Calle Goya 49, Barrio de Salamanca, Madrid, Spain | (251) 219-4428
Fashionable location in the Salamanca neighborhood
Spacious, modern rooms with wood floors, flat-screen TVs, and minibars
Big bathrooms with modern fixtures, plush robes, and detachable showerheads
Appealing suites offer cozy living space and even bigger bathrooms
Comfortable lobby bar and affordable food served at Centro restaurant
Morning breakfast buffet with good variety
Free Wi-Fi and public computer for guest use
Slim amenities (no fitness center or spa)
King beds are two twin beds pushed together (typical in Madrid)
No alarm clocks in rooms
Daily fee to use in-room safes
The Catalonia Goya Hotel is a surprisingly stylish value option in the Salamanca neighborhood. Rooms are modern and spacious (especially for the affordable price) with flat-screen TVs, nice lighting, wood floors, and dark wood furniture. Bathrooms are much larger and more contemporary than guests might expect for this price point. Upgrading to a suite gets not only extra living space, but also an even bigger bathroom with a rainforest showerhead. This hotel also has a comfortable lobby bar and Centro restaurant -- home to a morning breakfast buffet -- provides affordable meals. With free Wi-Fi and a fashionable location, this hotel is a good, affordable pick.
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Location
On a vibrant shopping street in ritzy Salmanaca, close to a Metro station
The Catalonia Goya Hotel is on a wide, tree-lined street in the Salamanca district, arguably the most fashionable area of the city. It boasts top-notch boutiques, delicious restaurants, and some beautiful mansions. It is also home to traditional markets as well as the U.S. embassy and a small business district.The capital of Spain is a vibrant, multicultural city located right in the center of the country. The Cuatro Torres business area's additions to the city skyline (four sleek towers, including a hotel and corporate offices) give an idea of what Madrid is rapidly becoming: a sophisticated, cosmopolitan city -- albeit one that preserves its century-old traditions.- 15-minute drive to Madrid-Barajas Airport
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Calle Goya 49, Barrio de Salamanca, Madrid, Spain
(251) 219-4428
