mphall
Apr 14, 09, 6:44 pm
Can anyone recommend a Best Western in Madrid. I haven't stayed in a Best Western in years but there seems to be quite a few in Spain.
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shadesofgrey1x
Apr 15, 09, 1:33 pm
The Atlantico was pretty centrally located and decent as I recall.
est-gratuite
Apr 23, 09, 5:36 am
Stick with the Atlantico, you will get your moneys worth in terms of quality and location. Check out the photos reviewers have posted of the rooms on tripadvisor. Breakfast is only 9 euros per person as well !!
...all the other BW in Madrid are overpriced and disappointing once you see the interiors.
...all the other BW in Madrid are overpriced and disappointing once you see the interiors.
inagaddadavida
Jun 18, 09, 9:34 am
I stayed at the Best Western Los Condes a couple years ago for a few nights. Nothing special, but it was fine and clean. Room had a fridge and microwave.
prspad
Jun 30, 09, 10:04 pm
My spouse and I were very pleased with our 8 day stay here. Staff was very pleasant and helpful and our room was clean and roomy. Wireless Internet access allowed us easy contact with family and our businesses back home.
This hotel is within close walking distance to many nearby restaurants, parks, coffee shops, and public transportation. A huge El Corte Inglés Department store with a wonderful supermarket, deli and wine section in the basement is a couple blocks away. On the hotel’s top floor are a number of lounges and patios with views of the City. There is also a well-stocked and staffed bar on the top floor if you’re in the mood for some refreshments. We stay about a quarter of each year away from home. The Atlantico was a very pleasant surprise.
There are lots of coffee shops and cafes in the neighborhood if you want to eat breakfast for less just minutes from the front door of the hotel. Ask for a recently remodeled room on an upper floor for a quieter stay.
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This hotel is within close walking distance to many nearby restaurants, parks, coffee shops, and public transportation. A huge El Corte Inglés Department store with a wonderful supermarket, deli and wine section in the basement is a couple blocks away. On the hotel’s top floor are a number of lounges and patios with views of the City. There is also a well-stocked and staffed bar on the top floor if you’re in the mood for some refreshments. We stay about a quarter of each year away from home. The Atlantico was a very pleasant surprise.
There are lots of coffee shops and cafes in the neighborhood if you want to eat breakfast for less just minutes from the front door of the hotel. Ask for a recently remodeled room on an upper floor for a quieter stay.
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irobot
Oct 20, 09, 9:13 am
Stick with the Atlantico, you will get your moneys worth in terms of quality and location. Check out the photos reviewers have posted of the rooms on tripadvisor. Breakfast is only 9 euros per person as well !!
...all the other BW in Madrid are overpriced and disappointing once you see the interiors.Doh, I wish I'd seen this before now. I just booked the BW Hotel Arosa. It didn't look bad, though.
...all the other BW in Madrid are overpriced and disappointing once you see the interiors.Doh, I wish I'd seen this before now. I just booked the BW Hotel Arosa. It didn't look bad, though.