In quiet but central Retiro neighborhood, near public transportation
Clean rooms with mini-fridges and work desks
Adequate restaurant and bar on-site
Parking on-site (for a fee)
Family Rooms can sleep up to four guests
Business center and extensive meeting space
Reasonably priced breakfast buffet
No fitness center
Fee for in-room Wi-Fi (free in Executive Rooms)
Some lingering tube TVs
Most rooms have small windows
Somewhat dated throughout
This 790-room hotel is popular among business travelers and large groups for its low rates and clean rooms. It lacks character, as well as basics such as a fitness center, modern in-room technologies, and free Wi-Fi, but it’s a decent pick for travelers on a budget. Rooms on the top two floors were renovated in 2012 and feature flat-screen TVs and more contemporary decor, but most have small windows, dated furniture, and only mini-fridges in the way of in-room amenities. It’s not in the very heart of the action, but there are four Metro lines within a 10-minute walk, and a wide array of restaurants and shops in the immediate neighborhood.
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Location
On the border of quiet Retiro and upscale Salamanca neighborhoods, near shopping, dining, and Retiro Park
Hotel Convencion is located right on the southern border of residential Retiro neighborhood and fashionable Salamanca district. While it’s not in the heart of the action, this locale is very convenient for those who want to be close to attractions without feeling in the thick of the tourist route. There is a wide array of traditional restaurants and bars in the neighborhood, and shopping along Goya Street is just an easy walk from the hotel. There are few nightlife options here, but having easy access to the Metro means you can be anywhere in the center in less than 20 minutes.Salamanca neighborhood is arguably the most upscale are in Madrid. It’s known for its designer boutiques, expensive restaurants, and beautiful buildings, plus it’s it’s the only neighborhood in Madrid with a grid system, which makes it easy to navigate. Retiro is a quieter, mostly residential area just south of Salamanca. It wraps around the eastern side of the Retiro Park -- Madrid’s most popular park and once the summer retreat for Spanish royals -- and has a very local vibe, with lively outdoor terraces, tree-lined streets, and local businesses.- 20-minute drive to Madrid-Barajas Airport
Double Room
Executive Junior Suite
Family Room
Triple Room
Calle o'Donnell 53, Madrid, Spain
3 (491) 221-4060
