From ~US$106.33/night · indicative — actual price varies by dates
Calle De Pedro Teixeira, 5View on map2 Sept → 3 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
H10 Tribeca is a 4-star hotel in Madrid, Spain.
With a fantastic location close to Paseo de la Castellana, the H10 Tribeca stands in Madrid's main business district. Recently refurbished by renowned interior designer, Lázaro Rosa-Violán, the hotel takes its name from New York's Tribeca neighbourhood due to its marked industrial inspiration. The hotel offers 140 comfortable rooms, the modern Soho Restaurant, the Lobby Bar, a library and two Meeting Rooms. The large, comfortable rooms at the H10 Tribeca are equipped with everything you need for a comfortable stay. With a modern design and large picture windows, this welcoming restaurant offers a full buffet breakfast as well as a range of carefully selected Mediterranean and international dishes. You can also enjoy chilling out by taking a drink in the Lobby Bar.
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Would certainly recommend and stay again.
Pros: A great location and easy to find Cons: I felt there was often a smell of tobacco in the corridors and the room. Perhaps from windows open and nearby smokers stood outside on break.
Pros: Very nice hotel, large room and very friendly staff Cons: The pool has a very restricted schedule
Pros: Very nice hotel, large room and very friendly staff Cons: The pool has a very restricted schedule. The hotel is not very central
Totally Recommended
Pros: Clean, fast check-in & check-out, well located, good restaurant Cons: All good
Good but could be better
Pros: The pool rooftop The refurbished rooms Cons: Tatty room, dirty floor, door paint smashed up in room 103, paint looks tired and knocked about. Complained and asked to move rooms, which they did, which was good. Breakfast was cold. Deckchairs uncomfortable.
Pros: Spacious room, available when I arrived at 12:00
Pros: Spacious room, available when I arrived at 12:00. Friendly reception. Close to the city center. Cons: The room was suitable for people with disabilities, but the disadvantage was that the shower was an open space and not shielded from, for example, the toilet. This caused the toilet and the floor around it to get wet.