Chalets in Spain

"Great location for a quick overnight before or after a flight to or from Barcelona airport. Nice restaurant and bar. Good breakfast buffet. Good workout facilities and outdoor dining facilities. Nice staff. Also free shuttle to and from airport with frequent times for pick ups and drop offs."

"Staff and service excellent, the rooftop bar and pool is underwhelming."

"This is an acceptable travel hotel in central location. We did not think it was worth the price at all and were disappointed. Clean inside. Comfortable beds. Breakfast was really awful. You should note that the larger family rooms are actually two tiny rooms connected by a strange little foyer with its own door. The heavy fire doors do not prop open, so this would be very annoying with small kids. Staff said they would try to prop doors and then never came back. It’s a fine hotel, but pictures and price make it appear much more luxurious than it is. Lots of construction right in front of hotel. Great location. "

"The hotel is perfectly in the center of Madrid and it’ll let you visit all the hot areas in the downtown of the city. The staff is incredibly kind and helpful and the hotels includes plenty of amenities."

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"Hotel Regina is super centrally located. You can literally walk everywhere. The rooms spare no details. The only drawback was the restaurant in the property which is not part of the hotel. This could have been better but not their fault."

"Stay was all right. Very busy area. Booked for the view, however the view was obstructed by windows that didn’t open. Went to the roof to take photos. The food & drinks at the rooftop bar were not great. Don’t recommend eating there. Staying there you are close to hop on & off bus but not so much walkable to shops."

"Great location, gym and staff are very friendly"

"This hotel was conveniently located near La Rambla and not far from the Cathedral of Barcelona. The lobby was spacious and the staff friendly and helpful. The breakfast was very good in a large and comfortable dining room. Locals indicated the area might be a little dicey at night, but we dined at one of the nearby restaurants and did our strolling during daylight hours. It is not close to some of the big attractions, e.g., Sagrada Familia or other Gaudi works of art, but cabs were plentiful and reasonable in price."