The Hotel Agumar in Madrid Spain has an amazing lobby/restaruants, very fancy. The rooms however are another story. They are clean, but very outdated, the best part were the bathrooms. I didn't get a chance to eat at the restaurants, but after looking at the prices I am glad I didn't. Will cost you about Euro30 to take a cab... more

If you are looking for a Hotel that is a 10 min Taxi/30 min walk just outside the city centre that in my opinion the Agumar is about perfect. Hotel staff, all spoke great English - friendly. Room was clean and quite - again not that normal in Madrid. I paid 96 euros for the night. If you do stay... more

Stayed here for one night. The hotel is located a 7-minute walk away from the Atocha RENFE station. I arrived at 11:30pm and there were a few homeless people camping on the street leading to the hotel, but I didn't feel unsafe. The hotel claimed to be 4 stars, but the room I got was 2 stars at most. Tiny,... more

My wife and I stayed at the Agumar in August 2008 for 6 days. We are from Trinidad in the Caribbean. The Agumar is at least 3.5 stars and well worth it. The location is 8 minutes from downtown Madrid by bus. Atocha train station and atocha renfe metro stop are walking distance away. Retiro park, Reina Sofia and Prado... more

The hotel itself was average in every way. It was close to the train station as well as an underground, but that was about it for it's high points. We were willing to deal with because we got a decent price ($100/night). The staff was pretty rude and completely offended if you asked if someone spoke English. (To be fair,... more

This was a disgrace! In fact, although we had paid in advance for 3 nights, we moved out and found a new hotel the same afternoon we booked in! No double beds; unhelpful staff. This is a hotel to avoid!!!!! more

my wife had stayed there twice before, and she highly recommended the hotel again for our visit together. i found the place very conveniently located, both for its proximity to public transport (bus stop to downtown in front of the hotel, subway stop a 5 minutes' walk) and for its location on one of the main approaches to madrid (just... more

The hotel is on Paseo de la Reina Cristina, a very noisy major street with 4 lanes of cars on one side and 3 on the other, there is traffic day and night. I got a room on the street and I could not sleep, because the window does not stop the noise. I asked a room on the back,... more

We travelled to Madrid on the new AVE (High Speed Train) link (excellent) from Málaga and spent one night at this hotel, 6/7 minutes walk from the terminal. Our booking was through an agency, saving a considerable % on the hotel 'rack rate', and not surprisingly perhaps we were allocated a room on the first floor facing the main street,... more