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Madrid, Spain
Seven-room guesthouse next to Chueca metro with private baths and WiFi
Just seven rooms occupy this 3-star guesthouse next to Chueca metro station, offering budget accommodations with private bathrooms, flat-screen satellite TVs, air conditioning, climate control, and modern comforts including microwaves, fridges, and free WiFi. The location delivers—Gran Vía sits a short walk away, Hortaleza bus stop falls within five minutes, and the property sits centrally in gay Chueca with Plaza Mayor roughly a five-minute ride and major museums within easy reach. Rooms feature trouser presses and come equipped with hairdryers and bath sheets, though the entrance reads shabby and lacks a proper reception desk creating less-than-stellar first impressions. Simple breakfast includes packaged cakes, yogurt, juice, cereal alongside tea and coffee facilities, while accommodating Spanish-speaking staff handles requests and maintains daily towel changes keeping everything exceptionally clean. The property caters to travelers seeking central budget lodging in the heart of the gay neighborhood, offering cozy private rooms with essential amenities at affordable rates for those prioritizing location and cleanliness over luxury touches.
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