Puente del Rey

The area is very lively with lots of nice cafes close by and the ‘hotel’ is only a few minutes walk to the metro station. The room was budget and perfectly adequate for what we needed on our last night before catching a flight the next day. Check in involved no human contact at all, which was fine and opening doors is all done via your phone which takes some getting used to but worked fine. It made me wonder what would you do if you lost or had your phone stolen? I would write down some contact details of the property on a bit of paper to take out with me if I stayed here again. The room we had was on the ground floor right next to the front door and also next to the door that lets the other guests into the rest of the building. Both doors were scraping and banging literally every 2 minutes non stop from the moment we checked in! It was as if the whole of Madrid was coming in and out of the building for hours on end! As well as these doors banging relentlessly, every time anyone went into the main building next door, that door slammed too. Luckily this didn’t happen too often, but it was still loud enough The interior door of room 1 definitely needs some kind of sound insulation to try and deaden the sound of the doors constantly scraping and banging because it really is one of the worst hotel stays I’ve ever had

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