Inter Puerta del Sol Pension Reviews

This is in a larger city so that context matters; that said, I paid almost half the price and received a room twice the size with better amenities in Malaga. I was grateful that it was clean and that the shower had hot water. Besides that, don’t look for anything else. I thought having a room to myself would afford higher quality, but, it’s a hostel. 10x10 room with a bed & bathroom if you pay for it, nothing else.

It was a very good experience

The hotel is very central, but too strange, it is an endless hallway, plus the room is on several levels, and it says you can't smoke, while the sheets we had were full of cigarette burns. The receptionist was rude, who seemed like she didn't feel like working.

I booked the wrong hotel, I thought it was the Meyer Hotel which was my first time in Madrid. This hotel is terrible, expensive, small, and like a prison.

Very good, recommended

It's like an old sauna, but the location is good

Ok, pretty good

Check in was chaos via a machine. Lots of angry people unable to check-in. The place isn't staffed despite the high rates they charge. I won't return.

A very poor check in experience and the rooms have little sound insulation. Although a good location it was loud all night.

Unfortunately this place was way below similar options in Madrid. The room and the wall were extremely dirty and need a renovation. The blanket were clearly not changed between guests, full of hair and stains which was disgusting. I ended up sleeping on my clothes to avoid to touch the bed sheets. Horrible and I won’t recommend, there are lots of other options within the same budget

Loud drunk people will roam the halls screaming from 1AM to 7AM, if you express your discomfort you are going to get insulted, and maybe assaulted, depending on the kind of drunk you encounter. I could not sleep for more than an hour straight. Terrible stay if its thursday to sunday.

A great location but close to the most uncomfortable hotel I have stayed in. On top of that the entry and check-in processes are arcane. The entry phone didn’t work so I relied on a stranger letting me in while exiting. The receptionist demanded a deposit for the A/C and TV remote controls! If you are interested, following is a list of problems… • rubber covered pillow with little support and less filling. • rubber mattress made it difficult to turn over and the effect of sleeping in a boiling pool of sweat. • tiny shower wasn’t cleaned, no shelf for my soap/shampoo, a handcleaner dispenser and mixer take up 3/4 of the little space. The 2D mixer control is positioned so that every move I made resulted in being scolded or frozen. • there is a huge toilet roll holder over the toilet seat making it imposible for me to sit straight on the toilet • tiny bed • wardrobe right at the end of the bed so I kicked it when turning over • the power goes off when you leave the room meaning I couldn’t charge my phone while I was out • they charge for the room safe On the plus side the wifi was excellent.

A great place to stay if you want to live Madrid at its best.

Property is old and walkways are super dark. Room we occupied has dirty walls