I travelled with my family, husband and two kids (10 and 12 years old) in Madrid. We stayed at Petit Palace Mayor hotel in a 4-bed family room, which was very big and very convenient for us four, with a huge bathroom, with bathtub and shower too. Generally, it was clean (apart from the moquette which was full of stains!!). Modern decoration, free internet and laptop in the room, and a minibar were the pros of the room. Ours was on the fourth floor and it was bigger than our friends' on the seventh floor, which did not have a bathtub. Staff was friendly and although we could not do late check out, they offered to keep our luggage in the hotel until our departure, after 12pm. For a family, I thing it is a very suitable hotel, centrally located and with a very reasonable price. I would definitely recommend it.

A beautiful hotel in the centre of the city.
Near by 2 metro stations.
Breakfast was excellent.
Room was high tech espessialy the bathroom and the beautiful beds.Friendly and helpfull personnal.
Top of the bill was the free laptop and internet in my room.

As I have said before, conditions have much to do with the experience, meaning what state of mind you arrive in and what is offered to you can really effect one's opinion.

After a 24 hour delayed flight out of the US, showing up here was a great start to our trip in Spain. The desk staff exhibited everything I would come to love about Spain: intelligence, personality, and pride without pretension.

They checked us in early, which is a real boon when you arrive 6 hours ahead of your check in time and you can't figure out what day it is. The room was small but efficient, nice lay out, and cozy and clean. Free wi-fi. Bathroom was perfect.

The room was very very quiet. I slept for hours here.

The little breakfast they offer down stairs is very good and an easy way to start the day. It will be much cheaper than going across the street to the market, especially if you are from the US and used to a larger breakfast than what the Spaniards tend to eat.

The location is aces. You are a nice walk to the Prado, there's a nice market across the street that really comes alive after 10pm. You can just wander around ordering little tapas and sipping on real nice regional wines.

If you duck left onto a side street coming out of the hotel, you can get lost in Madrid's maze of streets with an endless amount of steps to take. The whole experience here was a real nice way to start a trip to Spain, and again, the staff is friendly and genuine.

Very central location and 30 second walk to the metro station Sevilla. There is a Starbucks across the street.

Efficient check in and friendly helpful staff.

Rooms were modern, boutique style. Shower was adequate but body jet were not much use for me as I am a bit short and I ended up with my faced being blasted with water. Good water pressure and big shower.

No sound proofing in the room. I was at the end of the second floor and was woken up each morning with the doors banging shut, maids cleaning or traffic outside.

Beds were very hard. Too hard for me.

Air con was in a timer in my room. It would go off during the night and I would wake up very hot. Switch it on and then it would go off again. I was in a group and this was mentioned by other members of my group who had other rooms.

Didn't enjoy breakfast at all. There was adequate selection, but nothing special.

Not sure if I will return as there are plenty hotels in the area where the soundproofing would be better.