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The room was spacious, with a long narrow desk with 4 outlets, heavenly for a couple who do need space to work in the evening. The view included the usual rooftops of other buildings (not great), but had a nice skyline and view of the cathedral off to the side. The large windows made a huge difference as well. The body/hair gel and shampoo were fantastic. The breakfasts offered a nice selection and were all we could expect! Being close to the station and to a range of restaurants and even a small grocery store were plusses. However, the best thing was the staff. They did all they could possibly do and more it seems. When a glass bottle broke at night (thus no staff to help), they provided all the equipment and materials they could find, when one of us became sick, they found a thermometer and did whatever they could do. Not only the front desk, but we could feel the support of supervisors behind them. And knowing this is a local owner (the front desk person told us) rather than a big multi-national corporation is also a nice plus. This hotel is number one on our lest when we next go to Madrid.
Loved it and the location was perfect
Apartosuites Jardines de Sabatini sits in the heart of Madrid’s historic core, steps from the Royal Palace and Sabatini Gardens. Within a 5–20 minute walk you can reach landmarks such as Almudena Cathedral, Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol and Madrid’s major museums. The location makes the hotel a convenient base for sightseeing, dining and using public transport.
Madrid’s official royal residence (used for ceremonies), with opulent rooms, art and ornate decoration. The palace also fronts the Sabatini Gardens and overlooks the Almudena Cathedral.
A formal 20th-century garden with trimmed hedges, statues and great views of the Royal Palace — perfect for a quiet stroll or photos.
A striking cathedral next to the Royal Palace with a contemporary interior, crypt and panoramic rooftop access on select days.
Madrid’s historic main square, lined with cafés, shops and occasional markets or events — a great place for tapas and people-watching.
The bustling geographic and cultural heart of Madrid — home to the famous clock tower, statue of the Bear and the Strawberry Tree (El Oso y el Madroño), and many shops.
Plaza de España is a wide open square with gardens and views toward the Royal Palace; nearby Gran Vía is Madrid’s major shopping and theater avenue.
Spain’s premier art museum, housing masterworks by Velázquez, Goya, El Greco and more — a must for art lovers.
Modern art museum famous for Picasso’s Guernica and an outstanding collection of 20th-century Spanish art.
Make the most of your stay at Apartosuites Jardines de Sabatini with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Madrid:
Madrid is a lively, walkable capital blending grand historic sights, world-class museums, excellent food and an energetic nightlife. Apartosuites Jardines de Sabatini is an excellent base because it places you within moments of the Royal Palace, Sabatini Gardens and central attractions while providing spacious, well-equipped apartment-style rooms, rooftop views, and staff praised for helpfulness and local knowledge. For travelers who want central convenience, sizable living space and quick access to cultural highlights, this property offers strong value.
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Madrid
Fall
Late Spring (May–June), early Fall (September–October), and the Christmas/New Year period.
Late January–February and parts of November; also late August can be cheaper aside from neighborhood festivals.
March–May: mild temperatures, blooming parks, and most cultural events take place in these months.
Madrid's largest traditional festival honoring the city's patron saint, centered around May 15.
Annual open-air book fair along Paseo de Coches in Retiro Park, typically late May–early June.
One of Europe's biggest Pride celebrations, usually late June to early July.
Traditional neighborhood festival in La Latina celebrating the Virgin of La Paloma around mid-August.
A season of performing arts, theatre and contemporary cultural programming in autumn (various dates from October–November).
Festive season with Christmas markets and the major parade on January 5 (Cabalgata de Reyes).
Madrid has a continental climate: hot, dry summers and cool winters. Pack light breathable clothing and sun protection for summer; layers, a warm coat and waterproof outerwear for winter. Comfortable walking shoes year-round. Carry a small umbrella in spring and fall for occasional showers.
Madrid's hotel prices fluctuate with seasons and local events. Peak demand occurs during pleasant weather months and major festivals (San Isidro, Madrid Pride, Feria del Libro) as well as around major holidays (Christmas/New Year). Weekends (Fri–Sun) are typically more expensive than weekdays, and business travel can push prices up during midweek for conferences. Summer midday heat can reduce leisure demand in late July–August, creating occasional price dips, especially in non-central hotels, though central properties and those offering air conditioning remain in demand. Book ahead for major events and for stays at popular museums' neighborhoods (Retiro, Salamanca, Huertas). Short-notice bookings and holiday weekends often see sharp price increases; conversely, January–February and parts of November often offer the best hotel deals. Apartment rentals can be more economical for groups or longer stays, but some neighborhoods impose tourist regulation fees. Food and transport costs are moderate compared to other Western European capitals; dining in tourist-heavy areas raises prices.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Madrid has an efficient metro, extensive bus network, Cercanías commuter trains and many taxis/rideshares — easy to get around if you plan ahead.
Buy a Tourist Travel Pass and learn the metro map: it saves money, avoids traffic, and the network reaches most major sights quickly — keep a slim crossbody bag zipped and in front to beat pickpockets.
Everything you need to know about your stay at Apartosuites Jardines de Sabatini
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