Leonardo Boutique Hotel Madrid, Madrid

The hotel rooms were really comfortable and had nice interiors, although there was only one single power outlet, very inconveniently located. Overall, the stay was pleasant, the rooms were clean and big enough, meeting the expectations of a city center hotel.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were nice and easily accessible on the first floor, but being next to the rubbish bins made it quite noisy when the lorry arrives to empty them. However, the rooms facing the quieter street were really comfortable and nicely decorated.

The hotel is located in a crowded city, Maadrid, perfect for pre-dinner drinks. The rooms were very comfortable, nicely decorated with a comfortable bed, but a bit too small for two adults and one kid. The location is very convenient for breakfast and nearby shopping, next to Beit Yaakov of Madrid. The dining experience was very good, but some dishes weren't hot enough.

The hotel had newly renovated rooms that were very clean and very comfortable with spacious bathrooms, but they felt a bit small and dark. The service was excellent with various amenities available. The location was decent for exploring and had convenient facilities. The dining options were good but slightly pricey. Overall, a pleasant stay with a few minor drawbacks.

I stayed at this hotel which, at first glance, seemed narrower than large sterile hotels, but quickly charmed me with its boutique allure. The garbage collection outside on the road was quite noisy, affecting my sleep quality, yet the room was quite clean. The location was perfect for chilling out and conveniently close to the metro and the city center, making it ideal for a great city break. The dining options were average, with normal but well-stocked choices at relatively high prices.