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Barceló Torre de Madrid

Barceló Torre de Madrid

4.6/545 Reviews
We were in Madrid for the first time, and picked Barcello de Torre primarily based on location and the glowing reviews on Trip Advisor. Anything you read that's positive is true: it's new, clean, perfectly located, reasonably priced, great breakfast, etc, but it seems like every menber of the staff goes out of their way to make you feel welcome. It's an easy walk to the Royal Palace, the Plaza de Espana subway stop is directly across the street, lots of restaurants close by, easy walk to Puerta del Sol, excellent dinner in the restaurant. large rooms. An extremely well run operation that should be the model for others in it's class.
The Social Hub Madrid

The Social Hub Madrid

4.3/577 Reviews
Madrid City Center
Best hotel in Madrid regardless if you come on holidays or on work. As the motto goes everything is set for work and play. Very central location only a walk to the old town Plaza Mayor and the nice Latina and Letras districts thus next to M30 and 10 minutes to Atocha main station. Bus stop at the door and Metro down the road. Parking on site. Nice, spacey, modern rooms, excellent breakfast, lots of spaces to work , excellent breakfast and food ( with daily menu), wonderful top roof bar and pool with view to the Palacio Real and super friendly and helpful staff. Best value for money and lots of fun. Working never felt so playful. Definitively the place to go regardless is biz or pleasure.
AC Hotel Los Vascos

AC Hotel Los Vascos

4.1/524 Reviews
After zero sleep on JFK to Madrid flight, I stopped by AC Hotel Los Vacos where my husband was checking out at noon. I arrived a the hotel around 8:45 AM, and a front desk staff kindly led me to the cafe area where my husband was having breakfast. My husband asked me if I wanted to get breakfast, but I said no because I was so exhausted and had no appetite. There was coffee & tea and some juice in a separate section from the cafe. I thought It was for the hotel guest. When I was pouring myself a tea and OJ, a wait staff stood behind me and used a very stern tone, ”What's your room number”, I did not know my husband's room number, and I said, ”could you ask my husband?” She got a room number from my husband, and nothing was explained.  We went to his room, and I passed out for 2 hours. Just before noon, we went to the front desk to check out and asked about an extra 5 euros charge. He said my husband paid for his room and breakfast, but the cafe staff charged him 5 euros for the tea I had in the paper cup. I said, ”It's okay to charge for the drink, but I would have liked it to be explained instead of treated like a thrive and just charged 5 euros. The front staff said, ”Okay, taking out 5 euros charge, but the wait staff doesn't speak English, and if the person doesn't speak a  language, the communication can be crude.” ”Do you speak Spanish?” I said, ”poco” and he said, ”See, 'poco' is not the way how we reply.”  There you have it. If you like your hotel staff to treat you like a thief and criticize your poor Spanish, this is a hotel for you. I was looking forward to my first overseas trip after the pandemic; what a disappointing start to my experience in Spain. What a welcome... 
Motel One Madrid-Plaza de España

Motel One Madrid-Plaza de España

4.2/562 Reviews
The location of the hotel is very good, very close to Plaza de Espana, but the square is under renovation. It's a short walk to Montana River Park, and you can also walk to the Royal Palace and Puerta del Sol in about twenty minutes. The room is not large. It is more like a domestic high-end business hotel. Toothbrushes and slippers need to be obtained from the front desk. Breakfast plus 17 euros can be enjoyed, there are many choices. There is a supermarket and laundry room in Diadia nearby, which is very convenient. Children can stay for free if they do not require an extra bed.
Exe Zarzuela Park

Exe Zarzuela Park

4.1/535 Reviews
Aravaca
It would have cost us more than double to stay in an equivalent standard hotel in the centre of Madrid and as it turned out the location was more of a bonus than an inconvenience. The room was comfortable with all the facilities one would expect, including a filled mini bar (there is no hotel bar) and TV (only BBC news in English) and it was cleaned daily and clean bedding and towels were available on request. The staff were friendly and helpful and the WiFi was fast enough in our room for us to be able to stream UK TV channels. Although there were no bars and restaurants in the immediate vicinity the bus with a stop right outside the door can be taken (€1.50) to Valdemarin a small local area which has several bars and restaurants. We particularly liked Volapie with its friendly staff and good food. The tapas and burgers were very good and the Asian food at Kokochin was very tasty. Taking the bus in the opposite direction for the same price you arrive at Moncloa, a major transport hub, giving you access to the Metro system and local and National buses. The same bus has a stop next to the Club de Campo Villa de Madrid and the Hippodromo racecourse is a 10 euro taxi ride from the hotel both of which we were visiting. Do NOT attempt to walk to the Hippodromo following Google or Apple Maps. It brings you to a locked gate and a Ministry of Defence restricted area. It is impossible to pass through at any point. The only way to walk is to follow the driving route and this means you must walk along the grass verge of a busy highway. We enjoyed our stay and the peace that the hotel offered on such a busy holiday weekend in Spain.
Muralto Madrid Princesa

Muralto Madrid Princesa

4.4/579 Reviews
We stayed 6 days/5 night and loved it. Our room was kept clean. The kitchen's tiny but we never cooked. Muralto's location is very good, since it's a 3-minute walk to Arguelles bus and subway stations. Madrid runs a blue bus #001 specifically for tourists that's absolutely FREE and it conveniently stops at Arguelles. It runs from Atocha to Moncloa and back several times a day. Important to know to get in the first door and wait for the driver to give you a ticket --- I assume it's to count how many people actually use the Free service. El Corte Ingles (huge department store chain), Zara, BM Supermarket, Lidl, Carrefour, Alcampo supermarket and Mercadona are nearby. Plaza de Espana and Templo de Debod are also walkable. I attached pictures of the breakfast buffet. There's enough food choices to start your day. Note: tap water is drinkable here. Special thanks to Alicia Lucas and Roberto at the front desk.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Which hotels near Moncloa-Aravaca are the most popular?

    Eurostars Monte Real, Exe Zarzuela Park and Aravaca Village Hotel are some of the most popular hotels.

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    Eurostars Monte Real and Aravaca Village Hotel are popular accessible hotels.

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    Many guests care about the quality of the rooms they stay in and want to ensure that their rooms have fresh, clean air. Eurostars Monte Real, Exe Zarzuela Park and Aravaca Village Hotel are all popular hotels with non-smoking rooms.

  • What's the average price of hotels near Moncloa-Aravaca this weekend?

    According to Trip.com's data, the average price for a weekend night at hotels near Moncloa-Aravaca in Madrid is US$188. Prices fluctuate often; this rate is for reference only.

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    According to Trip.com's data, the average price per night at hotels near Moncloa-Aravaca in Madrid is US$149. Prices fluctuate often; this rate is for reference only.

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    If you're planning on driving to Moncloa-Aravaca in Madrid, why not stay at Exe Zarzuela Park or Aravaca Village Hotel ? These are all popular hotels with parking lots.

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    Summer is a great season to take your kids or family on a trip to Moncloa-Aravaca in Madrid. Exe Zarzuela Park is a popular hotel with a pool.

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    Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, Wi-Fi is an essential. Eurostars Monte Real, Exe Zarzuela Park and Aravaca Village Hotel are all popular hotels that have free Wi-Fi.

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Number of hotels10,856
Number of Reviews 39,628
Highest PriceUS$1,367
Lowest PriceUS$38
Average Price(Weekday Night)US$225
Average Price(Weekend Night)US$294

Madrid Moncloa-Aravaca Hotel Guide

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Average Temperature

• January to March: 10.34°C during the day, 6.1°C at night

• April to June: 19.2°C during the day, 13.74°C at night

• July to September: 26.27°C during the day, 20.22°C at night

• October to December: 12.29°C during the day, 8.54°C at night

Average seasonal Rainfall

• Spring: 32.67 cm

• Summer: 41.33 cm

• Autumn: 17.67 cm

• Winter: 53.67 cm

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