What are the hotel's check-in and check-out times?

Standard check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is by 12:00. Early check-in or late check-out may be available on request and subject to availability.

What is the hotel's cancellation policy?

If you cancel, modify the booking, or don't show up, the fee will be the total price of the reservation.

Is breakfast included and what are the breakfast hours?

Breakfast is available and is highly praised by guests. The hotel offers breakfast service throughout the day to suit varying schedules; specific inclusions may depend on the room rate or booking option.

Does the hotel have Wi-Fi and is it free?

Yes — the hotel offers complimentary Wi-Fi accessible throughout the property, including guest rooms and public areas.

Is there parking at the hotel?

The hotel is located in central Madrid where on-site parking is limited. Valet or nearby paid public parking options are usually available; contact the hotel in advance for specific arrangements and pricing.

Are pets allowed at Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid?

Pets are not typically allowed. If you plan to travel with a pet, contact the hotel directly to confirm their current pet policy and any fees.

Is the hotel suitable for families with children?

Yes — families are welcome. Room configurations and extra bed/cot availability vary by room type, so please request details when booking.

Does the hotel have air conditioning and how does it perform?

Rooms are equipped with air conditioning. Most guests report it works well (important during hot Madrid summers), though a small number of guests have reported occasional issues — staff are responsive and will assist promptly.

Is the hotel accessible for guests with reduced mobility?

The hotel has accessible public areas and some accessible rooms. For specific accessibility requirements, contact the hotel prior to arrival so they can confirm room availability and necessary facilities.

Does the hotel have on-site dining or a restaurant?

Yes — the hotel features stylish dining areas and lounges. Guests praise the design and the breakfast; the property also places you within walking distance of many noted restaurants and Mercado de San Miguel.

Can the hotel help arrange airport transfers or local tours?

Yes — the concierge can assist with airport transfers, taxis, guided tours, and local recommendations.

What is the hotel's smoking policy?

Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid is non-smoking in guest rooms and most indoor public areas. Designated smoking areas, if any, will be advised by the hotel.

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Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid

Name: Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid
Address: in Madrid, ZZ

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Guest Reviews

9.3

Excellent

Based on 2359 reviews

Location9.7

Staff9.6

Cleanliness9.5

Comfort9.5

Facilities9.4

WiFi9.2

Value for money8.7

Guest Tips & Highlights

Yasemin

Excellent location and great interiors, along with amazing service. Highly recommended !

Shirley

Unique hotel. Aesthetics were very nice. Art work, decor exceptional. Rooms were very nice and comfortable. I especially appreciated the towel warming rack.

Tips: Nothing

Top Attractions Near Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid

Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid sits in the heart of Madrid’s central cultural and historic district, within easy walking distance of world-class museums (Prado, Reina Sofía, Thyssen), iconic squares (Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol), fresh-food markets (Mercado de San Miguel), the leafy Retiro Park, and vibrant neighborhoods such as the Barrio de las Letras and Gran Vía. This location makes the hotel an excellent base for museum-hopping, tapas trails, shopping, and experiencing Madrid’s nightlife and cultural highlights.

Museo del Prado

Spain’s premier art museum, home to masterpieces by Velázquez, Goya, Bosch and more.

0.6 km

8–10 min walk

5/5

Museo Reina Sofía

National museum of 20th-century art, featuring Picasso’s Guernica and major contemporary works.

0.9 km

11–13 min walk

4.8/5

Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza

A wide-ranging private collection bridging Renaissance art to 20th-century masters.

0.7 km

9–11 min walk

4.7/5

Plaza Mayor

Historic grand square lined with cafes and shops, a focal point of old Madrid.

0.6 km

7–9 min walk

4.6/5

Puerta del Sol

The symbolic center of Madrid with busy squares, shops and transport links.

0.5 km

6–8 min walk

4.5/5

Mercado de San Miguel

Historic covered market offering tapas, fresh produce, and gourmet foods.

0.4 km

4–6 min walk

4.6/5

Parque del Retiro

Madrid’s main park with boating lake, monuments, rose garden and peaceful avenues.

1.2 km

15–18 min walk or 7–10 min by taxi

4.8/5

Royal Palace (Palacio Real)

Opulent former royal residence with grand state rooms and gardens.

1.1 km

13–15 min walk

4.6/5

Gran Vía

Madrid’s lively main avenue known for shopping, theaters, and striking architecture.

0.8 km

10–12 min walk

4.5/5

Barrio de las Letras

A historic literary neighborhood with charming streets, bars, and restaurants — many guests praise its immediate proximity.

0.1 km

2–4 min walk

4.7/5

Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid

Make the most of your stay at Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Madrid:

Day 1 — Historic Center & Tapas: Check in and settle. Walk to Plaza Mayor, explore the nearby Mercado de San Miguel for lunch, then stroll to Puerta del Sol. Evening tapas crawl in Barrio de las Letras and nearby streets.
Day 2 — Museum Triangle: Spend the morning at the Prado, then visit Thyssen-Bornemisza. Lunch near the museums and in the afternoon head to the Reina Sofía for modern art. Return for an elegant dinner near the hotel.
Day 3 — Royal Madrid & Gardens: Morning visit to the Royal Palace and Almudena Cathedral. Walk through the Sabatini Gardens, then relax in Parque del Retiro in the afternoon with a boat ride or visit the Crystal Palace.
Day 4 — Day Trip (Toledo or Segovia): Take a guided half- or full-day trip to nearby historic towns—Toledo for medieval streets and cathedral, or Segovia for the Roman aqueduct and Alcázar. Return to Madrid for dinner.
Day 5 — Shopping & Neighborhoods: Morning shopping on Gran Vía and in boutique streets around Chueca/Salamanca (or El Rastro flea market if it’s Sunday). Afternoon at leisure—last-minute museum visits or a culinary experience before departure.

Why Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid Is Perfect for Exploring in Madrid

Madrid combines world-class art, historic architecture, lively neighborhoods and an outstanding culinary scene. Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid is an ideal base: centrally located within walking distance of major museums and attractions, known for its striking interiors, attentive service and comfortable rooms (many with special touches like towel warming racks and thoughtful decor). Guests consistently praise the location, staff and breakfast service, making it a top choice for visitors who want style, convenience and a friendly, personal stay in the heart of Madrid.

Best Time to Visit in Madrid

Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Madrid

Best Time to Visit

Fall

High Season

Late spring through early fall (May–September), amplified by festivals and tourism.

Value Season

Mid-winter (January–February) excluding trade-fair weeks and the Christmas/New Year period; also mid-August when many locals are away.

Spring

4/5 recommended

March–May: Temperatures warm up, trees and parks bloom, and outdoor terraces open for business. Late April and May host several big events and are especially busy.

Advantages

Pleasant temperatures for walking and sightseeing
Outdoor terraces, parks (Retiro) and rooftop bars are lively
Many cultural events and festivals—good atmosphere

Considerations

Hotel and flight prices rise in late April/May (Mutua Madrid Open and San Isidro-related activity)
Occasional rainy days in March—pack a light waterproof layer
Book museums and big attractions in advance on busy dates

Key Events in in Madrid

San Isidro (Fiestas de San Isidro)

Parades and traditional dress, Live music and free concerts across the city, Special offers on local food and cultural programming

Madrid's biggest local festival honoring the city's patron saint with concerts, traditional music, bullfights, and street parties.

Madrid Pride (Orgullo)

Massive parade and daytime parties, Club nights and rooftop events, Higher hotel demand and lively street atmosphere

One of Europe's largest Pride celebrations, centered around Chueca with a huge parade and late-night parties.

FITUR (International Tourism Fair)

Large trade fair traffic and hotel demand near IFEMA, Business-focused crowds—expect weekend spillover, Book early if your trip coincides

Major international travel trade fair at IFEMA that draws industry professionals and increases city occupancy around January.

Christmas & New Year (Luces y Mercados)

Christmas markets (e.g., Plaza Mayor) and seasonal foods, New Year’s Eve grape-eating tradition at Puerta del Sol, Higher prices and early booking required

Holiday markets, lights on Gran Vía, and the New Year’s Eve celebration in Puerta del Sol.

La Noche en Blanco / Cultural Nights

Extended museum hours and free events, Art installations and pop-up performances, Check municipal calendar for year-specific dates

Occasional late-night cultural events where museums and galleries open late with special programming (dates vary).

Football season (Real Madrid & Atlético fixtures)

Match-day crowds and passionate local fan culture, Increased hotel and transport demand on match weekends, Buy tickets in advance and expect security checks

High-profile matches at Santiago Bernabéu and Wanda Metropolitano can attract international fans and push up local rates on match days.

Weather Tips

Madrid has a continental climate: very hot and dry summers, mild-to-cool springs and falls, and cool winters with chilly nights. Sunscreen, a hat and hydration are essential in summer; a warm coat and layers are useful for winter evenings. Pack a light waterproof for unpredictable spring/fall showers. Comfortable walking shoes are essential; many streets have cobblestones.

Understanding in Madrid Prices

Madrid's hotel prices vary with season, major events, and weekends. Peak demand occurs during late spring (May–June) and early fall (September–October) when weather is pleasant, and during July for Madrid Pride and August for summer tourism. Major events—San Isidro (May), Madrid Pride (July), FIFA/UEFA/football high-profile matches, large concerts at WiZink Center, and trade fairs at IFEMA (notably FITUR in January)—cause sharp price spikes for hotels and short-term rentals. Weekends, especially around football matches or city festivals, raise rates. Conversely, mid-winter (January–February, excluding FITUR and Christmas/New Year) and late summer (mid-August when many locals leave) can offer better value, with lower rates and special promotions. Advance booking is strongly recommended for May, July, and around major events; last-minute deals sometimes appear in low-demand periods. Apartment rentals and Airbnbs may have weekend minimum stays during high-demand weeks.

Essential Travel Tips for in Madrid Spain

Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit

Transportation

Madrid is well-connected with an extensive metro, Cercanías commuter trains, buses, taxis and rideshares; Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas is the main airport with good rail and bus links to the city center.

Transportation Tips

1.Get a Tourist Travel Pass (Abono Turístico) for unlimited metro/bus/Cercanías within chosen zones if you plan many trips, or a 10-trip MetroBus ticket for occasional use.
2.Use Cercanías trains to reach nearby towns (Toledo, Segovia via connections) and the airport (C1/C10 lines) quickly.
3.Avoid the morning (07:30–09:30) and evening (17:30–19:30) rush hours on public transport; colectivos (taxis) can be scarce then.
4.Prebook airport transfers if arriving late; expect taxi ranks and authorized apps like Free Now and Uber.
5.Reserve train tickets (AVE/long-distance) in advance for the best prices and times.

Pro Traveler Tip

Buy timed tickets for the Prado, Reina Sofía and Thyssen to avoid lines, and plan museum visits in the cooler morning hours. For day trips, use early trains (AVE/Cercanías combos) to maximize daylight; for nightlife, plan on late dining and reserve tables in advance for popular spots.

Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid

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Guest Tips & Highlights

Top Attractions Near Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid

Museo del Prado

Museo Reina Sofía

Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza

Plaza Mayor

Puerta del Sol

Mercado de San Miguel

Parque del Retiro

Royal Palace (Palacio Real)

Gran Vía

Barrio de las Letras

Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid

Why Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid Is Perfect for Exploring in Madrid

Amenities & Services

Property Highlights

Best Time to Visit in Madrid

Best Time to Visit

High Season

Value Season

Spring

Advantages

Considerations

Key Events in in Madrid

San Isidro (Fiestas de San Isidro)

Madrid Pride (Orgullo)

FITUR (International Tourism Fair)

Christmas & New Year (Luces y Mercados)

La Noche en Blanco / Cultural Nights

Football season (Real Madrid & Atlético fixtures)

Weather Tips

Understanding in Madrid Prices

Essential Travel Tips for in Madrid Spain

Transportation

Transportation Tips

Pro Traveler Tip

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hotel's check-in and check-out times?

What is the hotel's cancellation policy?

Is breakfast included and what are the breakfast hours?

Does the hotel have Wi-Fi and is it free?

Is there parking at the hotel?

Are pets allowed at Only YOU Boutique Hotel Madrid?

Is the hotel suitable for families with children?

Does the hotel have air conditioning and how does it perform?

Is the hotel accessible for guests with reduced mobility?

Does the hotel have on-site dining or a restaurant?

Can the hotel help arrange airport transfers or local tours?

What is the hotel's smoking policy?

Still have questions?

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