WooTravelling Plaza de Oriente Homtels

Both the studio and the one-bedroom flat we used were spacious and equally clean. The kitchen had all the basics, plus a dishwasher tablet, laundry sachet, coffee pod, bottle of water, and paper towel roll to get us started on our first day or evening. The neighbourhood has its ups and downs, but it's close to the sights we wanted to see and to transport for going farther out. I'd be very happy to stay here again when I'm back in Madrid.

The apartments are set up well for looking after your own meals, with a full kitchen and all the pots and pans you'd need. They also have washing machines, which was a real plus. Instead of standard hotel rooms, you get fully equipped apartments, a lovely idea. The location was fine, and the main tourist sights are walkable. Principe Pio station is about a ten-minute walk away, making it easy to come from the airport by train or subway.

We were glad to have front desk help available, along with a couple of complimentary cleanings and linen changes during our ten nights. The apartment had a balcony, plenty of storage, a useful range of amenities, and appliances that all worked. It was especially good for cooking and doing laundry. There are a couple of small markets within fifty metres, and the nearby cerveceria serves good tapas and raciones. The apart-hotel is right across from the Sabatini Gardens and the Palacio Real. Principe Pio railway station is about 600 metres away, and Plaza Espana is 400 metres away. If we come back to Madrid, we'd seriously consider staying here again.

The rooms are really nice, and I’d recommend staying here in Madrid. There’s free WiFi, and in the room you get a washing machine, dishwasher, bread maker, espresso machine, and cutlery.