Hotel berhampiran Ramon Y Cajal, Madrid

2 nights there. Very nice checking, eye-contact, body language, speech, correct approaching and fast. I felt welcome. The hotel: I loved the kind like dark-atmosphere, it's not a sun-like bright hotel, it's elegant and classic. Don't expect cheap Chinese LEDs ON every corner. Furniture and colors are very inviting to a relaxed state of mind. The room was big enough, classical furniture, 2 comfy armchairs, heavy and blocking light curtains do the job. Bed, quite comfy and big. Wrong pillows. I would have enjoyed more if a 3rd (extra) bed wasn't there. Is the idea to make me feel more lonely? :-) Reception made a cock-up. I'm single traveler, I booked for 2. I didn't bother to ask to remove Soundproofing: once you step out of the lift: no echo on large aisle. Carpets floors all over, solid furniture plus all the surrounding trees makes the trick. Once inside the room: you hear next door people having a conversation, doors opening. Seriously! It really sucks! I went ill, upset stomach and I didn't felt relaxed to use the closed as much as needed. On the other hand: the adults games? How to manage it? Mute on? Parking is super. It's approved even for those with only 2 remaining points on theirs driving license. :-) I would come back as a single traveler. My greetings to the cleaning staff. Good job. Thank you.

Buen hotel, habitación cómoda. Nada especial que reseñar aparte de la bañera que parece una piscina, da gusto estar en ella.

ACCESS : hotel is ~ 200m from Herrera Oria Metro stop - exit at the Herrera Oria exit, the alternative leaves you 50 m further away and downhill. From this metro station Madrid centre is 30-45 minutes away, at a cost of €2. ROOMS : very spacious, separate bath, shower, toilet, 2 wash basins, microwave BREAKFAST : fresh orange juice for every table, good range of pastries, bread, meats, eggs, - very good OUTDOOR POOL : 13.5m diameter, good for swimming, ~180cm deep everywhere so not really child friendly, sun blocked after about 6pm, open strictly 10.30am to 8.30pm, plenty of towels and loungers GYM: best you will ever see in a hotel, looks like it was once a thriving sports club with turnstiles but Covid probably killed it - now 4 rooms of every machine you could ever want. Indoor pools were drained - maybe they will be refilled in the autumn when the outside pool closes RESTAURANTS : Taberna La Illustracion is a 10-15 minute walk - run by mother an daughter - delicious food at a great price (€40 for 4 drinks and salad starter + main). Alright is America style restaurant - good, and only place where English was used. Several smaller cafes in the area offering standard 'raciones' - all good. Great hotel for exploring Madrid from.

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

Stayed end of Feb during a business trip, greeted by the main entrance doors not working and the side door jammed. Security assisted with gaining access but not a great impression. The hotel card reader was not reading any of my cards even though I had just used them outside. I asked where the nearest bank was but the staff could not help apart from shrugging their shoulders. Another person had the same issue after me and it transpired the trainee receptionist had not got the experience to deal with the issues. The hotel was clean with decent rooms as you would expect at this level, the rest of my stay was pleasant with helpful staff.

The environment was generally well and close to the train/subway station. However, it was very difficult to locate the place at first because you have to go up a floor to discover the hotel. Apart from that, the construction hasn't stopped once I checked in so there was a lot of noise around. Plus the elevator outside of the hotel broke down twice while I was there. The bath and bed is generally well. Although I should warn those who wishes to stay, this hotel's equipments are fairly aged and it's near to impossible to turn the AC to the temperature you want. The breakfast was rather nice and I enjoyed the varieties of food it provided. The breakfast was not something fancy but definitely had more choices than the last hotel I stayed in Barcelona. In general, a nice place to stay. The staff were very kind and helpful.

We were going to Valencia from Chamartin first thing, so the main criteria for the hotel was that it was close to the station. It is really close to the station. Big tick there. It's not the prettiest building from the outside, but inside is quite a different. The staff were really friendly and helpful. It has an outside pool, but given that the overnight temperatures were below freezing, unsurprisingly the pool was shut. The room was very nice. I can't remember the type of room (sorry!) but it had a bit with a sofa and a TV then a sort-of partitiion and then a really decent sized bed and another TV. Nice touch with the TV - you're in another country so you shouldn't expect English speaking channels, but both TVs had a Chromecast attached so it was easy to pair it with a phone or tablet and watch Netflix/Amazon Prime/saved films, etc on the TVs, which is a nice feature. Most hotels don't offer this. Only criticism is that that the hotel is very tall and it is very possible to fall out of the windows. To clarify, for most people that's not going to happen. It's just that there's nothing to stop you opening the windows on high floors - some hotels stop you opening the windows too much but these windows are easily opened and quite low. Personally I was absoutely fine with it as it let me take pictures of the north of the city and the 4 towers of CBTA unobstructed, but if you have kids with you then keep an eye out. (This is just a heads up - the rooms are fine, you might just not want to leave kids unattended.) If you don't have kids with you there is absolutely nothing to worry about, although when I opened the windows it did make me feel a little nervous. Rooms had blackout curtains and had decent soundproofing as well. Breakfast was really good. Good selection of juices, cereals, baked goods, charcuterie as well as british staples like toast, scrambled eggs, tomatoes, bacon and sausage. We arrived quite late in the afternoon and went wandering. Definitely worth checking out the worryingly tilted Puerta De Europa twin towers which are nearby. We were facing north and the view over the CBTA (home to some of the tallest buildings in the EU) and the north of Madrid is stunning, however the area around the hotel isn't the prettiest. Transport links are fantastic. Madrid's public transport system is really good and from Chamartin you can get to most of the city, including the touristy bits really easily. If I came back to Madrid would I some back here? If it were as a tourist then I might not, only because we came back to Madrid a few days later and stayed right in the centre, which was very convenient for touristy things. If I was here for non-touristy reasons or if I was planning to catch a train then I 100% would.

Mis amigos, pareja y yo hemos disfrutado de un fantástico fin de semana en el NH Las Tablas, donde nos hemos sentido como en casa. Lo elegimos por su proximidad a un concierto y no podemos estar más satisfechos con la elección. Quiero agradecer y mencionar especialmente a Jose de Recepción por su especial cariño y amable atención durante nuestra estancia en este hotel hace unos días. También el equipo de desayunos fue muy agradable y nos encantaron la variedad y calidad de todos los items, tanto dulces como salados. Totalmente recomendable la habitación con terraza. Bien aislada acústicamente del exterior, muy limpia y con estilo moderno. ¡Muchas gracias a todo el equipo y hasta una próxima ocasión!

Wonderful hotel for music lovers. Only disappointed not to use the pool as it's the winter season. Would definitely stay again.

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.