Hotel Mora by Mij Reviews

We did not sleep at the Hotel Mora but we did have a quick bite at the adjoining Cafe Tapa Arte. We had the Menu Tapas 1 which included a drink and two kinds of tapas. We also ordered a separate portion of patatas bravas with aioli sauce. It was nice to have the option of aioli sauce (which we prefer) rather than the more common spicy tomato sauce. We also had a coffee and a tinto de verano (a wine cocktail similar to sangria). The waitress was friendly and efficient. Total cost was $23.85 in Canadian dollars. The location and food was exactly what we needed after spending a few hours at the Thyssen-Bornemisza museum of art.

Situación inmejorable, al lado de CaixaForum y cerca de Atocha y del Prado. Pese a estar tan céntrico es bastante silencioso. La cama comodísima, el baño muy amplio y suficiente espacio de almacenaje (armario, mesillas y escritorio) El personal de recepción atento y amable, muy profesional. La única pega es que el extractor del baño no tiene interruptor propio y se enciende con la luz, con lo que suena cada vez que entras al baño (de noche puede ser molesto)

호텔이 아토차역애서 가깝고, 공항버스타는곳에서도 가까워서 편리했으며, 직원분들 친절하고 레스토랑이용시 15%DC 좋았어요^^

Das superior Zimmer hatte im Bad weder eine Ablage noch irgend einen Haken im winzigen badezimmer - das war echt anstrengend, auch wenns jemand bucht der sich evtl nicht schminkt! Man musste alles immschrank auf dem Safe abstellen - das ist traurig

The equipment is a bit old and the air conditioner feels like it hasn't been cleaned for a long time, but the room has enough space and is close to Atocha Station

The staff was very friendly, but the first room I was assigned to had a bad smell and bed bugs crawling around. So I couldn't sleep that day. I changed to a different room the next day, and it was fine at that time.

Muy buena opción para aloj**** en el centro de Madrid, muy cerca de la estación de Atocha y del museo del Prado, etc. Nuestra habitación daba tanto al paseo del Prado como a la calle Gobernador, era amplia y espaciosa. Si acaso le pondría una pega sería la ausencia de una nevera. En diciembre puede no ser necesaria pero para el verano... Todo lo demás muy bien. El aislamiento del exterior perfecto así como la atención recibida.

No problem at all. The location is good as it is near the Prado Museum and within walking distance from Atocha Station. The front desk service is very good. The restaurant inside is also delicious, and guests can get discounts.

Pillow cases were obviously unwashed with huge blood spot inside folded/tucked inside portion of pillowcase on the also bloodied pillow. Cannot imagine how this happened but it was super gross, disappointing, and very disgusting that is was placed on bed let alone left inside room. Very glad we didn’t see or use pillow as it was not noticed until we placed it from couch where we laid the extra bed pillows back onto bed but that certainly made us very uncertain about overall cleanliness of everything in room and property. Asked at checkout if they would notify or check with housekeepers, hotel said they were sorry but that was all they said

Located next to Atocha train station

Good quality-price hotel, near Atocha.

Good value. Great location close to the great museums and the Atocha RR station. Tiny but well-appointed room. Helpful, friendly, English-speaking staff. Unusual extras including a free walking tour on Sundays (starts at an offsite location) and a discount at the adjacent tapas restaurant. I’d stay there again.

Great location,really pleasant and clean rooms, but everything that makes a good place to stay are the staff . All the people were incredibly helpful and generous. Also,during my stay I was sick they help me to find a good Doctor to come to the hotel room it was very helpful and a true sample of excellent.Great Location I highly recommnend this Hotel for anyone visiting Madrid, Spain because location is excellent.

Disclaimer: this review is written in CAPSLOCK. Arriving at reception around 23:00 we were surprised to hear that our reservation was cancelled. A clerk gave us some business explanation, which we could not fully comprehend from a guest's stand-point, but made a new reservation for us on the spot. However, when we tried to make a payment for the full stay by a 500-euros bill - it was refused. Clerk said that if we will not pay with smaller bills he will not check us in. When I asked him how he could do that despite we had a valid reservation, his response was, literally(!): "What reservation? You do not have any reservation; your reservation has been cancelled an hour ago." In other words, he threatened to throw us out. Threatening guests with a valid reservation and means to pay for the stay to throw them out in the middle of the night... If that is not being a scumbag - what is??! Anyhow, after some fairly unpleasant conversation we paid 40 euros - all the money we had except 500-euros bill and some change in coins - as a part of payment for the first night and were told that next morning the issue may be resolved by manager. Needless to say, we had a rather worrisome night. But next morning the things got worse for us. We came to reception willing to pay for the rest of our stay and kindly advised another clerk that we had some "hiccups" checking-in last night and we have only 500-euros bill as a mean of payment, and we can't possibly exchange it anywhere. To which she responded very disdainfully and arrogantly: "So what?" And then she "advised" us to go to the bank to split that bill. As we already had an issue of paying by 500-euro bills in other places across Spain, we already knew that there are no options for tourists to have that bill split in that country - neither in banks, nor in shops, nor elsewhere. (When in one of the banks in Barcelona we were told to go to the Bank of Spain to have a bill split - in the local branch of the bank of Spain we were advised by security guard at the entrance door to "make an appointment online first". Needless to say this greatly surprised us: refusing to accept as a mean of payment a bill which is fully recognized as a mean of payment in your country: that should be unlawful - shouldn't it??!) Therefore, we kindly responded that, to the best of our experience, there's nothing we could do, and that she could possibly assist us, her clients? She arrogantly refused to help and commanded "just go to the bank as others do!" As we already knew that this is the fake "solution" which lazy hotel-workers suggest to their clients across Spain, we said that if they do not accept that bill and will not give us a proper change - we are not going to pay. To which a clerk threatened us to call a police. "For what?" - I cried out loud - "for paying you???" Nevertheless, clerk continued threatening to call a police, and as it was early morning and we did not want to ruin our touristic plans for that day, we wen