Hostel Plaza Mayor is in the central of Spanish capital. Hostel is in old building but inside is clean and quite and friendly. Everyone speaks English so is no problem with ask about something. Hostel has good connections; bus stops and metro. More

Hotel Plaza Mayor is small (about 15 rooms on three upper floors), inexpensive (111 Euros in February 2012 for a single that was actually a small double if you're really good friends!), and a firm mattress that felt like it had a bed board underneath.  It's  very well located about 150 feet from the southwest entry to Plaza Mayor, a... More

My husband and I travel in various parts of Spain every year, and usually fly in to Madrid. We always stay at the Hotel Plaza Mayor for a few nights on our way in or out. It is a very pleasant, friendly smaller historic hotel in a great location, just steps from the Plaza Mayor in the centre of Madrid.... More

Hotel Plaza Mayor is a very nice, clean place with good service and friendly, helpful front desk staff. The location is excellent, a short walk from Plaza Mayor and close to most of the sights. My only complaint is that we could hear everything in the room next door although they may have been a particularly loud group of 3.... More

Nice budget hotel in a great location. No frills in the rooms, but basic needs are covered. Neither my husband nor I have anything bad to say about this place, but we don't have any glowing accolades about it either. We didn't love the breakfast, and since it wasn't included in the room rate, we'd recommend that others strike out... More

We spent 6 days at the Plaza Mayor after attending a conference in Valladolid. We had a great room (#104), called a superior non-smoking room with a huge bed (king sized) plenty of room, large spotless bathroom, excellent shower. At 100 euros, we thought it was a great bargain. The small buffet breakfast was very nice, with a good variety... More

We had stayed at the Hotel Plaza Mayor 6 years ago and been pleased with the location, price and kind of cool design. It is far from a luxury hotel, but was on the nicer end of the "budget" scale. This time our room (#302) was much smaller and the feeling was more of a nice hostel. The bathroom was... More

We booked the suite for three nights to wrap up our trip to Spain. It was the most unusual room I've ever stayed in! It is literally the upper floor of the building! Very spacious and comfortable, the gabled ceiling made the sides of the room inaccessible for all but the shortest people. At this level, the street noise is... More

Traveling alone I stayed here for 4 nights in October 2011. Found out about this hotel from Lonely Planet and Frommer's guidebooks. The location is great,100 metres or so from Plaza Mayor. And even though I was tired and disoriented from my transatlantic flight that arrived at 7am, I managed to walk towing my luggage to the hotel after taking... More