Petit Palace Alcala Torre Hotel
Hotel Class: 
4 Stars - 44 Opinions
Virgen de los Peligros 2 (Esquina con Alcalá, 23), 28013 Madrid, Spain
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44 Opinions
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- 9
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La locura y la plaza
End view of Royal Palace - from the Cathedral
Madrilinas on any normal evening around 9 pm.
A lazy afternoon in the Ferraz gardens
Forum Posts
Train Madrid - Alicante
by Piter_2
We will be with a normal luggage - 3 big suitcases...
There is no any luggage places in the coach, - what we have to do?
May be it is easier to go by car?
Re: Train Madrid - Alicante
by elpariente
You have room into the coach , at the entrance you may leave the suitcases or in your seat in a rack over your head ( if they are very big you must leave them in the entrance )
Re: Train Madrid - Alicante
by irfankash
You should take only important things with you! Leave the other into the room of HOTEL/ Restuarent.
Re: Train Madrid - Alicante
by puerto_lover
If you use a bus / coach you can put all the cases in the baggage hold underneath the seating. There are a few buses that go from Alicante to Barajas and vice versa. More buses from South bus terminal in Madrid.
www.alsa.es
Travel Tips for Madrid
Be ready to Party!
by sleepingwolf
Madrid is a city that never sleeps. The restaurants and bars are always bustling. There doesn't seem to be a recession of any kind, maybe this was because we were there during the Holiday season. Luckily I love to shop and had a ball going in and out of shops in the fashion mecca around Puerta del Sol. I also love the hours. I love being a late riser, having afternoons off and being able to shop late into the night (some stores are open to 10pm). Old Madrid is my favorite area, with with "caves" under Plaza mayor, each containing a little tapas bar, wine bar or restaurant. I love the singing in the restaurants and bars, and the music every where for that matter. There is music in the streets, plazas and subway stations. there is also the smell of baking bread everywhere.
Puerta del Sol
This is the...
by shellseeker
Puerta del Sol
This is the very heart of the city. There is always something going on, no matter what time of the day (or night) it is. Around Sol you find good shopping streets (my favourite is Calle del Arenal), very good restaurants, the ticket boot for the bull fight (Calle de la Victoria), 3 different metro lines and so on. It also makes a very good meeting point for everyone. Every Madrileño knows the “milestone zero”, the symbolic centre of Spain or the “oso y madroño” (the bear with the strawberrytree, the symbol on the city flag).
Packing List
by Rocky4
Small bag because you have to take it off and on the
bus. Pack a sweater and raingear. July is extremely hot but when it rained, it got chilly. Dresses for women are in order in a restaurant or nightclub Comfortable shoes with low heels. Make sure you have enough supply of your prescription medication Many churches do not let you take photos. Buy postcards
In the posher track
by agarcia
I love the typically British style that this little alley has. Located in the very heart of the shopping area of Madrid, it shapes immediately resembles that of the London Chelsea’s mews. The alley holds some of the most exclusive shops and restaurants of Madrid... meaning that not only in style, but also in prices, the place resembles London a lot ;-)
Arab cafe
by schlumpf about Cafes
If you have been soimewhere in the middle east, or simply want to check out an arab place and relax as they do, i.e. drinkkiing an amazing mint tea and smoking a sheeshas, Madrid can offer yo ualso this...
Simply go to the Saints area, Calle Santa Maria, Calle Jesus, Calle los Apostules...in that areas (i might be more focused) there is a prettu beautifull arab bar with style where to have a cup of mint tea with waterpipe!
Questions and Answers
Q: airport taxi "my ride from the airport terminal 1 to my hotel near the tribunal metro cost me 35 eur. did i get ripped off? The meter said 27,..."
A: "also where are the supermarkets convenience stores near puerto del sol?
i need to buy water & snacks and have not seen a single one."
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Petit Palace Alcala Torre Hotel
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Address: Virgen de los Peligros 2 (Esquina con Alcalá, 23), 28013 Madrid, Spain
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