The Raddison Blu was a delight. The room was modern and nice with a great French balcony. The bathroom was excellent with a modern shower, high end toiletries, solon style hair dryer, and plenty of space. The room had his and her closets and was very quiet. The only down side was the chair in the corner was stylish but... More

We (3 adults, 2 small children) stayed for 3 nights at Radisson Blu Madrid Prado. We ate at the nearby Burger King. We rode on the Hop-On Hop-Off bus just across the street (at Prado Museum). We walked to the nearby Atocha-Renfe station to ride the train. Cristina at the hotel reception was very nice. She even upgraded our 2... More

I realize that each person has different expectations for what a hotel should provide but I am honestly stunned at some of the negative reviews this hotel is receiving. We stayed here for a week in May and got exactly what we were looking for -- EXCELLENT service and a location that cannot be beat. The hotel is right across... More

My husband and I stayed here for three nights in May. We stayed 2 nights and then returned the night before our departure flight for a further night. The first thing I noticed when I entered the hotel was the wide doorway. Then it all became dark and black. I was not sure if the walls were black or if... More

We booked a large room, it was basically a one bedroom suite with a jacuzzi tub. So didn't have the room size issues of others. The location is fabulous. It is an easy walk from the train station, even with luggage, and the neighborhood is fabulous -- right across the street from the Prado. We found a good restaurant a... More

We had a family weekend in Madrid. We were 8 adults and had booked 1 business room and 3 standard rooms for 2 nights. The hotel is not cheap but we were willing to accept that Madrid is an expensive city and that we had to pay a high price for a very good location. What we were not prepared... More

As some of the reviewers have mentioned, this hotel is in walking distance of the Prado and the train station. Very convenient, but the main downside for me was the room's size and lack of English TV channels. This was my first trip to Madrid, so I am not sure if rooms are this small in general. On the plus... More

That was my 2nd exposure to Radisson BLU hotels in April. After a disappointing experience in Brussels, I had higher hopes for their Madrid venue, as Spanish hotels are generally more upbeat in terms of design and athmosphere. The hotel's location is great - virtually across from Museo del Prado and 7 min walk from Plaza Santa Ana teeming with... More

My husband and I stayed here end of April into may. It was our first time in Madrid and it was the perfect base. We hadn't had time to plan our trip thoroughly so was unaware of airport shuttle for 5 euro per person which stops at plaza de cibeles (it's a 5 minute walk on flat, relatively wide street... More