Beach Hotels in Madrid

"First off, there's nowhere to store your belongings, and they really don't care even if you ask. So, if you have a lot of luggage and need to leave it somewhere, you can't. Another thing, it's noisy all day long in the same spot, with workers making noise, passing by your room with their doors open, and using the same kitchen and everything. I don't recommend it. You can hear everything through the walls in the rooms, so if you're talking, everyone can hear. It's not a good place to rest. The only good thing is the location; the rooms are nothing special."

"If you are a traveler who wants to enjoy city nightlife and looking for an accommodation to just go back to sleep after good drinking, this place is suitable. It’s in the middle of the city surrounded by nice restaurants and bars, and 1 minute walk from the metro station. However, we are not so interested in nightlife, rather liked visiting art galleries and historical sites, and wanted to come back to the hotel to relax. so this accommodation was a wrong choice. It’s old and dark, and the room was squashy. Saying this, the hotel staff did their best to accommodate our request. They brought a mini fridge for us to store some cold drinks (the outside was nearly 40 degrees 🥵) and brought a extra chair (the room only had one chair) and even brought a kettle when we said we’d like to have a cup of tea (the room only had a Nespresso machine with 2 capsules only even though our stay was 2 nights, and one regular size cup and one small espresso size cup). Anyway, the hotel did their best, but overall, it wasn’t worth paying AU$460 per night."