We stayed at the Quo Eraso in January 2013 and in January 2012; both stays were three nights. The apartment/hotel is a great combination of hotel and apartment with 24 hour reception, daily maid service, more space than a typical hotel room, and the bonus of an equipped kitchenette. The staff speaks English and is very helpful. Both times that... More

We had just a few days in Madrid earlier in January. This aparthotel was a great choice. Well stocked kitchenette and close supermarket meant self catering was easy. Our room was spacious and comfortable, maybe a little dated, but beds were comfy. Diego de Leon metro stop at the end of the street, great metro line in to the city... More

Clean and nice hotel. Not in the center of Madrid but a short walk to Diego de Leon Metro station. From there you can go anywhere. We bought the Madrid Card which included unlimited access to the metro for 3 days. We had NO problem getting around. Staff is ok, except Nacho, he was GREAT! Hotel is very simple, no... More

Very nice hotel for its price - every room is equipped with all needed amenities: TV set (plasma screen), phone, fridge, microwave, bathroom with bathtub, hairdryer and toiletries. Taking into account that I've been traveling alone the room seemed even huge. The hotel is close to the metro station "Diego de Leon" - the way takes only 2 minutes and... More

WARNING, this is not hotel Quo described in lonely planet, they are talking about a different hotel in the central part of town, which is very nice, but this is not it. that said, this was a decent place. location is not central but very near a subway stop that makes everything accessible. The area around the hotel is residential... More

I stayed two nights at this aparthotel last week (April 2012). The staff were very friendly and helpful. It was chosen for it's proximity to the Sports Arena in order to see a concert. It was a 15 minuite walk which was good, down main roads so we didn't feel threatened. The room had a kitchen for which we had... More

Ok so you get what you pay for here. Went in April 2012 for 3 nights. Rooms are warm so wouldn't really recommend staying here in Summer but for a quick, cheap springtime break it is perfect. You can get to and from the airport (takes 20 mins) using the 200 bus from the top of the road. About 10... More

The rooms are spacious and have a small kitchen which is perfect for multiple days. It is very close to the Diego de Leon metro station and only 25mins from the airport. The only negative is the very old style and feel of the rooms.