Last Modified: 09/30/26
Overall Rating: ★★★★★ (5/5)
Stay dates: December/2024 | Room types: Twin & King Suite with pullout couch & Lounge Access
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📍 Paseo de la Castellana, 57, 28046 Madrid, Spain
Hyatt Category: 5
Standard Room: 12-18K Points Per Night
Location: 4 Minutes to Madrid’s Main Attractions
- North of the city center
- 1-minute walk to Gregorio Marañón station and a 4-minute ride to the main attractions
- Several excellent restaurants and a large mall within walking distance. Also walkable to a laundromat
Rooms That Work for a Family of 5
- Twin room and a King room with a very nice pullout couch
- Very clean, with a good layout and a closet
- Small fridge for drinks and tea/coffee supplies
- Very quiet
Breakfast & Regency Club Lounge
- With status, choose between breakfast at the club lounge or the buffet on the first floor.
- We chose the buffet most days because the selection was fantastic with plenty of vegetarian options.
- The lounge was in a small area adjacent to the breakfast area, separated by a curtain. Small, but with lots of snack options and plenty of food for a light dinner.
Service & Check-In
- Staff were absolutely lovely.
- Housekeeping was provided daily.
Check-in & Check-out
- Check-in was seamless, and our rooms were ready when we arrived.
- With our Guest of Honor, we got lounge access upon arrival and grabbed snacks and drinks before heading out to explore.
- Check-out is at 12 pm, and we didn’t need late check-out.
Hyatt Points Breakdown: What We Paid Points vs. Cash
| Booking method | Hyatt points transferred from Chase and from my Hyatt personal card |
| Total points | 18 K points per night for 5 nights → 90,000 points per room |
| Cash stay estimate | $300 per night → $3000 for 2 rooms for 5 nights |
| Breakfast value (GoH) | 5 breakfasts for 5 would have cost $625 |
| Lounge savings | Heavy hors d’oeuvres covered lunch/dinner — at least $50/day saved (likely more) |
| Overall value | ~$3650 for 180K points |
| Elite status perks | Early check-in, breakfast, lounge access |
Value
- This hotel was more central than Hyatt Regency Barcelona Tower hotel and only a few minutes to all the major sites. The kids liked the area because it was nicely decorated for the holidays, had great food, and was walkable to a mall and the Real Madrid Stadium (Santiago Bernabéu).
Would We Stay Again?
Yes, I would 100% stay again. The location, food, and access to transit and shops are perfect!
What we loved
- The breakfast and lounge cannot be beat for the value and quality of food/service.
Drawbacks
What to know before you book
- While it is not in the heart of Madrid, it is so close and much more affordable than the central Hyatt hotels. Plus, the lounge was fantastic for us!
FAQs
Is Hyatt Regency Hesperia Madrid good for families?
I think it was great for our family. Although it is not right in the center of the city, it was a great value, had a fantastic breakfast and lounge, and was only steps away from public transit.
How many Hyatt points does it cost per night?
It is a category 5 hotel and we paid 18K per room, per night. Currently the rooms are ranging from 20-25K per night.
Is breakfast included with elite status?
Only with Globalist status or with a Guest of Honor certificate.
If you are interested exploring more about my Spain adventures check-out my Barcelona Trip Report, Hyatt Regency Barcelona Tower Review, and Madrid Trip Report or Segovia Day Trip.
Check out my other Hotel Reviews (spoiler, they are mostly Hyatt)!
If you are still getting started with Points & Miles travel, start with my Points and Miles 101 and Multipliers & Points Potential.
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