The Hotel

Set on the outskirts of Madrid, in the town of Parla, the four-star Checkin Madrid Parla makes for a perfect holiday destination - within easy reach of Madrid’s attractions yet in a tranquil, quaint location. The nearby Park Warner Madrid offers entertainment for the whole family.

The rooms feature classic decor and come with all that is needed for a fuss-free stay. Each one features air conditioning, a TV, a work desk, and a private bathroom.

Each day can be started from a buffet breakfast spread, while other facilities include parking, laundry, safes and a 24-hour reception desk which can also help guests organise a picnic.

Room Details

Double Room

• Standard room: two people
• Maximum room: three adults or two adults and up to two children
• Conditions for additional guests:
  • Children under 2 years old: free of charge
  • The first and second child between 2-12 years/adults: €55 per person per night, including an extra bed and access to Warner Park
  • Please note that the extra occupancy is upon request and subject to availability; paid on site
  • It is necessary to inform the hotel about the extra guests prior to arrival to ensure tickets availability

Groupon’s Guide To Madrid

Located in the centre of Spain and mixing a small town flavour with the flair of a cosmopolitan city, Madrid presents visitors with an unparalleled nightlife complemented by the cathedrals, museums and trendy boutiques of Chueca. As this city is the home of flamenco, travellers may jazz up their stay by learning a new dance style, while leisure moments may be spent walking one of the city’s many green spaces.

Local attractions come in abundance with Puerta de Alcalá, an old city gate, Templo de Debod, an Egyptian temple in the middle of Madrid, and Plaza de Cibeles, the central square where Real Madrid celebrates championship wins. Plenty dining opportunities are provided in local restaurants, serving the Spanish signature dish, tapas, while art lovers may enjoy a visit to Cultural Center Sanchinarro, revealing exhibitions and shows of the main artistic trends in a cultural scene. Aficionados may watch bullfighters showing off their skills at the corrida, and nature enthusiasts can catch a breath of fresh air in one of the largest parks of the city, Parque del Retiro.

History buffs may venture to one of Europe’s largest palaces known as Palacio Real, housing a china room, a throne room with red velvet walls and a royal army museum, while the Catedral de la Almudena beckons with the history of the Diocese of Madrid and a Neo-Romanesque crypt. Leisurely moments may be spent in the El Retiro Park, visiting the Crystal Palace and a reconstruction of a Plilippino village, or hiring a boat to admire the ducks, geese, black swans, and terrapins on the lake. Dining opportunities are plentiful, with a wide range of eateries and cafes serving Spanish signature dishes including tapas, while thrilling bullfights may be seen at the corrida before heading out to a music venue to enjoy a flamenco show.