Hotels in Villa de Vallecas, Madrid

The room was clean, quiet, and very comfortable. The front desk staff were friendly, and I really appreciated the complimentary drinks and coffee available 24 hours a day. If I hadn't had an early flight the next morning, I would have happily stayed for a few more days. The only downside is the location. It's a bit isolated, so you'll probably need to take a taxi to get around. There aren't many restaurants nearby, and it's quite a distance from the city centre and the main attractions.

It was a very nice stay at B&B Ensache! We personally liked that it was a quiet neighborhood and the quality of the rooms are good. The cleanliness is also amazing. One thing though is that if you're used to slippers, you have to buy the slippers yourself in the store but that wasn’t a problem for us. It is also a bit far from stores/main mall (around 20 minutes walk) but it is a safe and fun walk to do! We liked that coffee/tea/water are free and available 24/7 especially because we always came home late everyday and always forgot to buy some water. It was a pleasant stay and the service was also good! Thank you for having us.

Really nice hotel on the outskirts of Madrid. We stayed here for one night for a slightly extended stopover in Madrid. It's very reasonably priced for what you get and only takes about 20mins to get to the airport by uber. Room was clean and spacious and, staff were friendly, can't ask for more.

Everything was perfect. Very clean and well-organized. I highly recommend it if you need to book something in this area.

About 1 km from the nearest Line 1 metro to the city. Beware of dog droppings along the walk. Facilities include a small gym, paid laundry, a summer-only pool, parking, and rooms with a stove and basic utensils (but no oil or seasonings). The room was clean and the staff were friendly. Insulation was poor — lobby noise, barking dogs, banging, and hallway conversations could be heard day and night. Room cleaning was also done on the 4th day instead of the stated 3rd day. The worst part was having to borrow a hair dryer and wine opener EVERYTIM and return them immediately because they were shared among guests, with staff knocking if they weren’t returned. I would have understood leaving a deposit, but this system was even more inconvenient. Hope this can be improved.

This place definitely felt low end and not super nice. If all you are looking for is a place to sleep and have a turn around then this can definitely work, but it isn’t a place I would enjoy staying for more than a day personally. The location is very out of the way and not near much, also everything around is a little run down with minimal options for food or anything like that.

A very unique place, feels like stepping back into the Middle Ages~ The location is super convenient, right on the edge of Sol. There are also many snacks nearby, making it a great value for money stay.

The location of the hotel is very good. It only takes 2 minutes to walk to Dayangmen Subway Station. The room is neat and clean, with a small refrigerator. The only drawback is that the hair dryer in the room is broken. It was already early in the morning when I found it, so I didn't go to the front desk.

It's right in front of Sol Square, so it's quite accessible. However, it's a bit noisy, but I don't know because I fell asleep while traveling so hard.

The hotel's location is excellent, right on Puerta del Sol. It's only a 2-3 minute walk from the Sol metro/train station. The entrance is a bit hard to find; follow the navigation, and once inside, take the elevator on the right to the third floor. The surrounding area is lively, a popular tourist spot, but it calms down nicely at night after the tourists leave. Shopping and dining are very convenient, and it's within walking distance of the Royal Palace of Madrid, Plaza Mayor, and San Miguel Market. The hotel is newly renovated but has no lingering renovation smell. The facilities and amenities are all excellent, clean, and comfortable—it was my favorite hotel during this trip to Spain. They even leave a chocolate on your pillow every day, which is a very sweet touch. The front desk staff are also great, always greeting you. Check-in comes with a non-alcoholic welcome drink, which is a thoughtful gesture. P.S. I wonder if it's because it's called 'Prince's Inn' that all the front desk staff are male? 🤔