This hotel is ideally located for getting to Plaza Mayor and Sol metro with lots of restaurants and shops surrounding the hotel and an easy walk to the Palace and Opera. You could also walk to Prado and the museum areas, or take the subway from Sol if you didn't want to walk. This was also a drawback in that there were always crowds outside the hotel and sometimes made it hard to get anywhere if you were in a hurry. We had an interior room, so no view, but it was also quiet compared to what it could have been if we had the crowds below our room. The room was well equipped, breakfast was available each morning for 10 euro each with a pretty good buffet. The beds were hard too, so if you don't like that, don't even think about staying here. There was internet in the room both wireless and a hardwired laptop came with the room. I have mixed feelings about the place as to whether to recommend it or not. The location is either good or bad depending on what you are interested in, and the room is OK, but not really up to the 4 star standard they are claiming, though the price is a bit on the low side for a 4 star so it really should be judged more against 3 stars or other hotels in that price range. I'd probably stay close to the Prado if I were looking to pay for a 4 star next time.
