Really good value for the location, friendly owner, nice rooms and such homy feeling! Been twice and would definitely go back!

The thing to remember about this hostel is that it is located right in the centre of Madrid and only costs 40 euros a night... So you're not going to get luxury. What you do get is a clean, no frills place to stay. Good points: price; location; cleanliness; en suite bathroom. There is also a supermarket just a couple... More

Our family of six stayed here for three nights in a pair of triple rooms just after New Years. It was perfect for us! Don't know if the triples are just larger/nicer than other rooms, but we were quite happy with the decor, etc. and the rooms were next to each other at the end of the hallway, so very... More

Hotel Armesto was a small, reasonably-priced, well located hotel on a fairly quiet (for a big city like Madrid) street. Very TYPICAL set up with no elevator (located on American 2nd floor but European 1st floor) inside a multiple usage building (another hotel was located on an upper floor, apartments, etc.) Typical entrance . . . often hotel entrances are... More

- Two flights of stairs up, no lift - Decor mismatched but all appeared clean and satisfactory - Quiet night's sleep - Easy to walk everywhere from the location - Good for a quick trip but NOT a romantic weekend!

We stayed here in September 2011. The location is fantastic, on a very quite street but right round the corner from Plaza Santa Ana which is one of the main nightlife centres. The style of the hotel is a little dated but everything was clean and comfortable. We found the hotel to be very quiet, heard very little from any... More

We did not expect much for the price but the noise of construction in the building next door was excruciating. We had to ask for the air conditioner to be allowed on. 4 nights, no towel or linen changes....bring your own soap. Hostal rooms are clean, but entry and rest of building very old and somewhat dirty.

This hotel has a strange location inside of another building. There is no elevator to bring up luggage. It is walking distance from the train station. It is also close to a street(Huertas) with bars for night. La Tina is a better neighborhood for nightlife. It feels much safer and has a mixed age crowd. Our room on the otherhand,... More

A really nice, simple hotel, very reasonably priced and in an excellent central location, and very quiet road. Lovely place, very friendly owner who spoke no English but not a problem for us as we had a Spanish speaker in our party. Not really like a hotel, more like a room in a large apartment. No wifi but we knew... More