Tryp Madrid Chamartín

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Description

Information

Tryp Madrid Chamartínis a three-star hotel for executives who are in town for work and wish to rest in a peaceful area. It is also ideal for couples with children. Furthermore, their facilities include a swimming pool that delights the little ones in the summer as well as allowing adults a little rest and a sunbath. The pool also has a solarium.

The hotel is located in the residential area by Plaza de Castilla, close to the Chamartín train station and well connected with the financial district on Paseo de la Castellana. It also has easy access to the Juan Carlos I trade fair grounds and the Municipal Convention Centre.

Services

Family rooms

Rooms for smokers

Outdoor pool

Free Wi-Fi

Complementary services

Satellite dish

Pay car parking

Lift

Bar / Cafeteria

Safe

Extra bed

Crèche / Child care

Rooms adapted for the disabled

Mini-bar

Restaurant

Assembly room / meeting room

Laundry service

Dry-cleaning service

Map

WHAT'S IN THE AREA?

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Last updated:

16/05/2023

Practical information

Accommodation

Address

Calle

Mauricio Ravel, 10

28046

Tourist area

Castellana

Telephone

(+34) 91 733 34 00

Fax

(+34) 91 314 60 47

Website

https://www.melia.com/es/hoteles/espana/madrid/hotel-madrid-chamartin-by-melia

hotelmadridchamartin@melia.com

Metro

Chamartín (L1, L10), Plaza de Castilla (L1, L9, L10)

Bus

5, 66, 67, 124, 134, 135, 147, 173, 174, 176, 178, N24

Cercanías (local train)

Madrid-Chamartín

BiciMAD bike-share scheme

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