for an overnight layover if you don’t want to go to the city centre. The shuttle bus only goes once per hour - from hotel: Our complimentary hotel shuttle service from Madrid Airport (Terminal 4) to the hotel operates every hour from 6:45 AM to 9:45 PM, except at 10:45 AM and 7:45 PM. This super been helpful info to have prior to booking as I arrived at T2 at 18:20. So had to wait quite a while. That also meant the shuttle was filled quickly and some people were left behind as it arrived about 8:30pm and even when full didn’t depart until 20:45. Staff in the hotel were nice and there’s a supermarket next door so that was good to get some snack for dinner and an early departure. The 6am shuttle back to the airport was also full before departure time, so be sure to arrive early if planning to use this service. However it does drop off at all terminals, which is good."

"The bed was fine and the location was good, but I wouldn't stay more than one day! The shared bathroom floor was screaming for a renovation, and the common areas were just as bad. There was even a hole in the bathroom patched up with masking tape!!! Honestly, I think €15 is expensive for the condition of this hostel. The bed was clean, I'll give them that, but there's nothing else worth mentioning."

"I requested an early check-in when booking the hotel. The hotel did not respond to the message at all. Airport pickup doesn't run all day on weekends, which is not clear before booking. However, when checking in, on seeing how tired I was, the staff member at the front desk voided the fee for an early check-in which was nice. Room don't really have a closet, nor do they have a kettle, coffee machine or teapot as stated in the amenities. Which was very disappointing after a long flight. Room does not come with free water, nor did it have hand soap."

"The hotel is quite new, with excellent facilities, and the cleanliness is impeccable. The room wasn't huge, but as I was traveling solo, it was perfectly adequate. The bathroom had adjustable heating, so it wasn't cold at all in winter. While it's not in the city center, transportation is very convenient; it's about a 30-minute ride by taxi or public transport to the bustling areas. There are several supermarkets and restaurants nearby, making daily life very convenient. The area also has some newer office buildings and residential complexes, so it feels very safe. But all of this isn't even the main point. The main point is that the staff at this hotel are the most professional, friendly, empathetic, and enthusiastic people I've encountered during my month-long trip in Europe. I stayed in Madrid for six days, and every staff member I met at this hotel was incredibly friendly. Especially a gentleman named Miguel, who always had a bright and infectious smile on his face and was always proactive and enthusiastic in helping resolve any issues guests had. I can't remember all the staff members' names, but I'm truly grateful for all the service and assistance they provided during my stay. This will definitely be my top choice if I visit Madrid again."

"The industrial-style decor was as basic as it gets, which was fine since I only needed to sleep for five hours before catching my flight. There was no view from the window, it was completely blocked. It's a convenient ten-minute drive to the airport, and there's also a shuttle bus available."

"The location is superb, right next to Plaza de España, and you can spot the hotel as soon as you exit the subway station. It's just a few minutes' walk to the Temple of Debod and the Royal Palace of Madrid, and about a 15-minute walk to Plaza Mayor. The hotel's Sky bar offers great views, but it gets very crowded. You can't reserve tables; you have to queue like tourists who buy tickets to enter (though you can go anytime just to enjoy the view and take photos). The glass-bottom bridge is a popular spot for Instagram-worthy photos, and it's most beautiful around dusk. The rooms are decent, more on the upscale side than luxurious. The outdoor pool on the 21st floor is fantastic, but its opening hours are quite short (10 AM to 7 PM). Breakfast is varied and tasty. Overall, highly recommended. The only downside was that the Euro exchange rate was high when I booked, and I later realized the real-time price was actually several hundred cheaper when I arrived at the hotel."

"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."

"The reception is unavailable until 9 am, because we arrive really early in the morning, the hotel does not respond via call or message, so we have placed it for three hours for someone to open the hotel door for us. The hotel is clean, there is a hot water kettle in the common room, and the location is convenient. It is really annoying that luggage storage costs €2 for a small locker, which we think is unacceptable because we have already paid a lot for the accommodation and they still don’t provide free luggage storage service."

"The hotel is conveniently located, with a train station within easy walking distance within 10 mins, making it very accessible for travel. The reception staff provided good service and were helpful throughout the stay. The air conditioning worked well and kept the room comfortably cool, and the shower had a reliable supply of hot water. However, the room itself felt a bit small, and the television was positioned very close to the bathroom area, which made the layout slightly awkward and easy to bump into if not careful."

"Very nice location, didn't know their kitchen would consist of a microwave and a fridge, met nice people, staff was mostly helpful and nice, there was ac in the showers that made the curtains move a lot, my bed was broken and they said they wouldn't be able to move me anywhere else, but there were still so many free beds."