Hotels near Fuencarral, Madrid

I had a 4-night stay, and I have no complaints. An Uber from Holiday Inn Las Tablas to Barajas Airport was about 21 Euros, and it took 20 minutes without traffic (holiday weekend and traffic was dead), so plan accordingly. There is a small store within a 5-minute walk where you can get items such as water, snacks, and drinks on Calle De Isabel Colbrand. The room was very comfortable, it featured a queen bed, a TV, a decent size bathroom with a hair dryer, and it also had orange-ginger soap, body soap, and shampoo. Just be careful not to spill water on the bathroom floor; it gets slippery. There is a desk, a chair, a single couch, and windows you can open and get fresh air. The AC unit worked fine; everything was spotless. You will also find a mini-fridge with small glass-bottle cokes, juices, beer, a bag of peanuts, and a chocolate bar (only charged if taken). There is a vending machine in the lobby where you can also buy can drinks (it tasks 5-10 euro bills and coins). I paid 1.5 Euros for one and .60 for another (go figure). Although I did not eat at the hotel, the menu seemed to offer a variety of food. An Uber ride to the Center of Madrid cost me 25-30 Euros, and it took me about 25 minutes to/from the City Center area.

My Wife and I are regular guests at the Exe Madrid Norte. Every time we stay, we are amazed by the friendliness, professionalism and duty of care performed by all the staff there. In recent months, the hotel has had to deal with many challenges, as have many other hotels....but thankfully the Exe Madrid Norte has stayed open throughout the troubling times of covid 19. It looks like they have managed to keep their doors open only as a result of good planning, with the inevitable trimming down of personnel and facilities and a large amount of hard work. I can’t praise the staff enough for their dedication to their job and their attention to detail. The rooms are always spotless and very well maintained. During our recent stay, we experienced a total dedication to duty from one of the members of staff there, called Laura. Snow brought havoc to Madrid during the storm Filomena. The hotel was cut off by the snow, which meant Laura was the only member of staff on site to singlehandedly run the hotel for 3 days. Her actions were exemplary. She deserved a medal for her actions over those few days! When the weather eased....and help did finally manage to get through to the hotel, Miguel, the manager and his team did a fantastic job, above and beyond their job descriptions, to get the hotel accessible and working as normal again. Many thanks to them for helping us all get through that very difficult weekend. We highly recommend the Exe Madrid Norte for its comfort, location, cleanliness and friendliness. Although there are minimal staff there at the moment and facilities are limited due to covid 19, rest assured the guests are taken care of with the utmost courtesy and diligence. Paul & Rima Brown

The room was very comfortable, spacious and clean. Internet access was free. The bed and pillows were comfortable. Room had space for a desk. The hotel is not too far from the airport or city centre by public transportation. It was a bit too pricey especially since breakfast was not included and that was unfortunately. No mini-bar in the room. Drinks had to be purchased in the front desk or ordered for delivery to the room. The location of the hotel is not particularly attractive.

Very nice and clean, parking is also very convenient, seven euros a day. There is a restaurant next to it, the taste is not bad. You can have a good Spanish meal.

Read before deciding to stay here So arriving in madrid I wanted to use public transport to get to this hotel however the nearest station to this hotel is la granja no one has ever heard of this train station and didn’t know which line I had to take I took the train from the airport and went to atocha which seems to be the main train station for all lines then no one knew where I had to go I ended up getting a taxi which cost me €40 arrived at the hotel which for a budget hotel is good enough I paid £62 through ba holidays which Inc breakfast the room was okish had twin beds there’s a telly the air con I couldn’t work it out seemed to blow warm air!!! Bathroom was a good size however the shower was terrible hot water but the pressure was awful there’s dove amenities avail in the bathroom which was nice the fact we came here and the heat was really hot I could of done with cold air as the room was quite stuffy !! The hotel location if u don’t have a car is Terrible and not much to do if u want to eat there is a tapas restaurant at the ibis hotel which is across the road but that was really expensive so stopped there for a few drinks also get complimentary olives and nuts which was nice there is a food outlet over the motorway called heron diversia but u have to get a cab there cost €7 there wasn’t much in food wise there which I found really disappointing no tapas!!! Ended up at Tgi Friday which wasn’t anything to rate about either The breakfast at the hotel was simple wasn’t anything to sing and dance about personally wish I stayed in central madrid tbh but I was only here for 1 night!!!

The name of the hotel is a bit misleading because it's not very close to any of the airport terminals. It's in San Sebastian de los Reyes, 6 km from the terminal 4 of Madrid airport. From the nearest commuter train station (cercanias, C4 line Alcobendas/San Sebastian de los Reyes) it took nearly half an hour to walk to the hotel. However, by taxi it's only a 10 minutes ride between the airport and the hotel. If you want to save time, I recommend taxi. It's about 20 euros. The hotel itself was very good. The lobby was stylish, the room was quite nice, everything was clean. Good customer service and friendly staff at the reception desk. But pay attention to the location especially if you have early morning flight next day. Next to the hotel there is Plaza Norte 2 shopping complex offering all kinds of shopping possibilities and restaurants.

Stunningly beautiful hotel right on the river in San Sebastian. The entrance hall is palatial. I was lucky enough to get an upgraded room, and it was huge! Staff were really friendly and welcoming. Location is excellent - it makes this hotel a perfect place to explore this gorgeous city.

It is very close to the airport, but the apartment does not provide shuttle service to and from the airport (October 2023). I am having a meeting there, so it is quite convenient to live there, but it is still quite inconvenient to go to the city center and various attractions, so I don’t recommend staying here for fun. The breakfast is quite rich and the bread is delicious.

location is good. near the centre. staff is very kind and good. they help everything. but rooms is very bad. toilet has not door, water is everywhere when you wash. here is not any space for clothes.

Habitaciones bien decoradas, de manera funcional. Baño impecable. Camas muy cómodas. Personal muy amable, servicial y joven. Los servicios de restauración, hay que pagarlos aparte. Hay minibar, pero vacío. Hay máquina de venta de aperitivos y bebidas, pero funciona, exclusivamente, con billetes de 5 €, devolviendo cambio. Inconveniente: está apartado del pueblo de Barajas, y del Aeropuerto. El taxi, desde la T1-T2-T3, cuesta aproximadamente 20 €. El taxi a la T-4, puede costar 24 € aproximadamente. Una de las ventajas que tiene, es que suele haber taxis parados junto a la puerta del hotel. El hotel queda lejos de las estaciones de metro, pero hay paradas de autobuses cercanas, que conectan con Madrid Canillejas.