Name: Casa De Huespedes Lemus
Address: Hortaleza, 7 1º Izquierda, Madrid, Madrid, Madrid, 28004, Spain
Rating: 4

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Prado Museum

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Royal Palace

Reina Sofia Museum

Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport

Madrid–Torrejón Airport

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So we booked this hotel for a one night stay in Madrid (date night) because the location was spot on (being a gay couple, we wanted to spend the night in Chueca).  My partner lost his passport at the airport - put his man bag down and walked off, realising within 30 seconds, running back but it had gone. No sign at the left luggage office, so he was stuck.

We decide to make the most of the night and check in to the hotel - what a lovely place it is.  Clearly all rooms have now been refurbished - and to a really high standard.  The rooms are all nice and simple but everything is brand new.  I left the next day on our planned flight but my partner stayed an additional two nights to get to the embassy and collect an emergency travel document.  The hotel, and especially Claudia the receptionist, were so helpful, they booked my partner an extra two nights (in two other rooms - all three of the rooms he stayed in were of the same immaculate standard).  

This was at the start of February 2020 - so please don't judge this hotel by the older reviews.  This place is amazing, the receptionists are really helpful, and we will definitely be back for another date night in Chueca, staying here.  

The bathrooms are shared and immaculately clean, clearly cleaned several times a day, and all done to a high standard - very modern decor, lovely rooms - basic furniture like a metal frame wardrobe/rack but all very cute and cosy, and again perfectly clean and stylish.  It's by a long margin the best hotel I've stayed in in a european city centre for this sort of budget.  And the staff are so nice and helpful, even getting his new room ready before check in, so he didn't have to leave and come back for the extra nights booked at short notice.  

Another bonus - you get a front door key onto the street, so can come and go as you please even into the early hours. Some other pension type hotels have curfews but not this one.  The hotel is brilliant - well done!

Amazing hotel and amazing staff (visited Feb 2020)

We stayed here and the people were nice.  The room was safe and clean enough.  We didn't spend time in the room other than to sleep and shower.  It was extremely cheap...no complaints as we didn't pay enough to complain.  

So, if you want to be in a good location but do not want to pay much, this is a place you should consider.

You get what you pay for.  Safe and cleanish.

Advantages-Pros: 15-20 minutes walk from Prado, Thyssen museums, archaeological museums, Queen Sofia Art Centre, or Royal Palace.  30-40 minutes walk for sorolla, lazaro galdiano museums.  Very cheap, 30 euros, free wifi, cable tv if you understand spanish. never needed to take taxi metro nor bus anywhere, bus or trains to avila, segovia, escorial, toledo, aranjuez, cuenca etc were reasonable and frequent, around 37 euros per trip.  Right on gran via, best shopping, if pricey, for you designer boutique types.  fine authentic spanish food to be had for bargain prices.  

Cons: noisy at night, shared bathroom (locked of course), does not have aircon, no amex accepted, only speak spanish (which luckily I do). elevator only for luggages, very small, i was with my mom and dad, and one took the lift with luggage the other two had to walk.  stairs old, limited lighting.  no meals provided.  

not particularly friendly service, but receptionist is willing to call taxi to and from airport, those are flat rate 27-40 euros per car depending on which airport you fly in from.  Remember to lock your room at night.  madrid is a tourist city and thieves are hard at work.  They do have some information on tourist sites but seem to cater more for locals than foreign tourists but then again, you get what you pay for.  Europe is extremely crowded compared to north america but spain and italy prices are cheaper than uk, france, germany but not as low as former eastern europe.  
(by the way, for usa travellers- bathroom is aseos in spain spanish)

Location: excellent.  service: mediocre. Price: excellent budget.  
safety and cleanliness: below average

good but noisy

It is definitely the worst hotel I ever stayed in but the location was fantastic, the shower worked and the bedding was clean. 

If you want a better hotel there are plenty around Madrid, this one is appealing because of its price tag, so you can’t really complain ! We were out and about all day and just wanted a place to crash at night, so it suited us perfectly. If you’re going to b spending a bit of time at your digs then invest a bit more dough. 

Ain’t THAT bad 

We stayed in a triple room.  The staff was not very friendly and spoke limited English.  The room was clean but worn out.  Bedding was ripped and bathroom was tiny.  The location was great right off Gran Via but it was very noisy until the early morning due to the busy area.

Not impressed.

This Hotel. If it can be given this name was difficult to find no signs outside the place. The staff were not customer oriented to say the least. The room we were given was like being in a prison cell basic with the cheapest furniture available. Construction going on in the adjoining room .  The room had the smallest window which looked directly into tan adjoining room. The best thing other than only spending one night in the prison cell was that location was very central.  Sorry but we won’t be returning and I would advise to spend a few more euros and seek another place .

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