H10 Puerta de Alcalá

Calle Alcala, 66, Near El Retiro Park, Near WiZink Center, Madrid, 28009, Spain

Rating

4.6

Certificate of Excellence

2018

Price Level

Rooms

138

Pets

Dec

H10 Puerta de Alcalá, Madrid

H10 Puerta de Alcalá

This modern hotel enjoys a strategic setting in the business district of Madrid. The hotel is located close to Retiro Park, just a few minutes' walking distance away from the Puerta de Alcala. The Plaza de Cibeles and Calle Serrano can also be found nearby. Many prominent Madrid attractions can be found within easy access of the hotel. A host of shopping, dining and entertainment opportunities can be found nearby. This hotel features elegantly-styled guest rooms, where focus is placed on comfort and convenience. The hotel provides well-equipped conference space and modern technical equipment, for the convenience of business travellers. The restaurant offers delectable culinary delights, which are sure to tempt even the most discerning palate.

MAD Airport is just 10.51 miles / 16.91 km away from the hotel, approximately a 16-minute drive.

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Overall

Wonderful

4.6

1004 reviews

426

243

Customers Review

Location 5

Cleanliness 4.7

Comfort 4.4

Neighborhood 4.7

Amenities 4.5

Condition 4.5

Recomendation 92%

“I had a beautiful & relaxing experience at their rooftop for lunch. The food was fresh and tasty, a little overpriced but your paying for the views and vibes and it’s worth it. The pool is gorgeous! The wait staff was very friendly and fast! I highly recommend this place!”

— Brittany W C

“Fantastic matressess means the best sleep I've had. Great staff and excellent facilities. Just wish the pool had been open. "It's out of season" only goes so far when the terrace is open and serving drinks to t-shirt wearing guests...”

— Grant Ongers