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Artrip Hotel, Madrid Hotels
Simple hotel in the up-and-coming and trendy Lavapies neighborhood
## Discover the Authentic Charm of Lavapies
Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the Lavapies neighborhood, residing directly on its bustling main street, a lively thoroughfare brimming with authentic tapas bars and quaint local shops. This presents a unique opportunity to experience the genuine essence of a residential area while maintaining convenient access to many of the city’s iconic landmarks, such as the renowned El Rastro flea market and the tranquil beauty of El Retiro Park. Although the rooms offer a simple aesthetic, the outstanding value and exceptionally dedicated staff consistently receive high praise from visitors.
**Advantages of Staying Here:**
* Nestled in the heart of the Lavapies neighborhood, you’ll be captivated by a distinct facet of the city, as this district presents a residential and multicultural environment complemented by some of the most delectable and authentic eateries the city has to offer.
* Enjoy the convenience of walking to a plethora of captivating sites, including the serene Botanical Gardens, the expansive greenery of El Retiro Park, the bustling atmosphere of the El Rastro flea market, the transportation hub of the Atocha train station, and readily accessible metro lines for easy city exploration.
* If you are traveling with children, the triple and family room options provide an excellent choice, with some rooms even featuring fun and practical bunkbeds.
* Experience the unique charm of sleeping within a historic building, carefully renovated to emulate and preserve the traditional local housing style.
* The hotel consistently garners high ratings, with the majority of guests expressing their appreciation for the exceptionally attentive and helpful staff, as well as the remarkable value offered.
**Potential Considerations:**
* While the hotel does provide a breakfast service, it’s worth noting that the breakfast offerings are relatively simple in comparison to those found at some other accommodations within the city.
* While the location in Lavapies might be considered an advantage by some, it’s important to remember that it’s a less tourist-dominated area, which may require a slightly longer walk to reach some of the city’s major attractions.
Hotel Information
2-star Hotel
+34-915-393282
Calle de Valencia, 11
https://www.artriphotel.com/en
Wifi – Check On Request
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