SLEEP'N Atocha - B Corp Certified Reviews

The place is very well located. The amenities are adequate and the room was tiny. But that wouldn't have been a problem for us if it wouldn't have been that there were only 4 hangers in a quirky display. Non of this is good when you have big jackets and several layers. I had no place to put my jacket! It has to be on my bed all the time, at night it made a nice extra layer but not the point! I had been in other tiny hotels that have managed much better space for suitcase and coats. We were lucky we only have 2 tiny backpacks, otherwise we would have to choose either the suitcases on the bed or us on the bed. Deco is quirky but not very functional.

Was a nice stay in a nice location. Could walk to main areas in the city centre.

Nice area, staff very gentle, location, very clean and organized!

Everything is good, except the size of the room.

The room was nice had good amenities but was a bit small but that's not a problem although I could have gotten a bigger room in London for less as I paid $85 which was to much for that size expecially since Spain is meant to be cheaper. The staff where helpful and friendly and very professional. My main issue was the 1€ charge for a locker to store your bag after checkout. Not a lot but si ce I'd already paid more than I should that was 1€ to much so had to carry my heavy bags everywhere till midnight. Would be appreciated if you could just make that free as 1€ not a lot to you but to me after paying a lot already was a lot.

The location of the hotel is great. Walk to the train station and the Hagia Sofia Museum is right next to it. There is a tobacco shop next to the hotel where you can buy bus tickets. There is free hot water and various tea bags in the hotel lobby. The check-in procedure was very pleasant. When I asked about the road closure for the two-day marathon, the front desk didn't know much about it, so I immediately checked online and printed a map. Later, I found more detailed information and took the initiative to email it to me. However, the only drawback is that the room is too small. One person, a 25-inch suitcase is completely impossible to open. I had to drag it to the sink, put half under the sink and half in the aisle. However, after opening it, I have to close it immediately, because if I don't close it, I can't walk, go to the bathroom or wash my hands.

The breakfast is rich and enough to prepare for every day's itinerary. The facilities in the room generally do not have an electric kettle, but they are very clean. I will consider staying here again next time.

It was close to the station and within walking distance of famous art museums. The staff were friendly. The breakfast was delicious, and on the days when we went out sightseeing early in the morning, they prepared a picnic-style breakfast for us. I had a single room, but it was very small. But I was satisfied because I was focused on sightseeing.

The hotel is close to the station, within a 10-minute walk, and has many historical buildings, including the Prado Museum, which is a 3-minute walk away, so it has a great location. The hotel rooms are stylish, and although unfortunately there was no bathtub, the spacious shower booth and the large shower from the ceiling were helpful in relieving my stiff shoulders. The breakfast was the best I've ever had, with salmon, prosciutto, potato omelets, and other dishes that were really delicious and satisfying to start the day with. In addition, the hotel offers great value for money, with all-you-can-drink drinks in the lobby, so I definitely recommend it.

The strategic location, cost-effective breakfast, and enthusiastic staff made me have a pleasant experience.

It was my first time in Madrid, so I chose a hotel near the train station, which was clean, sanitary and convenient.

This casual hotel is located near Atocha Station, which is connected to the high-speed train, the train to Madrid Airport, and the subway, making it convenient for before and after traveling to various places, and for sightseeing. Since I was traveling alone, I booked a junior single room, and although it was compact, it was still new, clean, and had everything I needed. On the other hand, there are some negative points such as there is no refrigerator or kettle in the room, there is an elevator but it is slow, and you have to store your luggage in a paid locker after checking out. The space on the top floor can be used freely except during breakfast hours, and has a great view and free coffee and tea.

The location is good, very close to the train station and attractions. The room is very, very small and the facilities are very average. There is no kettle or cups. Breakfast is not rich and you have to make an appoin**ent in advance.

It is not suitable for family travel. Since it is a hostel, it is not possible to accommodate more than 2 people, so we had to add another room for the 13-year-old to use alone. (85 euros, 20% discount) Comparing the two rooms, the twin bed is spacious and has ample space. The bathroom was also huge and unusable. During this trip, other hotels allowed one person to sleep in one room without an additional bed for an additional fee (or free of charge), but they said this was not possible because it was a hostel. Be careful when traveling with one child. Next time, I learned that I need to research carefully whether it is a 2-star hostel or a hotel before making a reservation.