Madrid Hotels Gids - 4 sterren hotels in Madrid, Spanje

Great hotel in a great location, very close to Royal Palace and a few mins walk from Gran Via. Staff excellent, 8th floor rooms have terraces, jacuzzi and worth the extra cost. Cafe and restaurant a bit expensive but very good.

Very nice. I enjoyed it a lot. I recommend it to everyone.

Breakfast...what a selection to choose from. Room 803...what a view from the private terrace & it had a sun lounger. Hotel was very central to most things..Shops, bars, restaurants & football stadium (Real Madrid) Would highly recommend this hotel.

Volgens mij is dit een van de mooiste hotels van Madrid.

Madrid is a great city. It's a busy, noisy, exciting, vibrant place to hang out for a few days. The ME Hotel is your moment of calm in the centre of all of this. The hotel staff are lovely and helpful. The room we stayed in was beautifully decorated to a very high standard. Our room didn't have any decent views. instead overlooking a tiny courtyard. This was actually a blessing in disguise. Our room stayed cool throughout the day and was a peaceful haven from the noisy streets around us. If I had one area for improvement - and it's really only a small one - I'd ask for tea / coffee making facilities in the hotel room. There was a "sex kit" and a wide selection of sweets - but a good cup of tea will always win-out at the end of a long journey.

Excellent location - right across the street from the Reina Sofia, and a quick walk to the Prado, Thyssen-Borgen, Jardines Botanicales, Renfe station, and Parque de Buen Retiro! If you don't mind a longer walk, also not far from Puerta de Sol and Plaza Mayor. The room was small but very clean and nicely furnished. Highly recommend this hotel.

This is a great "smaller" hotel right in the heart of downtown Madrid. For vacationers the location couldn't be better: just a few short blocks to the Plaza del Sol in one direction--as well as the great pedestrian mall and beyond that the Royal Palace)--and an easy walk to the museum district and the Retiro park in the other. A local Metro stop is a block away and a E5 taxi ride gets you to the Atocha station for high speed rail and the airport shuttle. The rooms are large and very well appointed and the bed is comfortable. They even had two white robes in the bathroom! Of course as in most urban European hotels the shower doesnt close and so get used to wet floors, and the streets outside, while clean and safe, are very "lively" until about 3 am 7 days a week, so ask for a room in the back and on a high floor if you are a light sleeper. The staff is very helpful and speaks English. The lobby is small but pleasant and there is a winding staircase and a nice breakfast room downstairs.

I read the reviews before I booked the hotel and all I have to say is the staff at the front desk is WONDERFUL...they answered all of my million questions I had about Madrid. The people who worked at the phone booth were a little rude, but for the most part, what mattered were those at the front who were extremely helpful. The hotel is conveniently located right across the street from the metro which made it extremely convenient.

Booked 1st ever trip to Spain because of La Liga football. We chose this hotel due to its close proximity to the Vincente Calderón (home of Atletico Madrid) The stadium is literally a stones throw away from the hotel and I would strongly recommend this hotel for anyone else that may be watching a game there. I'm disappointed at the amount of people on here that have said there's nothing near the hotel.. A friend and I went for 2nights and the amount of things we found was staggering! We walked everywhere! And when we didn't walk we took the metro! The closest metro station is the Marque's de Vadillo and as long you take care to read the signs you can get anywhere. I would not recommend travelling between the airport and hotel via the Metro because of the walk. It's not super long, but you wouldn't want luggage with you. Surrounding locals are friendly and the staff in the hotel are amazing! They all speak English. And if they don't they will still try, whether they just try and get through or seek someone else who you can speak to. The close restaurant and bars are within walking distance if you venture out a little. The walk is pleasant and you don't mind walking around late at night because the area is safe and friendly. Stick to walking on the banks of the river Manzanares and you'll end up finding whatever it is you're looking for. STRONGLY RECOMMEND!! We had a fantastic time and are even going back in a month since we feel like we didn't see everything.