Lovely suites will go back. Staff so nice
A pleasure to have been served by Eto charming and efficient.
I recently stayed here for three nights after booking a city break with EasyJet. The hotel is ideally suited for access to the centre of Madrid with Grand Via only a 5-10 minute walk away.
The staff were very welcoming and I checked in very easily - I didn't even need my EasyJet paperwork. The reception area was nice and airy, and although I didn't make use of it, the breakfast area seemed nice and modern.
There are two small lifts (will probably take two people with luggage), but only one of them goes to the basement car parking area (accessed using your door card).
My single/twin room was on the second floor and overlooked the road. It was probably one of the largest rooms I've ever stayed in (I don't get about much!). As you walk in, there is a double wardrobe on the left with plenty of hangers and space for bags. This also contained the digital safe. Next was the "kitchen" area with sink, hob, and microwave (the latter two were disconnected for some reason). There was plenty of cupboard space with a few pieces of kitchen equipment, though more was apparently available from reception. Also here was a fairly decently stocked mini-bar. At the time of writing, most of the drinks were around 3 euros. The only negative here was the lack of tea and coffee being provided.
On the right was the bathroom - a decent size with a 3/4 length bath and rainfall type shower. Shampoo/shower gel is supplied in a wall-mounted dispenser above the bath, and complimentary toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, and shower cap were also provided along with plenty of thick cotton towels.
The main part of the room was large, with a dinner table, coffee table, chairs, flat screen TV (international channels available), side tables, and two large single beds (which had been pushed together for some reason). Blackout curtains were also present. The bed was very comfortable, and the room's air conditioning was very welcome.
Nice hotel, good service. Rooms are not large, but adequate. Good location relative to local sites.
My fiancee and I stayed at the Sercotel Suites in May, a very hot time of the year to visit Madrid. Our room was simple yet spacious. The staff were very accommodating and helped us find locations on maps, our Spanish is very poor and the staff spoke English. The hotel is very centrally located to historical attractions as well as many tapas bars. We recommend visiting the La Latina neighborhood.
Good hotel with decent rooms. Can't comment on the breakfast as I haven't made use of those facilities.
Away from crowds of city center and in a residential area this hotel occupies an 1890 renaissance building. The quiet neighborhood makes you feel at home, yet conveniently close to subway stations that get you to downtown in les than 10 mins.
Easy to find, but relatively tucked away. If you are happy to walk for 10-15 mins you can get to all the major parts of the city, or the metro is only a few minutes walk away. Rooms are large and well equipped. Nice balcony with awning.
Really beautiful and modern rooms with kitchen area included, a big bonus if you suddenly get the urge to cook or want to make your own breakfast. Very friendly service.
The personnel was really nice, we asked them to fix the ventilator and it was done quickly without any problems, really appreciate it. In general, everything is fine thanks a lot to the hostel for the great time in Madrid.