Micampus Madrid

The rooms are clean and really comfortable, and there's plenty nearby, from grocery stores and a mall to everyday things you might need. The metro is just a 3-5 minute walk away. Lucia and Gilda were both lovely and very helpful, so get in touch with them if you have questions. I'm really glad I chose to stay here and look forward to coming back :)

I have mixed feelings. For a 2-3 night stay, I really liked the place, especially the small kitchen in the room and the great microwave. There aren't any utensils for eating or cooking, though. The temperature limit is 21 degrees, and I found the room chilly. I had to wear two sweaters and was still cold. I'm used to 23 degrees in hotels and hostels, so the limit feels strange. This used to be my first choice, since in winter they used to put the heating on, but now I have to think twice before booking. If you don't mind a bit of a chill in the room, everything else is fine.

I booked one night through Booking because I wanted a place with a kitchen. When I got there, there were no utensils, so it was basically an empty kitchen in a room. I don't understand why they rent it to vacationers if they can't actually use it. The room was below average, and even a basic item like a hair dryer wasn't provided. I wouldn't stay again.

From my week there, it seemed like a pretty good place, with lots of students and a lively atmosphere.