Radisson Hotels in Madrid

While the hotel has an excellent location, our overall experience did not quite meet our expectations considering the price per night. The biggest disappointment was the breakfast. The selection was rather limited, especially when it came to hot dishes (comparing to Radisson Blu in Barcelona where we stayed this year). We also found very few gluten-free and lactose-free options. In addition, the breakfast area felt overcrowded, with tables placed very close to each other. The room was clean, but some details were surprising for a hotel in this price range. There were no slippers provided, and not even proper teaspoons for the cups in the room (only wooden sticks). The hotel's design is very modern, but it felt a bit dark to us and may not suit everyone's taste. On the positive side, the location is excellent (plenty of restaurants and main attractions nearby). Overall, the hotel was decent, but for this price we expected a higher level of comfort and breakfast quality.

The hotel's location is absolutely fantastic, making it incredibly convenient for getting around. The subway is nearby, within walking distance, and there are plenty of restaurants downstairs within walking distance. There are also many attractions within walking distance of the hotel!