Fuenlabrada Hotels with Smoking Rooms

Best Hotels with Smoking Rooms in Fuenlabrada

Name: La Senda de los Enebros
Address: Paraje El Horcajo s/n Hotel rural La senda de los enebros, Higuera de las Duenas, 05420, Spain
Telephone: +34 918 63 43 35

Fuenlabrada Hotels with Smoking Rooms

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1. H2 Fuenlabrada
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294 reviews
#1 Best Value of 2 Fuenlabrada Hotels with Smoking Rooms
"Clean rooms, friendly staff, good continental breakfast. Great hotel for a short stay. The only setback is the fact that it's far from the centre of Madrid. I think it deserves more than the 2star rating. I would..."
2. Hotel Castilla
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56 reviews
#2 Best Value of 2 Fuenlabrada Hotels with Smoking Rooms
"If I could have a negative star option then I would definitely give them the -10 in rating due to their lies, fraud and taking money even after cancellation of the booking. They are thiefs and take people's money..."

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