They advertise themselves as very close to airport, with AC…read more No AC. And they're still about 20 mins from the airport with no traffic. They're also opposite from the city. It's about €45 one way from their hotel to Plaza Mayor. So yeah, NO AIRCONDITIONING JUST HEAT. And if it's a warm day, you're screwed.

I stayed here in two separate occasions on MAD to JFK overnight layovers…read more Excellent hotel, customer service was attentive, friendly and professional. The rooms and hotel were super clean, and the facilities were very modern and well kept. I loved the design of the rooms and lobby. Quiet!!! I slept like a baby. Fine selection of multi lingual news channels was an extra bonus. The complimentary airport shuttles ran regularly, and coordination of pickup and drop off to and from the airport were seamless. NOTE this hotel is super close to the airport, but NOT downtown Madrid. Perfect for layovers and a good night sleep though. If you're a tourist expecting to see the city, stay in the center of Madrid. :)

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!!

This hotel is absolutely not worth the price. I've stayed in downtown hotels for nearly the same…read morecost that were significantly better. The beds are uncomfortable, made of separate pieces, and extremely noisy every movement makes the springs squeak. The mattress is thin (around 7 inches) and feels cheap. The front desk staff were consistently rude and unhelpful. On top of that, there are refugees living on the property, which was never disclosed and made the stay feel misleading. The laundry situation is just as bad. The washing machines are very small and cost 4 euros per use. When I tried to get coins, the front desk would only exchange a 5-euro bill, making it nearly impossible to get the correct change. As a result, I wasn't able to wash or dry my clothes at all during my stay.

Iberia put us up for the night when our fight was delayed and connection missed. I gathered Madrid…read moreAirport Suites is a hotel commonly used by airlines for such purpose. Madrid Airport Suites is a huge hotel occupying a full city block. It is located in a commercial area across an expressway from the end of the north runway. (A great location for plane spotting!). The immediate vicinity appeared abandoned. A hotel in one direction was closed and surrounded by a chain link fence. Across from the hotel was an unfinished building, with windows broken out and walls covered with graffiti. The street plan appeared to have been designed for hotel and office development that has not materialized. The hallway carpeting is threadbare, but the rooms are suites and are spacious and very clean. Return shuttles to the airport for the next morning were already filling up when we arrived. We made a reservation at check-in for the 7:30 a.m. transfer. As of this writing the hotel is also being used by the Red Cross to house 1,400 Ukrainian refugees. As such, the restaurant has to deal with getting out meals for the people temporarily housed here rather than overnight hotel guests. The main restaurant would not take the airline vouchers. Food choices in the cafeteria-style service were limited. There is nothing within walking distance of the hotel. We ended up ordering McDonald's via Uber Eats, which was delivered promptly.

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.

Rooms are clean & pleasant for 1 night stand if no other place is available. Staff not as helpful &…read morevery limited amenities and options. Was surprised when I saw an employee took the fruits & unplugged the free coffee machine. Only free shuttle to airport but not picked up.

No shuttle bus.... Waited in the cold for two hours and had to take the cab..the employees were…read morevery rude. Ian's the hotel is 8miles from. The airport.