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Review Hotel Tryp Ambassador Madrid
The Hotel Tryp Ambassador Madrid is a regal building in a quaint and historical district of Madrid, near to the Opera square and Royal Opera House. The building was originally a palace belonging to the Duchess of Granada de Ega, and it maintains many of the original features. Entry into the hotel is through two enormous wooden doors, and the
reception is huge and airy. In-keeping with the hotels stately feel,
there’s even a suit of armour guarding the stairs. Hotel Facilities
There’s a restaurant ‘Invernado’ and the ‘Entrepatios’ bar. The bar is like an oasis of green, and has the feel of a lush garden. I could have stayed in there for hours, because it was so cool and peaceful. The restaurant serves typical Spanish cuisine, and a buffet breakfast, and the bar has sandwiches, tapas and cakes. The Hotel Tryp Ambassador also has the following facilities: airport shuttle, internet in reception, laundry and room service. Business FacilitiesThe Hotel Tryp Ambassador caters really well for business meetings. 5 meeting and banqueting rooms for 10 up to 300 people are available. Some of the rooms can be combined to accommodate larger parties. The hotel also has PA systems, telephone and internet access in the meeting rooms and TV. RoomsThe Hotel Tryp Ambassador Madrid has182 rooms, including 23 junior suites and 3 senior suites. The suites are spacious and well lit with an open-plan lounge area and writing desk. Some of the rooms have balconies with space to sit out and take in the pleasant atmosphere of this district. The rooms are well laid out. All rooms come with: En-suite bathroom with hair-dryer, AC, interactive satellite colour TV, direct dial telephone, piped music, safe, soundproofed windows and room service if you really feel like spoiling yourself. Hotel Location And Facilities
This district is one of the most pleasant with a relaxed atmosphere, beautiful buildings and an abundance of trees and flowers. Although you’re also only 2 minutes from Gran Via, which is bursting with shops, banks, bars and restaurants. On the same street as the hotel you’ll see public parking, a few bars, a hairdressers, a bread shop, and in the Plaza Santo Domingo there’s a speciality beer house (Cervecería), Japanese restaurant, Greek restaurant, Catalan restaurant, cash point and newsstand. How To Get From The Airport To The HotelVia Taxi: A taxi from the airport will be about 30 minutes to the hotel, and cost 22 to 25 euros (including airport supplement), depending on traffic, and assuming you haven’t overdone it on the baggage! (Assuming that all baggage fits inside the boot and interior of the taxi). Via Via Bus: The red EMT public bus from the airport goes to Avenida America. The number bus that takes this route is the 115. From there it’s quicker to change to the metro.
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Metro: You can take various metro routes directly from the airport
to arrive at Santo Domingo metro near the Hotel Tryp Ambassador Madrid.
Line number 8 leaves from inside the airport between terminals 1 and
2. I’ve given the quickest route below with the stations where
you need to change listed:
Reservations
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