Experience Luxury at Hotel Madrid Atocha Affiliated by Meliá in Madrid, Spain

Hotel Madrid Atocha, Affiliated by Meliá

Calle Atocha, 83, Near Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid, 28012, Spain

Rating

4.1

GreenLeader

2024

Price Level

Rooms

150

Pets

May

Hotel Madrid Atocha, Affiliated by Meliá, Madrid

Hotel Madrid Atocha, Affiliated by Meliá

The grand Tryp Atocha is located in Madrid's historic Barrio de las Letras within 10 minutes' walk of Puerta del Sol Plaza Mayor and Plaza Santa Ana. It offers modern air-conditioned rooms with satellite TV and free Wi-Fi. The hotel is just next to Anton Martin Metro Station and 7 minutes’ walk from Retiro Park and the Prado. The Reina Sofía and Thyssen-Bornemisza museums are also nearby. The spacious rooms at Tryp Madrid Atocha Hotel have parquet floors and a pillow menu. Some rooms have exercise equipment. There is central air conditioning and heating available depending on the season. The Tryp Atocha's restaurant serves a buffet breakfast. The lobby bar serves cocktails and tapas.

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Overall

Very Good

4.1

986 reviews

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Customers Review

Value 3.9

Location 4.5

Cleanliness 4.4

Comfort 4

Neighborhood 4.2

Amenities 4

Condition 4.1

Recomendation 86.7%

“Not too bad, as long as you have a room on the side of the main street entrance. I was first shown a room in a maze at the back of the hotel. I really disliked it. Finding it terribly claustrophobic. Thankfully, when I returned to the reception, they changed my room. The hotel's bar /cafe is small but very pleasant. The hotel staff were very professional. The hotel is very well situated for tourism.”

— Nicole J.M. Conroy

“The hotel itself is nice but the owners have decided to close the bar for no reason as it was quite full when stayed over there 1st week-end of October. This kind of hotel needs some life in the lobby to be an hotel and I think this is a very short view to close the bar in order to save a bit of staff cost...”

— Frederic GEORGES