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The Atocha Hotel Madrid Rafael is a large businesslike building on a wide, but quiet road behind the Atocha train station. When I arrived a Spanish convention of some sort was in full swing, and it seemed that the hotel had catered really well for them in terms of providing a meeting room and conference equipment.
Hotel FacilitiesThe hotel has 110 parking spaces for guests, its own tourist information centre, restaurant, piano bar, laundry service, room service and an attractive lush grassed garden. The piano bar is to the left as you walk in, and has a beautiful grand piano and several comfortable sofas and chairs to relax on. The restaurant is through a separate door, just off from the piano bar. This is the perfect place to enjoy pre-dinner drinks. Facilities For The DisabledThere are 4 rooms that have been specially adapted for disabled use, with wider doors and easy access bathrooms. Business FacilitiesThere are 6 function rooms that can take up to 900 people, and there’s also a business centre for use as if it were your office. The function rooms are full of natural daylight and also have AC, cordless phone and internet lines. RoomsThere are 245 rooms in total, including 61 rooms that are on the executive floor, and 8 suites. The executive floor has additional facilities for business people such as internet connection and fax facilities. There are also no-smoking rooms available and each room comes with and en-suite marble bathroom, temperature control, digital safe, minibar, satellite TV, pay TV, ISDN modem line, hair dyer and work desk. Views from external rooms are across the street to the railway lines. The street itself has some trees and plants. Hotel Location And Facilities
At first glance the area where the hotel is appears quite industrial, but there are some facilities nearby. Walking 2 minutes up the road keeping Atocha station on your right, will bring you nearer to Delicias metro. Before you get there you’ll come across 2 little café bars that serve tapas. Next door to the hotel is a cosy and authentic Spanish restaurant, and there’s a bar and pizzeria 20 metres down the road. Keep walking and turn right onto Calle Bustamante and after 5 minutes you’ll come to a beauty salon and a newsagents. There are also 3 restaurants on this road. A 10 minutes walk will bring you out next to the main entry of Atocha station, and opposite here is the Reina Sofia museum. It’s a further 10 minutes to walk either to the centre of Madrid or to the Prado museum. How To Get From The Airport To The HotelVia Taxi: A taxi from the airport should take about 30 minutes and cost 22 to 25 euros (airport supplement included), depending on much traffic there is, and assuming there is no excess baggage (that it all fits inside the boot and interior of the taxi). Via
Via Bus: You can take a red EMT public bus from the airport to the Avenida America train, bus and coach station. The number bus that takes this route is the 115. From there it’s quicker to change to the metro. How to Make Your ReservationBook Now Click here for information on discount reservations at the Atocha Hotel Madrid RafaelIn A NutshellThe Atocha Hotel Madrid Rafael is very near to the Atocha train station,
giving it excellent links with towns all over Spain. It’s in
a quiet zone, and caters very well for businesses. A great feature
is its green garden which makes a perfect place to relax.
Rack Rates Rates vary all the time depending on occupancy levels so always check when booking. Related PagesMadrid Hotel Reviews - Click here to go to our index page of 65 Madrid hotels we personally visited and reviewed. |
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