Radisson Red Madrid

Perfect location for walking to all three museums (including Museo Nacional del Prado on the art walk), plus it is in a very beautiful area that feels safe - steps away from El Retiro Park and Paseo del Prado. Radisson Red also has very well informed and efficient personnel who went above and beyond their duty to help with a range of queries, from bookings for a flamenco show to succesfully booking restaurants that were tough to deal with. Special thanks to Kiko, Marina and Oksana for their help! It was highly appreciated and our sincere thanks to them again. Meanwhile, Atocha station is nearby and there are a few shops selling groceries across the street. A note that the hotel dealt well with the unprecedented power outage across 3 countries, including Spain. A very pleasant stay.

Location is perfect and decoration is very good! Reception team is fantastic and they facilitate you everything The soul and ambient of the hotel are wonderful! Bedrooms are confortable and they have family room if you need it! We will repeat experience! I am sure you will enjoy!!

If you want a good nights sleep and have a young family avoid this hotel! The noise at 3.30am for a few hours is ridiculous when the nightclub/ bar closes and people leave and hang around outside singing & shouting. We’re on level 1 and all windows closed. Not worth £450 a night!

Stayed for four nights while attending expo/conference at Madrid's exhibition centre. Hotel was comfortable and clean, staff were pleasant and helpful. Only had breakfast, and that was fine. Would be happy to stay there again when visiting Madrid.

I am writing this review to inform other travellers about the noise issue at this hotel. I stayed for 1 night and was rudely woken up very early on the Sunday morning from a lot of noise in the street outside the room. The noise came from what looked like hundreds of drunk people leaving the nightclub next door. Although the hotel staff knows about this existing issue with noise when people leave the nightclub, they still put guests in these rooms facing the nightclub and just above street level. I did complain about this when checking out and spoke to hotel management. They offered me a free night at the hotel, which is great, but I can’t use it as I do not live in Spain and do not have plans to return to Madrid. So, I do feel cheated and I’m not sure if Radisson dropped their standard or if cost cutting is going on…. But, there are some serious issues at this hotel. I does feel as if the Radisson Red and Blue hotels in Madrid are more focused on their interior design, painting all the walls black and blue, but they are missing the basics like making sure that guests are comfortable and get a good night’s sleep. My recommendation is to avoid both the Radisson Red and Blue hotels in Madrid.