Name: Overnight Madrid
Address: Princesa, 45 5º Izquierda, Moncloa-Aravaca, 28008 Madrid, Spain, Madrid, Madrid, Madrid, 28008, Spain
Rating: 9

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Argüelles

Ventura Rodríguez

Moncloa

Comillas Pontifical University

Liria Palace

Cuartel del Conde-Duque

Cuartel General del Ejercito del Aire

Museum of Contemporary Art

ABC Museum of Drawing and Illustration

Temple of Debod

Lumiere Cinema

Parroquia San Marcos

Torre de Madrid

Spain Square

Royal Palace

Gran Vía

Plaza Mayor

Puerta del Sol

Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum

Prado Museum

Royal Botanic Garden

Buen Retiro Park

Reina Sofia Museum

Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport

Madrid–Torrejón Airport

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This hotel was a very unique experience. It was located on the 5th floor of a residence building. We had a little trouble finding since the only sign was a little paper attached to the wall by the door. But, the rooms were very nice!  It was very roomy and clean!  And it was located close to the metro!  We were able to get all over Madrid very easily from our hotel!  We loved our stay there!

Madrid experience

Location was great (nice neighborhood, metro station was 50m from the hotel and city center was 4 stops away). Room was very spacious by madrid standards, clean,bed was convenient, bathroom was spacious and modern, TV was huge. There was a coffee machine as well in the room.
Staff was ok, no breakfast available.
The only downside was the fact that the hotel is on the 5th floor of an old building, so you are not getting the feeling of staying on a hotel.
Overall, great choice on a very reasonable price. Don't be afraid of the location, it is really very convenient (metro is just outside of the building), you can get easily in 10 min in city center while Plaza Espana, Gran Via and Templo de Debod are on a walking distance (10-15 min max).

Great choice

N40°25.797' W3°42.922' Madrid is a difficult city to find a good price/quality ratio hotel room. Up to the €150 per night mark, most hostels/hotels in the city centre share the same pros and cons:
Advantages:
- Perfect location.
- Clean rooms.
Downsides:
- Lots of outside street noise.
- Paper-thin walls inside.
- Small rooms with (very) small bathrooms.
- Smell of drainage and mould in bathrooms.
- No breakfast in the hostel/hotel or a voucher for a simple breakfast in a local street café.
- Early 20th century buildings with lacking maintenance and small and failing lifts.

Remarkable, most of these hostels/hotels have a high TripAdvisor rating and many excellent reviews, irrespectively of the mentioned drawbacks and additional disadvantages. For instance:  prostitutes in front of the hostel (Hostal Go Inn Madrid at #3); unprofessional staff members (Lapepa Chic B&B at #4); no ventilation in the bathroom (Hostal Art Madrid at #9); small beds (Hostal la Prensa at #15). 

The high number of excellent reviews bothered me and on a closer look, many reviews belong to the category “excellent-3-line-review-without-photo”. Have accommodations found a way to manipulate their unpaid ranking on TripAdvisor, like website administrators manipulate their unpaid ranking in search engines by search engine optimisation, now that large scale analyse & quantification of travel reviews by companies like TrustYou is gaining market importance? We will see, but for now was our choice of Hostal Overnight Madrid at #37 any better?

Hostal Overnight Madrid is located 1.7 kilometre from the busy tourist centre of Madrid around Plaza Puerta del Sol. It takes a save 15-minute walk from the Opera along the large Calle de la Princessa or three underground stops to underground station Argüelles where lines 4 and 6 stop. Lines 6 and 8 connects within 1 hour with Adolfo Suarez Barajas Aeropuerto Terminal 4. We arrived late at night, after the receptionist left. The day before we received by email the keypad number of our room. Very effective and efficient procedure.

Hostal Overnight Madrid, on the fifth floor, opened in 2016. Hostal El Brezo on the third floor is older and of the same owner. Two large apartments on both sides of the tiny lift were converted in 10 modern and for Spanish hostal measurements large rooms with private bathrooms. Calle de la Princessa is a busy and noisy street, but our room 501 in April 2017 with a view on El Corte Inglés department store was well isolated from outside noise. No problem with noise from next door. At night, we slept with a small open window and the street noise did not keep us awake. The split air conditioning unit worked well. 

The room was equipped with a large double bed with large duvet, good shower, hair dryer, small fridge, Nespresso coffee maker, iron and ironing board, valuable save, large flat screen television and good Wi-Fi reception. The room was cleaned every day and during daytime receptionist offered useful advice. The price was €100 per night. We received a 15% discount by booking direct with the hostal, bypassing online booking websites. No breakfast is included or offered additionally, but Restaurante El Figal around the corner in Calle de Buen Suceso offered excellent Spanish breakfast with Spanish omelette, coffee and orange juice for €5 per person. 

Overall, Hostal Overnight Madrid does not suffer from the usual defects of hostals in Madrid city centre: expensive, small, old and noisy. Just a short walk from the epicentre of touristic Madrid, Hostal Overnight Madrid is a much better option. Recommended.

Much better than the usual city centre Madrid hostal

The hotel is located close to the Moncloa area, well served by metro and buses, right across from Corte Inglès. Close also to Plaza Espana, quite a few restaurants around and shops. The Hostal is on the 5th floor of a small narrow building. Reception is open 8:30-22:00 roughly. The people at the reception speak very minimal English. The rooms are positioned around the reception. I had asked for a superior double room and stressed for quiet. The room size was fine, everything looked clean, the bed was large and comfortable, the pillows were memory-form. There was a fridge, a coffee machine with two capsules supplied, a small desk, two large chairs, a closet with iron board and an Italian shower in the bathroom. There is a safe, a mirror and amenities for shampoo and shower gel. All that's fine and for the price and the location then it's a good deal. What annoyed me: there is a large TV screen with several channels, none of which a foreign English-speaking or any other language ; there is only one tiny garbage can – in the bathroom; the bedside tables are small and surrounded by wooden bars so that it’s not easy to place or retrieve anything from them (I used a chair to put my things); the hot water takes some time to arrive both in the shower and in the sink. My room was directly exposed to the street. Princesa street is a large street and there was some noise, so I slept with ear plugs, also because of the proximity of all the rooms to the entrance door which opens with a buzz… What also annoyed me is a little episode: I am a tea person, so I brought my small portable boiler with me along with two plastic tea cups. Although clean and set apart, my tea cups and small spoons disappeared the second day. I tried to explain the situation to the reception staff and asked where they were, but never got an answer, not even an apology. They must have been thrown away, which didn’t seem to perturb them … I don’t think I’ll come back even though the price and the location is good.

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