Hostal Castilla I Atocha Hotel Madrid, Madrid

Although the rooms had small windows that barely let in daylight and the beds were on the smaller side, the private bathroom was a plus. The hotel offered value for money, especially considering the three beds in the room layout.

The hotel is ideally positioned in downtown, close to Anton Martin metro, making it convenient for transportation. The rooms feature balconies and well-equipped bathrooms, but the small baby size beds and tiny windows limit natural light. The service, especially housekeeping and tours/ticket assistance, is commendable. Although the dining offers traditional shabu-shabu, the 4 euro voucher included adds value. The facilities are adequate but priced slightly higher for the overall experience.

The hotel is nestled in a prime location in the heart of the city, offering everything within reach. The rooms, although small with limited natural light, feature private bathrooms and cozy baby size beds. The service provided, including efficient housekeeping and tours/ticket assistance, adds to the overall charm of the stay.

The hotel is conveniently located in the city center, pretty close to 'sol' city center, and offers easy access to Airport Terminal 4. The rooms are cozy but have small windows that don't let in much daylight, and the beds are on the smaller side. The service is attentive, especially with housekeeping and tours/ticket assistance. The facilities are well-maintained and satisfactory.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were a bit dark with small windows, although they did have a balcony and a good private bathroom. However, the lack of natural light was quite noticeable. The service was decent overall with attentive housekeeping, but not exceptional. The location was convenient to Terminal 4 and close to the metro, which was a plus. The dining options were limited but the takeaway Jimmy Dean breakfast sandwiches were convenient. The facilities were average, nothing extraordinary, but they served their purpose.