C/ Montera 47, Madrid, Spain | (888) 635-3814
Central location within walking distance of attractions
Rooftop terrace with amazing views of the city
Industrial-chic rooms with funky decor
Bathrooms have showers with rainfall showerheads
Attached tapas restaurant also serves breakfast
Free Wi-Fi throughout
Comfy lounge with a fireplace
On a street known for prostitution
Older building with occasional maintenance problems
No on-site parking
Part of the Praktik chain of hotels, the mid-range Metropol has an overall fun and youthful atmosphere. The 71 rooms vary, but all have a stylish, minimalist look. Skyline Rooms have great views of the city, as does the rooftop terrace. An attached tapas restaurants serves breakfast and is also open late on weekends. The hotel is set in a historic building on the Calle de la Montera, which has a reputation for prostitution, but it's overall a safe area.
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Scene
Chic yet casual hotel with a fun, youthful atmosphere
In a classic-looking building, the Praktik has the feel of an upscale hostel with its narrow hallways papered in bright fliers and advertisements. The lobby is a casual, inviting space with an unfinished wood front desk, long communal tables, a coffeemaker, comfortably worn leather sofas, and plaid wing chairs. Antique touches include cast-iron radiators. The rooftop terrace offers an amazing view of the city and is beautifully landscaped with gardens and potted plants. The attached Tapa Tapa restaurant is a similarly fun, youthful space, with funky tile work and bright murals.
Location
In the center of Madrid, walking distance to attractions
The hotel is on a busy pedestrian-only street in the center of Madrid, a few blocks from the Puerta del Sol, one of the city’s busiest squares. Most of the city's major attractions are within walking distance, including the Royal Palace of Madrid, which is about 15 minutes away. The street has for many years been associated with prostitution, but it’s gradually being overtaken by tourism and is generally safe. The hotel is right next to a McDonald's and near the Gran Via metro station. The Adolfo Suarez Airport is just under a 20-minute drive away or about an hour via public transport.
Rooms
Stylish, semi-industrial looking rooms, some with city views
The 71 rooms at the Praktik Metropol have an industrial look, with hardwood floors and a minimalist black and white color scheme. Fun touches include faux rotary-dial phones, funky metal light fixtures, and white tables with map designs. Bathrooms have black and white tiled floors, pedestal sinks, and large walk-in showers with rainfall showerheads. Superior Rooms have separate seating areas and Skyline Rooms have sweeping city views. Amenities common to all rooms include flat-screen TVs, safes, hairdryers, and silk-screened bags for storing toiletries.
Features
Tapas restaurant serving breakfast and free Wi-Fi throughout
Breakfast is served at the attached Tapa Tapa Restaurant, which also serves lunch and dinner and stays open late on the weekends. The restaurant serves around 50 varieties of tapas in a modern space featuring black brick columns, light wood floors, and darker wood tables. Wi-Fi is free and available throughout the property and there’s a small area with desktop commuters and Internet access. The hotel offers laundry services on request and can also arrange restaurant reservations and book taxis to the airport. There isn't any parking available at the hotel, though there are public lots nearby.
