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"I had asked whether there is cooking facility there, for example stove and pots, the reply is yes, but when we are there.. It turn out no cooking facilities not even a microwave! And only two toilet for do many rooms to share. The toilet is wc cum shower room. So we have no wc to use even when we are urgent. Two toilets for around ten rooms."

"Very nice hostel located near the metro and walkable distance from Cibeles (City stop for Airport Bus) and Atocha (Train station for departures to south Spain). Separate toilet, sink, and shower, is always a sign of good hostels. Could be better if there were individual curtains for beds and nightstand or ledge to put small items"

"The hotel is conveniently located, with a train station within easy walking distance within 10 mins, making it very accessible for travel. The reception staff provided good service and were helpful throughout the stay. The air conditioning worked well and kept the room comfortably cool, and the shower had a reliable supply of hot water. However, the room itself felt a bit small, and the television was positioned very close to the bathroom area, which made the layout slightly awkward and easy to bump into if not careful."

"Located in Lavapies not far from the main attractions in city center and at walking distance to Atocha train station, it has a rooftop with a bar - it closes at night though and another cafeteria-like social area with a good kitchen by the lobby. As a large hostel it tends to have groups of first-time travellers but it is still possible to socialize; they promote games, walking tours, pub crawlings etc Beds are perfect, capsule style with curtains and air conditioner on all day long."

"The location is great, making it easy to visit nearby attractions. Metro Line 1 is just 100 meters away, offering direct access to Chamartín and Atocha train stations without transfers. You'll need to transfer to get to the airport by metro, though. The kitchen is handy for cooking your own meals, and there are plenty of restaurants and supermarkets nearby."

"The location of this hotel is excellent. It's central to the places I wanted to visit, and I could walk to them all. The room I stayed in was very small, but it had everything I needed and was very clean, so everything was perfect. The staff is friendly."

"I booked this hotel mainly for its location. It's close to Atocha train station, about a 12-minute walk, and you can take the 203 bus to the airport! Almost all of Madrid's attractions are within a 2km radius, and you can even take bus 27 to Bernabéu! However... the room was so noisy, constantly with subway sounds!! There are about 20 rooms on one floor, from 01 to 22. I was initially given room 222. I don't usually mind end rooms, but this one was not only an end room, it was at the very end of the hallway, directly facing the corridor instead of being on either side! That wouldn't have bothered me if it weren't for the constant train track noise I heard when I came back to rest at night. I realized the subway station was right outside. This end room must have been the closest to the subway. I even recorded the noise on my phone and went to the front desk to discuss changing rooms! The front desk clearly knew about the problem. Her attitude was very poor. She first said, 'We're fully booked tonight!' I asked, 'When does the subway stop running?' She said 1:30 AM! I told her I couldn't sleep with that noise and couldn't accept it, hoping she'd change my room. She very reluctantly changed me to 401, and whereas I was initially given two key cards, she grudgingly gave me only one after the room change! Note that 01 is also an end room, and the elevator and fire escape are right outside the door!! As long as there's no noise, I can accept it! That night, as I was browsing on my phone in bed in 401, there was a huge vibration from the headboard. I thought there was an earthquake in Madrid!!! It turned out to be the fire escape door slamming shut really hard!!!! A hotel costing over 3500 for three nights, which is considered cheap locally, but the noise level is just unacceptable!! I can't give a good review!! Do Trip.com users not deserve to have rooms in the middle?"

"Good location, quiet and safe area. Kitchen to cook but the other residents didn't like it when I tried to use the kitchen. Separate rooms for men and women but I chose to stay in the men's room to be with my son. I never had an issue in there. Some of the staff were kind and some was rude and gossipping to other customers us. The problem was the second day when I tried to use the women”s bathroom when I woke up in the morning -as I was advised to by the staff- and some Latino women didn't allowed me to go to the toilet. I went to the men's bathroom although they didn't like it too using theirs. In the afternoon I went again to take a shower, again in the women's room, and two other Latino women started talking and talking, making recommendations and problem. Again I left. Asked the receptionist about their boss to file a complaint but nowhere to be found. Just like Acacias and Thirty One so in Las Rosas the same boss but hiding. You can”t contact them.The same company owns these three and four more hostels and I realised this is the way they operate. They definitely have a personal issue with me and I don”t know if it is because I am a European citizen and not a Latina or it is something else. But that kind of bullying I've suffered in their hostels is unexceptable and I will not allow it. I will proceed in the court against them as they treat me like they are superior, they bullied me and they have to get what they deserve. So I will see them in court. As for their other hostel Rio who have cancelled our reservations and caused us so much trouble yesterday, I will write my review for them in every detail. So disrespectful and so unprofessional."