Sercotel properties in Madrid

My reservation was for two people, but unfortunately, the second guest couldn't make it. What surprised me was that the room wasn't set up with amenities for two. It doesn't quite live up to a 4-star standard, but overall, it's okay for one night.

The hotel room was a decent size, and there were many handicrafts on the first floor. The location was very convenient, in a residential area, directly accessible by the C1 bus. There was a particularly delicious bakery nearby. There was no coffee machine, slippers, or bottled water, but toiletries were provided. The soundproofing was so-so; I could clearly hear the snoring from next door at night. Luckily, I wasn't jet-lagged, otherwise I wouldn't have slept well.

I booked this hotel because it was “close” to the airport… however you cannot walk to the hotel, and the shuttle information from the airport to the hotel was not correct and I couldn’t find the bus, so I had to taxi to the hotel. The hotel breakfast was good, but it could be served a bit earlier since most people stay at the hotel to get a flight out the next morning. The shuttle to the airport at 7:15am was great, comfortable and on time! The rooms walls are very thin though and you can hear even in the corridors and next to you 🙈 It was a decent bed to sleep on though and a great shower.

The hotel is located near a subway station, less than a 5-minute walk away, so transportation is fairly convenient. It's not too close to the city center, but it's relatively quiet. The rooms are spacious, and the hotel provides disposable toiletries. There are also tableware and kitchenware in the rooms for cooking. The bathroom has a bidet, a common Italian appliance. Some of the floor tiles are loose and may need repair.