Hotel Mora

Everything's amazing about Mora. It was a fabulous experience. The hotel is located in downtown Madrid where every great spot is near you. Carlos is one of the most kindest man I've ever met. Thank you again for this wonderful journey. Surely gonna come back to Mora Hotel.

I had the spacious deluxe double room with balcony and full length bath tub. So relaxing. Location was nice, opposite the Botanical Gardens.

The location is perfect. Close to Atocha station, opposite the Prado museum and botanic gardens. The staff are excellent. Don't bother getting the breakfast included there is a very good coffee shop just behind the hotel. The rooms are small but adequate. Would recommend.

Conveniently located near atocha. The rooms have all you need - a hot water kettle would be appreciated - but are located along the main boulevard and are very noisy (there are double windows but that doesn’t cover and what if you like fresh air in such a small space….). Included breakfast is at the cafe next door but is minimal and any premium one is overpriced and bad. If possible just pay for breakfast somewhere else….

I've stayed here a few times over the years. It has gone downhill. Best thing about it is location close to Atocha train station and Retiro. Slow elevator. Room seemed pretty barren. Man at reception helpful and kind.

Service at the reception is very friendly and they speak English quite well. The location is perfect, it's right in the city center and you can walk everywhere quickly. The room was clean. But my room was terrible. No sound dampening, loud doors in hallway, loud air-conditioning, very small, uncomfortable beds. Included breakfast is quite small. I do not recommend to stay here.

At the heart of City centre. If you are staying here, no need to take an uber or metro as everything is literally few mins by walk. Receptionist was very welcoming. We arrived a couple of hours earlier but they were happy to let us check in. Room size is a bit small but given it's location, I think it's ok.

Some staff speak good English, others sufficient to provide good service. I had a small room 3rd floor at the front overlooking the Paseo del Prado. Despite busy four lanes of traffic in each direction sound proofing street side excellent. Not so good between rooms as next door's shower adjacent to mine and loud rush of water against the wall. Everything very clean. Not really impressed with food but I'm not used to Spanish food so don't know what to expect. Excellent location for sightseeing and Atocha rail and bus station close by as are Museos Prado, Thyssen Bornameza and Reina Sofia.

Great place with friendly staff. Some drawbacks are that there is one very small elevator and no control of temperature in rooms. We reserved 2 rooms and both of them were locked on heat. Caution - showers are tough to get in and out without slipping.

This review is for the attached restaurant. This place is not a tourist trap. Nothing is in English, and it gets full. Luckily I speak Spanish so I was eager to try out the menu of the day. You choose from a generous selection one course of a starter, a main, and a dessert plus a bottle of wine for 10,25€ per person. I had the caldo Gallego which is a chicken broth based soup with greens and deliciously nasty bits of chicken hearts, pig ears, and greens. My main was ternero asado which is like roast beef with gravy and potatoes. Flan for dessert. Everything was homemade and delicious! I went back again the next day because the choices vary daily and it was near my hotel and got the mushroom lasagna starter and the mero (grouper) in tomato sauce. Flan again for dessert. The house wine was drinkable and just fine and they give you bread as well. Service was gruff one day and more pleasant the next day but I loved it. Directly across from the Prado Museum. An affordable gem among many expensive or touristy places. Great place for a meal before the museums or to walk off in the nearby Plaza del Retiro. You'll be stuffed but not broke!