Very nice, reasonably priced hotel near the airport. Comfortable, especially after an overnight…read moreflight. They let us check in and get some sleep in the late morning. After touring the area during the day, we got a comfortable sleep overnight which helped us to acclimate to the time change. Also has a nice, reasonably priced breakfast.

Clean, hip, reasonably priced, convenient from the airport (we took a taxi), good breakfast,…read moreEnglish spoken here, they allowed us an early checkin. The only drawback was the smoking section in front of the front doors (smelly & lots of cigarette butts on the ground outside). Good breakfast (additional price for this). Feels like Europe!

This is a lovely hotel. The rooms are clean and modern. The linens are upscale. The bed was super…read morecomfy. I had a room with a city view. As an airport hotel there aren't things to do nearby but city center is only 15 minutes away by Uber. There is an onsite restaurant and bar. The only thing lacking was vending or a place to buy bottled water and drinks.

This hotel is great for being by the airport. Gold status and above includes a buffet breakfast…read morewhich also has a cook for omelettes. They also have an executive lounge but the lounge had very little in it. Just bread some cheese and a soup. They did have liquor and free beer and wine which is a plus. When I was here the gym was being renovated and the Sauna was broken so that was huge bummer if they get that fixed it would be 5 stars. The room was incredible they said they gave me an upgrade but the room was nice and cold and was big.

If I could give this hotel six stars I would. We received Exceptional customer service by the front…read moredesk on our two visits in the last month. At the end of January we arrived very early from our overnight flight from the USA and were able to check in at 7am! I believe that Airin (spelling) checked us in and he was super helpful. As platinum members we got access to their very nice executive lounge and breakfast at their large buffet. Because we had an early flight again the next day and would miss it they gave us breakfast access on the morning we checked in early. It was an impressive buffet. The best part of both stays was the upgraded room - it was a very large suite with a second bathroom. Wow! Very comfortable bed and nice bathrooms. Doubtful they would do that upgrade in the US. The executive lounge was very nice with good food and a very friendly staff. We used in for dinner on both visits. Our return visit had the same exceptional customer service and upgraded room. Alejandro was great at check-in. The hotel is close to the airport with a free shuttle. We didn't figure out how to catch it at the airport but we used it to go back both times. It was very handy. It is about 20 mins (no traffic) into town via bolt /Uber/taxi. Highly recommended!

Reception greeting was grand but this hotel is way way too big .... Think Carnival Cruise lines…read morewithout the service and deftly w/o the food and laid out terribly in a block style. After getting lost our selves we were reassured when we saw two separate pilots trying to figure out what wing/block they were going to. Rooms are clean and beds. Are up to Marriott standards but our shower head kept falling down.. they need to better!! Biggest pass along - DON'T EAT HERE it is awful; worst gristle loaded terrible tasting hamburger I think I have ever had .... Jump in an Uber and find something to save yourself the disappointment. Spain has wonderful cuisine and Marriott should be ashamed!!

For a airport hotel this was okay. We only spent 1 night here but here are the details…read more Standard hotel that has gone through renovation recently (according to some of the other posts). Airport is 5 minutes away and there is a shuttle that will take you there. A schedule is posted at check in that includes shuttle schedule from the airport to the hotel and vice versa. There is a slot of times that is bolded and according to the staff member those are the bigger shuttles. You need to book the time and let them know if you want to be on one of those shuttles. Rooms are spacious and clean. Interesting design in that there was a second door just after the main room door. So you enter your room, the bathroom is just to the right or left and then there is a second door that enters the sleeping area. Bathroom had a sink area, shower, toilet and bidet. All soap is in refillable pump bottles but it was a good selection. Body wash, shampoo, conditioner, hand soap and lotion. Bar fridge contains small selection of chargeable drinks and there is also snacks on the table. No coffee maker, just a kettle that you can use to make Nescafé, which is provided. Our room had 2 singles pushed together to make a larger bed but was made up as 2 beds. Sleep was good, pillows (you get 3) are on the softer side. Again , standard hotel, nothing spectacular or memorable.

What could improve? 1. Shower doesn't work. Yes, I know how…read moreto use it. Awful morning experience. 2. Internet doesn't work. You can check email but that is about all. 3. Minibar snacks are all over the desk. I'd like to use the desk as a desk without junk food staring at me. 4. No electrical kettle in room. Water available in lobby only when people are checking in.

I was tired of being gouged by big chain airport hotels so I did some research and found Clement…read moreBarajas, a boutique hotel in Villa de Barajas, near Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas International Airport. The room was very cozy with all of the basic needs except for an iron and ironing board, which was no big thing, and the hotel staff was excellent and very friendly. There was a full bar and a nice restaurant, Urban Bistro, that satisfied my culinary needs. Breakfast was not included but for €8 extra, one could indulge in a delightful buffet breakfast. There is no shuttle bus but Uber was only €7 to Terminal 1 where my flight was leaving from. I will definitely stay here again with more time so I can explore the village, a destination known for its parks, pubs, and leisure spaces and even canoeing on a serene city park lake.

After a wonderful 12 day trip on Crystal Cruise Line to the Greek Islands and Israel, we flew from…read moreAthens to Madrid. Since our flight to Dallas was the next morning, we booked a hotel near the Madrid Airport. We had a lovely surprise when we stayed at Hotel Clement Barajas near the airport. Expecting that we would need to taxi to a restaurant, we found out that the hotel had a good restaurant where we enjoyed wine and nice tapas. In addition, the staff was friendly and very helpful. Our room was large, modern, comfortable, and had all the amenities we needed. In the morning, we made coffee in our room, but also enjoyed a very nice breakfast buffet in the hotel for a very modest price. Also, Clement had a complimentary and nice shuttle to the airport every hour. If you need to stay near the Madrid airport, I would highly recommend this friendly and nice hotel, with such an economical price.

Clean and trendy hotel meant for airport overnight layovers. 5-10 min drive by car. Subtracting a…read morestar mainly due to obscurity surrounding their airport shuttle which has not been operational since the start of COVID. Despite what the the website and telephone answering service say, they do not provide shuttle services either to or from the Madrid airport. You'll have to get a taxi or rideshare from the airport (it actually seems to be cheaper to take Uber). The front desk can arrange a taxi for pickup when you're leaving, but you'll find that Ubers are plentiful around the area. Check in and check out are easy. Staff are professional and courteous but the rooms themselves exceeded expectations. Everything was spotless and though the themed rooms are a little kitschy, the overall design is sleek and well stocked with toiletries and storage space. Beds were comfy and our family suite's bathroom was enormous. There's a small suburban shopping area not too far away but didn't get to take advantage as we arrived late at night.

My partner stayed here during our visit to Madrid. Our stay was almost completely positive from…read morearrival to departure. I will keep this review simple by just listing pros and cons. This is not the Ritz... if that is what you require look elsewhere rather than being a jerk on Yelp. Pros: ======= -Staff was friendly and accommodating. -The room was clean, well supplied, and of a comfortable size. (Not big, but not uncomfortably small.) -The food at the restaurant downstairs was wonderful. I am not a food snob by any means, but the selections were tasty, and fresh. (Here the staff was especially wonderful. -The blackout curtains were great. -I heard a jet ONCE and it was a low hum. Cons: ====== -The temperature in shower was unstable day and night. It would go from hot to searing to tepid on a dime. Would stay here again for sure.

Location, location, location. . . I was in Madrid for a meeting that was being held in the…read moreconvention center. This was a hotel that was recommended by the meeting organizers. I wish I had paid attention to the location of the hotel, because it lands in a bit of a no man's land. If you want to be close to the convention center then there are two hotels across the street. If you want to be close to the city center, then don't stay here. Overall, the hotel was clean and had reasonable amenities. The staff were polite, but not overly helpful. I tried taking the hotel shuttle to and from the convention center, but it was unreliable and did not run very often. I ate dinner in the lobby restaurant a couple nights and that was overall very good.

Clean hotel that is outside the city center but, its close to the train station and subway.read more

LAND OF THE LOST The…read moreonly reason I stayed here was because I needed a single night layover as I made my way over to the Canary Islands. I thought it would be great to grab a hotel near the airport because I had an early morning flight. When I arrived at the hotel I felt like I had been taken to a desert and left to die. The hotel was the only Oasis in sight. Check in was easy but then again I think I was the only one staying here. The room was also clean and nice too. I took about an hour to regroup in the room and figure out a game plan. I pulled out a map and plotted my next move. I risked life and limb to go through a construction site and cross over the expressway to get on a bus. I took the bus for a few stops and reached a small town that had a subway station into downtown Madrid. It was a complete adventure but nothing I would like to do everyday. When I returned back in the evening, I decided not to risk my life with the bus again and took a short taxi trip from the subway back to the hotel. The taxi driver charged me like 10 Euro but at this point safety was high on my list. Riding on a strange bus on an expressway in the dark and trying to figure out my hotel stop was not a smart option. There was breakfast in the morning but it was not available to me because I had an early morning flight. Then I got to the airport only to find that there was no food there. I finally found a cafe at the airport that opened at 6am. So if you have an early morning flight then have a game plan for breakfast. There is nothing open early at the hotel nor did they have any food available and you might have to go hungry for a while. The location of the hotel was a little scary. I was in a bit of shock when I arrived. The photos of the hotel only show the hotel and not the abandoned area it is located in. If you have a short layover then the price is worth it but do not stay here for more then one day unless you wanna feel like Tom Hanks from Castaway. Wilson come back!!!

Modern hotel that's great for the overnight stay. Close to the airport, they offer a free…read morebreakfast with your stay. Complimentary wifi, and exceptionally comfortable rooms and beds are a plus. I wouldn't suggest this hotel for more than the layover or an overnight. Literally not much around. Very friendly staff and surprisingly quiet given the location.

A decent independent 3 star hotel which is close to the metro station hence you can leave early to…read moreconnect your flight from Adolfo Suárez Airport.

Our relationship started off bad. I booked this hotel because it had free transportation to and…read morefrom the Barajas Airport. Well, turns out you have to call them to come pick you up. I did the math and the 20 euro cell phone call was the same as the 20 euro taxi ride across the street. Long story why I didnt walk. I get there and check in...kinda reminds me of Psycho....strip club across the street. I go up the sole elevator to my room. Open the door. AND SHRIEK IN HORROR! I stood there afraid to take off my shoes for the first 15 minutes staring at the likely semen stained bed spreads. I went across the street (not to strip club) to buy a pack of cigarettes and chain smoke until I relaxed. I got on Facebook, complained a lot to my friends and decided to make the best of it. I went back upstairs and threw the nasty quilt on the floor and took a shower. Note; the place is a shit hole but the shower heads have these disco ball light changing things in them, really strange and the money your disco shower costs could have gone to a maid service. I rolled down the sheets and found only 2 hairs, neither pubic and tried to turn on the television. I had only a few hours to sleep and the remote control had semen on it (literally) so it all worked out in the end. The matress fell off the bed at one point, which by then, I was laughing about everything. I itched all night, but I m fairly certian it was psychosematic. Anyways, it s loud. Really loud and scary and kinda resembles that crack motel Tom Hanks stays in when he first becomes a grown up in BIG. Chalk it up to experience.