the room was all in marble.. should be nice or what?
but actually, since the time of year was the end of Summer, entering Autumn, it became so cold in the nights, but the heating system didn't work yet.
So, it was cold to sleep even though i used all the blankets available.. the bed wasn't very comfortable either. And the room was a bit too small for two people to move around at the same time.
And I'm not very picky person normally. Glad I didnt have to pay myself for that hotel. It wasn't worth the price. I think.
But breakfast were good and wifi all over the building was a good thing too... although I heard rumors from my colleagues on upper floors that wifi wouldn't reach their room, so they used it in the lobby...

I spend 3 nights here, I was in business and the best thing was the location of train station, 1 minuto on foot. There are no tourist interest nearby. The decor is oldfashion(didn't liked)

I stayed at this hotel on a two week business trip to Madrid. It is located in the northern part of the city. A few steps from the Chamartin train station.
This hotel is not close to the tourist places, but two metro stations are just 3 minutes away (walking).
I recommend this hotel for long stays. There are good restaurants and cafeterias near by, convenient stores and a supermarket. The local bus station Castellana is also close by.
Suites are huge, and confortable. The decor is old style. The staff is very friendly and helpful.
If you are going to Madrid on vacations for a few nights and want to do lots of sightseeing this is not your best choice, go downtown. But if you are planning to stay longer than 10 nights I sincerely recommend you consider Foxa 32 Suites.

This is a wonderful all Suites hotel. All of the rooms are large and very well equipped. The decoration is also very special - overly ornate Spanish re-production antiques. If you are tired of cookie-cutter hotel rooms and don't mind being a little out of the way, Fox? 32 is a great value.