Review Adler Hotel Madrid

Reservation Information For The Adler Hotel

The Adler Hotel Madrid is a distinguished hotel. The building dates from the 19th century and has been refurbished inside, but keeps the classical style. The lobby is very elegant. There’s a black and white tiled floor and spotlights all across the ceiling.

The atmosphere is upmarket but friendly and welcoming. The design is quite clever as it definitely feels as though the style is 19th century, and yet it still feels modern! The lighting throughout the hotel is very well done.

Hotel Facilities

Facilities at the hotel include a concierge, 24 hour front desk, free parking, laundry and valet services, and there’s a welcoming bar / lounge and a restaurant.

The Lobby In The Adler Hotel Madrid

The bar is just off the lobby. It has deep burgundy walls, low level lighting and the black and white floor tiles continue. The effect is that it draws you in, because it looks so cosy. The restaurant has an old fashioned light hanging from the ceiling, that is actually a candle holder. It’s decorated in neutral colours and has a pleasant ambiance.

Dishes on the menu when I visited included: Creamy rice with truffles and foie (15.50 euros) and Sole baked in the oven with black olive sauce (25.25 euros).

Business Facilities

The lounge area can be used for holding small meetings of up to about 10 people.

Rooms

There are 45 rooms all with en-suite bathroom, hairdryer, mini bar, free newspaper, room service, safe and cable TV. No-smoking rooms are available too.

The rooms are very elegant, and the bathrooms are really impressive. They have free standing baths and are immaculately finished in whites and creams.

Hotel Location And Facilities

The Metro Is Across The Street From The Adler Hotel Madrid

The Adler Hotel Madrid is in the middle of one of the most prestigious districts in Madrid: Salamanca. Here’s you’ll find row upon row of designer boutiques and the highest quality shops. Calle Serrano, where most of the shops are concentrated, is 1 minute walk away.

It’s 20 minutes walk to the famous museums of Prado and Thyssen-Bornemisza, and you’re 15 minutes walk from Retiro park, which is an excellent place to relax under the shade of a tree, or go for a stroll around the lake.

The hotel is on the corner of 2 very well-known streets: Goya and Velazquez. Within 5 minutes walk of the hotel, both streets have terrace cafes, banks and there’s a chemist. The metro is just across the street and you can travel to the centre of Madrid in 15 minutes, where you can visit places like the Royal Palace.

There’s a large El Corte Ingles department store (complete with supermarket) 10 minutes walk away on Calle Goya.

How To Get From The Airport To The Hotel

Via Taxi: A taxi from the airport should take about 25 minutes and cost about 21 euros (including airport supplement), depending on much traffic there is, and assuming there’s not too much baggage (that all baggage fits inside the boot and interior of the taxi).

Via Metro: You can take various metro routes directly from the airport to arrive at Velazquez metro, near the Adler Hotel Madrid. Line number 8 leaves from inside the airport between terminals 1 and 2. The quickest route is given below with the stations where you need to change listed:

Metro:

Via Bus: You can take a red EMT public bus from the airport to Avenida America. The number bus that takes this route is the 115. From there it’s close on the metro.

Reservations

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In A Nutshell

The Adler Hotel Madrid is a stylish hotel with its own unique charm. It has a warm and intimate feel and friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Its location means you can enjoy the best of Madrid’s boutique shopping and you’re very close to the most popular museums.

Adler Hotel Madrid – 5 Star
Calle Velazquez, 33 / Calle Goya, 31

Metro: Velazquez (Brown Line, L4). Plus 1 minute walk.

Rack Rates
Double room 395 euros per night.
(Plus 7% Tax).

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