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Posada del Leon de Oro vs Melia Madrid Princesa
Posada del Leon de Oro and Melia Madrid Princesa are both recommended by those who travel for a living. On balance, Posada del Leon de Oro scores marginally better than Melia Madrid Princesa. Posada del Leon de Oro comes in at #27 in Madrid with praise from 7 reviews including Time Out, The Telegraph and Lonely Planet.
Posada del Leon de Oro
Michelin Guide
Rough Guide
Fodor's
Lonely Planet
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Cava Baja, 12, 28005 Madrid
From $62 /night
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
- Laundy Room
- Restaurant
Michelin Guide
"This hotel is teeming with charm."
Rough Guide
"This former inn has been converted into a chic, designer hotel with seventeen large, individually decorated rooms."
Fodor's
"This beautifully refurbished late-19th-century guesthouse is nestled in one of the most happening streets of the city."
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Lonely Planet
Top Choice
"Next door to Posada del Dragón and a similarly spectacular place, this rehabilitated inn has muted colour schemes and generally large rooms."
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The Telegraph
8.0
"A traditional inn set around a courtyard is now a smart four-star boutique hotel that is full of character and has a relaxed vibe."
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Melia Madrid Princesa
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Oyster
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C/ Princesa, 27, 28008 Madrid
From $103 /night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
Michelin Guide
"This emblematic hotel has been pleasantly modernised."
Oyster
Luxury
"Distinctive details that give the interior spaces a modern, arty vibe, such as the funky light fixtures, sleek leather couches, and elegant antiques in the airy lobby."
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Star Service
"Also known simply as the Melia Madrid, this big glamorous Spanish workhorse overshadows the comparatively staid Husa Princesa with designer digs and trendy common areas."
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The large room count means that staffers are rarely able to accommodate special requests in advance.
Fodor's
"In an unbeatable location, this ultramodern hotel retains a few reminders of the era when bullfighters would convene here before setting off to Las Ventas—a few bulls' heads hang in the lounge."
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The Telegraph
8.0
"The five-star Meliá Madrid Princesa is a well-established hotel that is very much part of the fabric of the city."
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