Pensión Mollo

Comodo da raggiungere dalla ferrovia e si trova nel triangolo d'oro dell'arte. Da falegname ho apprezzato le porte in vero legno.Soddisfatto.

The gentleman who owns the Pension was most kind and helpful as I needed an umbrella first & the next morning a cab at 6am ! He was also available to answer my questions regarding fares. The Pension was well situated and clean, though I would recommend the windows be opened to bring fresh air into the gallway and rooms.

The whole building smells like a sea food restaurant. No sound proof. There is no way to get a quiet sleep.

Convenient location, near the bus and train station. Small supermarket and other shops across the road and spotlessly clean great value cafe for breakfast underneath. Also walkable distance from the Prado. Very friendly staff - family run, and felt very safe. No lift , accommodation on 3rd floor.

great location near Renfe Atocha station and a nice walk from El Prado. On 4th floor with no elevator so not a good choice if you have heavy bags. Also kind of noisy. A good choice for younger people on a budget.

It is up a lot of stairs with no lift, and I shared a bathroom, but this was excellent value, in a great location. My room, which had a small balcony, faced onto calle de Atocha, but the soundproofing was excellent with the doors shut, and I really have no complaints.

There aren't a lot of these old-style pensiones left in the middle of Madrid, so if you're looking for an authentic Madrid experience that is affordable and central, this is the place for you. A few caveats, beforehand: The building is historic, but it doesn't have a lift, so it does mean a walk up four (quite dark!) floors to the rooms. (Aniceto, the owner, does generously offer to help guests with their luggage, but if stairs are not your thing, it's worth knowing). There's a fair bit of noise on from the street (calle Atocha does have a lot of traffic). That said, the positive bits are very positive. Aniceto and Victoria are extremely helpful and very friendly. The decor is kind of dated, but the rooms are immaculate and the property is very well cared for. It's very close to Atocha Station, the Reina Sofia Museum, and the transit connections are exceptional. Overall, a positive experience - just watch those stairs!

The owner is helpful even though he does not speak much English. Bad part is you need to walk up at least third level. Also there is no toilet in the room only shower. In order to save money, the light is almost always off in the corridor, so it is difficult when you come home or when you want to go to toilet in the middle of the light

The hotel owner was very helpful and professionel in running a hotel, Bravo! Since the hotel had no elevator, he even helped me with my luggage up the stairs. The hotel is very well situated and practical for travellers going through the Atocha station.

The room was small, but clean and fairly comfortable. The big negative was no elevator. had to haul my fairly heavy bag up 4 flights of stairs. But the price for the room was great considering it was a private room with shower and sink (toilet down the hall). About 2 blocks from Atocha station.