Hoteller i Madrid i nærheden af Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía

Clean and comfortable hotel, placed very close to the main museums and well served by public means.

Convenience for Atocha Station; good selection of international newspapers. Lacks atmosphere; staff not particularly helpful or friendly; no late night food or bar facilities.

Almost everything A bit noisy

The location for Atocha & the museums & the metro was excellent. Also the buffet breakfast was very good.

Excellent locality, comfortable bed, good food a few niggles,i.e non replacement of milk/coffee etc on night tray, we were a party of 4 couples, all in superior rooms but not all had the same facilities - one had no robes, one had only one bath towel etc.

Very central.

Accesibility. It was a step away from the Metro, and very close to shopping and restaurants that were pretty reasonable compared to Gran Via.

service: breakfast till 11.00 no water cooker; much bed, less room; airco out when absent.

Just 50 mtr. from Atocha high speed train (AVE).Walking distance.The WIFI access is expensive but works fine. the single rooms are too small.

The hotel is overpriced for it's location and the type of room I was given. The room was tiny and had no natural sunlight. As well, the morning when I checked out, the front desk person was rude and seemed extremely anxious/nervous.

nothing honestly rooms are too small ,no restaurent in week ends and transport is not good

Great location in Madrid. Close to train station,Prado,downtown Madrid. Easy walking around area. Restaurant was very good and convenient.

We chose it only for its proximity to the Prado and it was great to be right across the Paseo. It was our first hotel in Spain and therefore the room seemed quite small, but not unusually so judging by most hotels we stayed in afterward.

Very central, clean, easy Small room, could not turn of the radiator which was very hot during the nights

Even if there are many better location hotels around this area, location could be their strength if you want to visit museum or other area of city to take a day trip departure at atocha station. The quality of staffs is suspecious, room was not deserving fair enough space.

location of the hotel is good. Very close to the Prado museum and Parque del retiro. 500 meter to Atocha train station where you can take high speed (and normal) trains to other Spanish destinations. Also, if you don't arrive too late or too early you can take the airport express bus to Atocha station. Is however on a 2x4 lane street but it has 2 windows, 1 with 'single' glass and another one with double glass so it keeps the sound from outside away (however the inside sounds are passed on rather easily...). Hotel has free wireless internet. doors are with key cards. no mini bar, though it does have a hair dryer. the hotel does not offer breakfast though reception is connected with a small restaurant next door where you would be able to eat something. there are other places around as well where you can get breakfast. food is ok but not spectacular.

The location is probably the only benefit. Everything else was bleak. I already don't like Madrid. I love Spain but Madrid is just unpleasant. This is only my opinion based on my experiences. I really hoped Hostel Buelta would change that. This was part of my exit strategy before I headed back to America. The nearby parking was €24,00 for about 12hrs on a Sunday night. I paid the same in Lisbon on a weekend for nearly 48 hrs. The hostel itself was just run down and bleak. It had no comforts. Simply a place to wash and sleep. Not worth the price. There are nicer places in the area.