Ha Apartahotel Quo Eraso

“We keep coming back so it must be good”

We visit Madrid every September for La Vuelta and always stay here, it's a great location - close to the metro and reasonably quiet. The staff are very friendly, if you make the effort to be nice you'll be rewarded and that isn't difficult as the Madrileños are naturally friendly people. The recept… more

We visit Madrid every September for La Vuelta and always stay here, it's a great location - close to the metro and reasonably quiet. The staff are very friendly, if you make the effort to be nice you'll be rewarded and that isn't difficult as the Madrileños are naturally friendly people. The receptionists remember us from year to year and that's worth a whole lot of goodwill in my book. Madrid is a fantastic place to walk around but the metro is cheap and tickets easily purchased at station machines. Do visit the Prado, we were fortunate there were no queues on the Saturday morning and stayed for several hours. The apart-hotel is reasonably well appointed, it depends what room you get, over the years we've stayed in rooms with a couch and rooms without. The kitchen is fine and reception will loan a kettle if you want one. I don't have any negatives to be honest and have already planned next years visit.

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“Studio”

I was In Madrid the weekend of the Vuelta finish, which meant accommodation options were scarce. Quo Eraso had studios available, and the price was right. The hotel is easily reached via metro (Diego de Léon). Exiting the metro station, follow the signs to C/ Francisco Silvela, but ultimately take … more

I was In Madrid the weekend of the Vuelta finish, which meant accommodation options were scarce. Quo Eraso had studios available, and the price was right. The hotel is easily reached via metro (Diego de Léon). Exiting the metro station, follow the signs to C/ Francisco Silvela, but ultimately take the C/ Eraso exit. You should spot a McDonald's on the corner, and the hotel sign further down Calle Eraso. The hotel entrance is around the corner, on Calle Ardemans. Reception is manned 24/7, which was important, as I was checking in very late in the evening. The hotel uses key cards, required to open the door and to have power in the room, which means you can't charge your batteries while you're out. My double bed was actually 2 single beds pushed together, but that was clearly stated when I made the reservation. The kitchenette didn't offer any cutlery or pots & pans. Apparently, they're available on request. I only needed the fridge, anyway. The room had blinds which completely blocked out the light, which was great. I had a sofa and a table & chairs. The WiFi was fast. The water was nice & hot, with good water pressure. The bed provided a comfortable night's sleep. I had no complaints whatsoever.

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“Home away from home”

It's only a block from metro station, a major street, fruit shop, with nearby restaurants, coffee shops, bars, bakery, supermarket, so it's great for travelers who who prefer simple meals as if at home. The Las Ventas bullfighting arena is within walking distance. 16-minute metro trip to Puerta de… more

It's only a block from metro station, a major street, fruit shop, with nearby restaurants, coffee shops, bars, bakery, supermarket, so it's great for travelers who who prefer simple meals as if at home. The Las Ventas bullfighting arena is within walking distance. 16-minute metro trip to Puerta del SOL and Gran Via tourist destinations. Quiet, clean. Will stay there again.

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