A “puerta” in Spanish means a “door”, but “La Puerta el Sol” is not a door, is not an arc, is not an special and commemorative monument.. . is a “Square”, the most known square in the country and there, you can find the kilometre cero, that means that it is just the middle point of Spain. ... Read review
61 double rooms and 1 junior suite - Non-smoking rooms - Rooms/Facilities for Disabled ... more
Guests - Room Service - Wake-up Call Service - Daily newspapers - Wi-Fi and ADSL Internet Connection - Fax/Photocopy - Laundry/Dry Cleaning - Excursions and Show Ticket Booking Service - Madrid Touristic Tours Booking Service - Car Rental - Flower-Shop Orders - Quo Boutique - Gift and Souvenir Shop - Public Parking nearby
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This modern hotel is located just a few metres away from the famous Puerta del Sol, in a ... more
historical building from the 18th century.The smart decoration of the Ateneo’s interiors is created thanks to a thoughtful renovation of the 18th-centruy building. Admire the attractive contrast of the mahogany and pale woods against red-and-white striped bed linen. Enjoy original features such as balconies overlooking Madrid’s streets and attractive wrought-iron railings.Visit the majority of Madrid´s attractions on foot thanks to the central location of the Ateneo. Stroll around the historic centre which begins from the entrance of the Ateneo and visit the Plaza Mayor where you can enjoy an al fresco espresso while watching life in Madrid go by.Enjoy meals in the relaxed restaurant of the Ateneo and then head to the bar for a drink with friends among locals of the Spanish capital as well as other travellers..
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Quo Puerta del Sol is a 4-star modern-design hotel, the exterior is a stately grey ... more
hundred-year-old building, totally renovated, next to the Puerta del Sol (Madrid's main square and reference point), with walking distance from the Prado, Thyssen and Reina Sofia museums and deep in the heart of the banking district. Also you will be within walking distance to major tourist attractions such as Plaza Major, Puerta del Sol, the Royal palace, Spanish Parliament, and for recreation and leisure you have the Austrias area and Gran Vía Street where you will find theatres, musical shows and cinemas, among others... There is also a wide range of bars, restaurants and shopping centers. The décor may be modern, but the hospitality is impressively traditional and the staff completely professional..
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Located in the centre of Madrid and displaying a beautiful, 19th-century exterior, this ... more
hotel has stylish, contemporary interiors and ultramodern facilities.The hotel’s original, 19th-century exterior has been carefully preserved and restored, while the inside of the hotel offers sleek interiors with modern comforts and state-of-the-art facilities including free Wi-Fi access.The hotel is right by the Puerta del Sol, the city’s most important meeting point in the heart of Madrid. All the attractions of this vibrant city are within walking distance, including the Plaza Mayor, the Royal Palace and the Museo del Prado. The city’s best shops and most exclusive boutiques are also nearby. You can even explore these sights on bicycles borrowed for free from the hotel.Enjoy a free tapas or glass of wine in the Corte Ingles Shopping Centre – complements of the hotel while staying as a guest during 2009..
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These stylish apartments have a superbly central location in Madrid between Puerta del sol ... more
and the main plaza. Enjoy spacious rooms with attractive design and free Wi-Fi.Enjoy your holiday at your own pace in the Puerta del Sol´s smart apartments which boast eye-catching interior design. Rooms feature clean lines and a clever use of space. Oringal details such as the wooden ceilings and French windows play against modern furniture and tasteful prints.Make your stay in Madrid authentic thanks to the trendy Puerta del Sol Apartments’ situation in one of the most exciting areas of the Spanish capital. You are footsteps from the attractive Plaza de Santa Ana as well as the local markets, theatres and tapas restaurants..
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The Puerta del Sol Studio apartment offers central, yet quite accommodation in the famous ... more
Puerta del Sol square, in the heart of Madrid, only 15 minutes' walk from important museums, such as the Prado, Reina Sofia and the Thyssen- Bornemisza.Housing up to 3 people, this studio apartment has a fully equipped kitchen, a nice living room with a comfortable double sofa bed, one single bed and a
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Advantages: If you do not visit the Puerta you do not know Madrid Disadvantages: Lot of people, thieves...
...means a “door”, but “La Puerta el Sol” is not a door, is not an arc, is not an special and commemorative monument.. . is a “Square”, the most known square in the country and there, you can find the kilometre cero, that means that it is just the middle point of Spain. May be the name is due because hundred of years ago, more o less by 1570 there were a castle or a door that was demolished because the town was growing.
Now is the heart ... ...following the rhythm of the Puerta del Sol’ clock.
The calle de Alcalá (the most know street in Madrid) is born their, and very close just five minutes walking you can find “La plaza Mayor” and the old Madrid “El Madrid de los Austrias”. So we can say that the Puerta del Sol is the door that open the old town, the Madrid for tourist, chulapas (typical inhabitant), tapas (paellas, gambas, bacalao) tablaos de flamenco.. and narrows streets, ... more
A “puerta” in Spanish means a “door”, but “La Puerta el Sol” is not a door, is not an arc, is not an special and commemorative monument.. . is a “Square”, the most known square in the country and there, you can find the kilometre cero, that means that it is just the middle point of Spain. May be the name is due because hundred of years ago, more o less by 1570 there were a castle or a door that was demolished because the town was growing.
Now is the heart of Madrid, all becomes their, manifestations, fairs, meetings, and is a tradition to eat the grapes of “Nochevieja” the 31st of December, following the rhythm of the Puerta del Sol’ clock.
The calle de Alcalá (the most know street in Madrid) is born their, and very close just five minutes walking you can find “La plaza Mayor” and the old Madrid “El Madrid de los Austrias”. So we can say that the Puerta del Sol is the door that open the old town, the Madrid for tourist, chulapas (typical inhabitant), tapas (paellas, gambas, bacalao) tablaos de flamenco.. and narrows streets, palaces, tascas (typical bar) and ¡¡fun¡¡.
Preciados, Carretas, Carrera de San Jerónimo, Mayor, Arenal… are the commercial streets close to the square ,where you can find a lot of boutiques for young people.
I live in Madrid and I go to the Puerta del Sol once a year, but if you came to Madrid you have to visit it, /is not a special beautiful place) but is the heart of Spain.
Advantages: good food, very cheap Disadvantages: packed at week-ends
accompanied of fried or baked potatoes, salad and good bread. This is more or less the menu of the day (from Monday to Friday) that with drinks and coffee or ice cream costs now 7,6 euros. In the restaurant there are great variety of salads, homemade desserts as panqueques and the most traditional offerings. During the weekend turns out to be almost impossible to enter. The rest of the time is also concurred and always there are a lot of Argentines, what I suppose that is a good sign.
I only need to say to finish that is very central, 2 minutes to the PuertadelSol: ideal for a supper before leaving to take a walk or a lunch when you are shopping. ...
Advantages: Very close to the Puerta Del Sol and Gran Via. Disadvantages: None
I booked our short break through Expedia, who are always good at finding the best deals. Neither myself nor my husband had been to Madrid before, so we had no knowledge of the city at all. I researched the layout mapwise, to find out where the centre was regarding shopping, bars etc. The PuertadelSol seemed as central as we could get.
The hotel was on the Via Arenal, just off the square. On arrival we were greeted in good English by a very friendly receptionist and the check-in was smooth. The hotel was bright and modern. Not huge, but for a city centre it was big enough. There was a lift to all floors luckily, as we were on the 5th. Our room was large and airy. Satellite TV, air conditioning (a blessing in July), large double bed, plenty of storage and a wall safe. The bathroom was clean and roomy with one of those ...
Advantages: Central location, room safe Disadvantages: Dangerous floors
This traditional hotel is situated in the very centre of historical Madrid. Therefore the transfer time from the airport is one of the least. We took the train into the centre and then walked to the hotel. Without children this is a fairly reasonable distance to cover on foot but it was a bit too far with our small child in a buggy so we would advise a taxi if you travel with children. (I mean from the train station in the centre, not from the airport, as that would be far too expensive.) The neighbourhood of the hotel consists of the Royal Palace, the Opera Theatre and PuertadelSol as well as Gran Via with its traditional shops, fashion centres and big stores. Being at the centre it is also close to the area of museums such as Prado, Thyssen and Reina Sofia, the restaurants and cafes and the parks and gardens. We used it as a great ...
