This is a business hotel, it's too far away from where the action is. In short its not for tourist its for business. more

Stayed here for a conference in October 2007. Initially thought the hotel was quite nice. It's billed as a 4 star. The communal areas/bar/restaurant, looked good. Room was standard (the bathroom was the best part though). Major problem was that the windows, floor to ceiling glass doors with fixed shutters to pulled along in front, didn't seem to close properly.... more

The Hotel room we got was superb because we paid extra. At the front desk you quickly get the impression that you must pay more to be happy: they have two large signs that for 40 Euros more you get an upgrade, and for 75 Euros more, a mini-suite. We took the 40 Euros upgrade and we appreciated our one... more

Nice communal areas that are clean, modern and welcoming but a shame that the rooms don't match up. This hotel has great public areas but the rooms need to be refurbished - nothing you can put you finger on and they are clean but they need some money spending on them. I was here for three nights in Sept '07... more

I stayed here on business (booked by the organizers of a convention) in March 2007. It is a very standard business hotel in central Madrid, two blocks east of the Castellana. The reception area is unimpresive and appears understaffed quite a lot of the time, but the public area behind it is generous and a good place for meeting. The... more

My wife & I stayed at this hotel from Monday Oct. 2 thru Friday Oct. 6, 2006. Primary purpose of trip was a business meeting that took place in this hotel. We arrived the evening of Oct 2nd about 11:00PM. The front desk was not friendly at all. We received no information about the hotel or hotel services from the... more

We stayed 2 nights at this hotel the early part of June, 2006. We were with a tour group, and this was the sixth hotel we stayed at (our second in Madrid). We loved the hotel, though it was located fairly far from the center of town which made it somewhat inconvenient for seeing sights and shopping. The hotel is... more

I was in Madrid in a business trip and stayed 3 nights in Eurobuilding. Quite nice hotel with a bit luxurious entrance. What was a bit confusing was that all the time the guards were standing in a lobby equipped with their sidearms. It was something that I'm not used to. Quite expensive too, 169 €/night at that time. more

Hotel que fue y que le cuesta seguir siendo. No me acabó de agradar la frialdad de las habitaciones, demasiado... more