The best part of ending up here was that we had so many restaurants around to help pass by the time.
The service of the people working in Iberia puente aéreo was great and easy to everyone to understand, thanks to the bilingual communication and TVs with the info there too.
On the positive side Terminal 4 of the Madrid Airport is an impressive, large, roomy hall with what appears to be lots of seating spaces and a well laid out interior which is easy to navigate thanks to signage that is fairly easy to follow. There are adequate number of boards displaying flight information and ample bathrooms which are pretty clean.
On the negative side there are virtually no charging stations for your electronics, very few available electrical outlets, and relatively few eating and drinking establishments once you get past the duty-free shops. There are also no water filling stations for your water bottle nor are there any TV screens with news, sports or other entertainment. Its kind of a grandiose but at the same time boring terminal which you will want to leave as soon as possible.
One of the most beautiful, clean and well organized airports I have visited. I wish I can come back soon.
Beautiful post morden architecture. The roof is particularly beautiful.
Easy to get in and out. Food and stores are nice. Mcdonald's included!!