Review Hotel Melia Madrid Princesa

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The Hotel Melia Madrid Princesa has its main entrance tucked away up a small side street off the main road of Calle Princesa. You won’t miss the hotel though, as it is the tallest building on the street and has its name perched on top of the roof.

The lobby and reception is vast and filled with ornate gold furniture. It feels like the entrance hall to a palace. There’s plenty of information as you enter that directs you to the various salons, meeting rooms and the restaurant.

The Grand Lobby Area In The Hotel Melia Madrid Princesa

Hotel Facilities

The hotel has a boutique, parking in its garage, a wellness centre with a sauna and massages available. There’s a disco, a café and a bar ‘Recoletos’ that offers lots of tasty looking cocktails and piano music. In addition to a breakfast buffet, the hotel also have an A la carte restaurant ‘Don Pepe’, which specialises in regional and international cuisine.

Another good idea is the laundry service, and there’s a babysitter upon request.

Business Facilities

The Hotel Melia Madrid Princesa has 11 meeting rooms that can also be arranged to seat people for conferences. The largest rooms have a capacity for up to 700 people. Additional services on offer from the hotel include catering for business coffee breaks, business lunches and gala menus.

You can hire audio-visual equipment: video projector, LCD, overhead projector, video conference, slide projector and a wireless sound system. There’s also a translation service and a secretary service.

Facilities For The Disabled

This hotel has rooms specially adapted for disabled access, with wider doors and easy access showers.

Rooms

The Hotel Melia Madrid Princesa has 203 double rooms, 12 single rooms and there are 18 junior suites. A great feature for anyone wanting a little extra service is the ‘Royal Service Floor’ where you’ll find 28 superior double rooms, 3 suites and 2 deluxe suites. The superior rooms are larger, and all rooms on the Royal Service floor also have a private reception, pillow menu, national and international newspapers, and use of a fully equipped Business centre’.

All rooms have an en-suite bathroom, AC, interactive satellite TV, telephone, internet access, piped music, minibar, safe and 24 hour room service is available.

Views from the rooms look out over the Calle Princesa which is a busy, but pleasant tree-lined road.

Hotel Location And Facilities

The Hotel Melia Madrid Princesa is on a street with lots of banks and cash points. There’s also a small restaurant about 1 minute walk up the hill, and if you carry on for 3 more minutes you’ll come to the department store of El Corte Ingles.

The Road Calle Princesa That Runs Past The Hotel Melia Madrid Princesa

On the side street that runs up to the main entrance, you’ll see a colourful looking clothes shop for women.

Calle Princesa itself runs as far as the Plaza España, and 50 metres before you arrive at the Plaza, you’ll see a cinema that shows films in ‘original version’ – meaning that many are in English. To walk to the Plaza Espana from the hotel will take about 10 – 15 minutes.

By metro it’s approximately 10 minutes ride into the heart of Madrid and all the shops, bars and restaurants. To find the main commercial area head for Sol.

How To Get From The Airport To The Hotel

Via Taxi: A taxi from the airport won’t take more than 30 minutes and cost 22 to 25 euros (with the airport supplement included), if there isn’t an excess of traffic, and assuming there is no extra 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 Ventura Rodríguez metro near the Hotel Melia Madrid Princesa. Line number 8 leaves from inside the airport between terminals 1 and 2. See the quickest route below with the stations where you need to change listed:

Metro: Nuevos Ministerios (Pink Line, L8) Then change and head for Ventura Rodriguez (Dark Blue Line, L10) and then change at Plaza Espana Station for the Yellow line and get off at Ventura Rodriquez.(Yellow Line, L3)

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. I would get the metro from there as it’s quicker.

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In A Nutshell

The Hotel Melia Madrid Princesa is a vast hotel. It has excellent facilities for conferences and banquets, but has also thought about the needs of visiting tourist and provided well for their needs with a disco, gym and wellness centre. You can be as active or relaxed as you like in this hotel.

Hotel Melia Madrid Princesa – 5 Star
Calle Princesa, 27

Metro: Ventura Rodriguez (Yellow Line, L3) Plus 20 metres walk.

Rack Rates
Double room 285 euros per night
(Plus 7% Tax).

These rates are subject to change all throughout the year.

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