Ayz Princesa-Auto Check-in Property

Il personale delle pulizie puliva il bagno in continuazione, quindi l'hotel è pulito. Design moderno e letti molto comodi, la camera è a pochi passi da diverse stazioni nel centro di Madrid. Il check-in e il check-out sono automatici e anche l'apertura di tutte le porte avviene tramite Internet e senza codice. Questo rende impossibile valutare il servizio ma è sicuramente molto comodo. Assicuratevi solo che il vostro telefono sia sempre carico! Il prezzo basso è dovuto, secondo me, al fatto che le camere non hanno vere finestre: le piccole aperture si affacciano sul corridoio, e il corridoio stesso non ha finestre, quindi un po' claustrofobico.

Nos dieron la peor habitación, justo en la entrada, se escuchaba todo el que entraba y salía, adicional hacía demasiado fría y muy pequeña, el baño lejos de la habitación e imposible la comunicación con ellos, hay un número 24 hrs y estaba apagado todo el tiempo

This one had different sides to it. It is relatively cheap, while being quite well located, and being pretty neat. Price is down thanks to shortcuts on staff (self check-in) and facilities. I stayed 5 nights and had some € 75 a night. It was a new experience to arrive at a non descript door on a busy street, to be opened by a magical URL sent previously. Let's go through some topics. No luggage-storage, as there is no staff, and it isn't facilitated any other way. - This was my primary concern in advance. Very unpractical when arriving before 15:00, or leaving after 12:00. It made me consider another option. - It would be simple to put lockers in the hallway, and enable the lock on the outer door during the day of arrival and departure. Communication at first very annoying. - My simple repeated question by e-mail about that storage: no answer, only shoving off to a chatbot, or completely ignored. - They NEVER answered the phone, only BS-message that 'their agents are busy'. While this is supposed to be for emergencies. Human contact possible after all. - The chatbot turned out to be able to connect to an actual human being. Do a Turing-test first! But it was a relief to get an actual response. - Needed that twice because of a faulty drain-cover in my bathroom, exposing nasty screws which wounded my foot. There was a pretty prompt response, but it needed 2 calls before it got somewhat fixed. - It remains worrying to be completely dependent on a data connection by phone. I had some trouble with that, the building's WiFi had to help me outside the front-door. There would be an intercom at that door, but I haven't seen it. Location quite convenient. - Bordering centre of town. Old town and palace at walking distance. - Very close to the metro, 20 m! Alternatively just walk to or from the Plaza de Espana. Convenient as I didn't use any buses, but the metro was a good way to get started or get back. - Restaurants nearby. At least various fast-food and a cafeteria on the nearby square towards Plaza de Espana. Also consider VIPS for a decent meal. Room - Pretty new, neat, and clean. - Needs some pegs on the walls. - Major flaw: though the doors have a keypad, one can't use a code. One always has to take a phone out, or leave the door open. Even when just going to the toilet. One can't take a shower and leave the phone on a charger. And can't even properly put it somewhere in the bathroom. It would be simple to automatically assign a code by the hotel, or let the guest choose one. The locks even seem intended for the latter by a slide on the inside. I didn't get that working though. - Second flaw. Rooms are quite noisy. Doors badly close, walls are thin. I don't want to hear what's happening on the toilet despite 2 doors in between, or hear my neighbour snoring, or worse. See the picture for the laughable doors. Bathroom - Shared. Multiple on the corridor. - Also neat. - Seem to be cleaned every day. - Need to add a small shelf in the shower,