I stayed at this hotel a 6 years ago with some friends and had a great time. The staff didn't go out of their way for customer service but the room was amazing. Our room came with a flat screen (this was before flat screens were everywhere) a laptop, and our shower had a radio, massage chair and it was... More

The room had no blinds, just some curtains which didn't prevent street lights to enter the room. Conveniently placed and free WiFi, though. More

This hotel is best for travellers with kids as the room we took has one king size double with one bunk bed for two kids. The room and bath are well decorated modern. The hotel is very near to metro granvia, is on route of hop on and hop off tourist bus as well as accross the road there is... More

The only thing good about this hotel was the location as access via metro is excellent.. Besides that, the shower practically inside the room, no noise isolation, squeaky mattress and price was high given the amenities offered. Dusty floor under the bed. Yet nothing bad enough to make us move elsewhere but would not stay there again for sure. More

Good value, paricularly for families, good location but check-in staff a bit unhelpful. Worth consiering however. More

The location of this hotel was great. However, we were not very impressed by the amenities of this hotel. The internet was spotty at best. The bathrooms had frosted glass windows with a big portion that wasn't frosted at all. I would probably pick another hotel if I were to go back to Madrid. More

The High Tech Avenida Gran Via Hotel is in a good location, close to Gran Via, Callo & Sol Metro stations. However, the hotels rooms are very noisy. The windows in the room must be poor quality because they don't do much to reduce the outside noise. It was so noisy we had to get ear plugs in order to... More

The location of this Hotel is great, however it is very noisy. The windows need soundproofing and the walls/doors are paper thin so you can hear everyone arriving/leaving/conversations etc. We booked a double room, it was very small, and there was no kettle or tea making facilities. There was free wireless so that was a plus and it worked well.... More

First off, this hotel is not called Gran Via, although it is located at the midpoint of this central boulevard. It is called the Petite Palace Italia. The location is terrific -- central to all the walking (or cycling -- see Bravo Bikes) that you would want. Getting a hotel room in Europe for three or four people can be... More