Hotels with Parking in Community of Madrid

The hotel provided free parking lot nearby the hotel. The room was clean and cozy.

The owner of the property is a very friendly and engaging person, and who gave a good welcome, helping me to park the car in the parking lot of the posada, and ensuring everything in the rooms was good for us. The location is great, being very close to the royal palace in San Lorenzo de El Escorial. The car parking is very helpful as parking on the street is hard to come by. The rooms were excellent, beds comfortable, and the heating efficient.

Very centrally located hotel a short walk from the main square. Very good breakfast. Nice courtyard at the back of the hotel. Good underground parking with easy access although the ramp is steep and there are a lot of supporting pillars so one must be careful when manoeuvring in and out of the bays. It would be difficult if the car park was full. Overall very good value for money.

The basement parking lot is easy to reach by motorbike. The room was big enough.

The hostel exceeded my expectations, all areas were clean, the shared bathroom (two on each floor) is really spacious, clean and bright. There's also a shared fridge on each floor plus a microwave oven on the second floor. New towel every day. Some smaller supermarkets, restaurants nearby. I recommend parking in either at Plaza Major or at Parque Central (one Euro for 12 hours, two minutes on foot from the hostel) underground parking lot as street parking around the hostel is almost impossible.

Very well located for visiting the Guadarrama national park. The visitor centre and car park for La Pedriza is about 1 km from the hotel. Very quiet location. Free parking available. Helpful owners/managers on site though many aspects are DIY. Large dining room and lounge.

It is a beautiful and practical apartment close to everything. Beautiful, good design and composed of everything you need. It is located a few steps from the metro and also from perhaps the most beautiful areas of Madrid (Malasana & Chamberi). There are several paid parking lots in the area. Street parking is subject to city rules. Entry via numeric keypad (which doesn't work very well and which I reported) and keys in a box with a code in front of the door. Recommended!